Amam the Devourer

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NameAmam the Devourer
TypeAlly
DescriptionUnique mummy with 3 life. 2 strength, 0 bleed. Amam can enter combat with a minion as a Ⓓ action. Amam can burn a vampire in torpor to gain 1 life as a Ⓓ action. If a minion opposing Amam in combat is burned, Amam can gain 1 life. If Amam is burned, See more
ArtistLawrence Snelly
SetPrint on Demand #100042
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ClansMinistry
ArtistsLawrence Snelly
Krcg Id100042
Pool Cost2
Legal Since2001-06-11
Source Hash3d18aa017441ddef6ae580822227e0b343d51aa0
Printed NameAmam the Devourer
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About Amam the Devourer

Amam the Devourer, Ally, designed by Lawrence Snelly first released in June 2001 in the set Final Nights and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.

Rules

10/07/2026

If burned and shuffled into the library, other effects that apply when it is burned still apply (eg. {Set's Curse} puts an ally into play). [ANK 20200813]

10/07/2026

Is not shuffled into the library when it is discarded. [LSJ 20010710]

10/07/2026

The two actions provided are not cross-restrictive. Each can be performed once during the same turn by the same minion. [LSJ 20100909]

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Frequently asked questions about Amam the Devourer

What type of card is Amam the Devourer?

Amam the Devourer is a Ally card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Amam the Devourer?

Unique mummy with 3 life. 2 strength, 0 bleed. Amam can enter combat with a minion as a Ⓓ action. Amam can burn a vampire in torpor to gain 1 life as a Ⓓ action. If a minion opposing Amam in combat is burned, Amam can gain 1 life. If Amam is burned, shuffle him into his owner's library.

What is the original set of Amam the Devourer?

Amam the Devourer was first released in the set Final Nights, illustrated by Lawrence Snelly.