Mob Rule
| Name | Mob Rule |
|---|---|
| Type | Action modifier/reaction |
| Description | Only usable during a referendum. Each vampire with a capacity above 4 can burn blood to gain votes. A vampire gains 1 vote for each blood he or she burns. A vampire with a capacity above 7 gains an additional vote for each blood he or she burns. |
| Artist | Brian LeBlanc |
| Set | Kindred Most Wanted #101230 |
| Wallpaper |  Download wallpaper |
| Image |  Download image |
| Artists | Brian LeBlanc |
| Krcg Id | 101230 |
| Legal Since | 2003-05-19 |
| Source Hash | 846184d853e7200c06966a3122cb270161869678 |
| Printed Name | Mob Rule |
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About Mob Rule
Mob Rule, Action modifier/reaction, designed by Brian LeBlanc first released in May 2003 in the set Anarchs and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
Mob Rule is most useful in political or vote-defence decks with several vampires of capacity 8 or higher, since those vampires gain two votes per blood burned; capacity 5–7 vampires can also use it, but less efficiently. Its main attraction is that it requires no discipline and works both offensively as an action modifier and defensively as a reaction, making it worth considering for large-capacity decks that lack conventional vote-push disciplines or want to stop a particularly dangerous referendum. The major drawback is that **opposing vampires can burn blood for votes too**, so it is much less reliable against other large-capacity decks, and its zero play cost disguises potentially substantial blood expenditure. For Presence-based political decks, **Bewitching Oration** is generally a better routine vote-push card because it grants votes without burning blood or empowering opponents; **Awe** is often preferable when you need scalable, blood-funded vote support, while **Perfect Parag
Rules
10/08/2026
Cannot be used during a referendum that is automatically passing. [PIB 20150105] [LSJ 19980107]
10/08/2026
Each Methuselah must decide how much blood to burn for it during the resolution. It does not give an ability for the rest of the political action. However, there can be some give and take during the resolution. For example, Methuselahs can choose to burn one blood at a time and wait to see what the others do. [LSJ 20030602]
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Frequently asked questions about Mob Rule
What type of card is Mob Rule?
Mob Rule is a Action modifier/reaction card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Mob Rule?
Only usable during a referendum. Each vampire with a capacity above 4 can burn blood to gain votes. A vampire gains 1 vote for each blood he or she burns. A vampire with a capacity above 7 gains an additional vote for each blood he or she burns.
What is the original set of Mob Rule?
Mob Rule was first released in the set Anarchs, illustrated by Brian LeBlanc.
What is the legality of Mob Rule?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Mob Rule can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.