Rake (G1)

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NameRake (G1)
TypeVampire
DescriptionCamarilla Prince of Atlanta: Rake gets +1 strength in combat with Ventrue.
ArtistMark Tedin
SetTenth Anniversary #201155
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ClansBrujah
Group1
TitlePrince
ArtistsMark Tedin
Krcg Id201155
Capacity6
Disciplinesaus, cel, pot, PRE
Legal Since1994-08-16
Printed NameRake
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About Rake (G1)

Rake (G1), Vampire, designed by Mark Tedin first released in August 1994 in the set Jyhad and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.

Rake best fits a Group 1 Brujah combat or Brujah vote deck that already wants a six-capacity Camarilla Prince and expects to fight Ventrue frequently, but his +1 strength is far too narrow to justify choosing him for that ability alone; against most opponents he is simply an average six-capacity vampire, and even against Ventrue the bonus is situational. In general, Rake should not see play outside a nostalgic Group 1 crypt or a deliberately Ventrue-heavy local metagame: broader and more powerful Brujah vampires such as Theo Bell provide substantially more value through stronger disciplines, superior titles, and more relevant abilities, while combat decks are usually better served by crypt vampires with reliable combat effects rather than a conditional strength bonus.

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Frequently asked questions about Rake (G1)

What type of card is Rake (G1)?

Rake (G1) is a Vampire card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Rake (G1)?

Camarilla Prince of Atlanta: Rake gets +1 strength in combat with Ventrue.

What is the original set of Rake (G1)?

Rake (G1) was first released in the set Jyhad, illustrated by Mark Tedin.

What is the legality of Rake (G1)?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Rake (G1) can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.