Choir
| Name | Choir |
|---|---|
| Type | Action |
| Description | +1 stealth action. [mel] Put this card in play. Burn this card during your influence phase. [MEL] Ⓓ Your prey burns 2 pool for each copy of this card you control (not counting this one). Burn all those copies. |
| Flavor | With the one acting as conductor to the others, the effect was greatly magnified — much more than the sum of the parts. It would've been beautiful if it wasn't so deadly. Jan Pieterzoon, Ventrue |
| Artist | Lawrence Snelly |
| Set | Print on Demand #100345 |
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| Artists | Lawrence Snelly |
| Krcg Id | 100345 |
| Disciplines | mel |
| Legal Since | 2001-12-03 |
| Source Hash | f6034a11fe105a7afd2ab8aff923cf6652c7936d |
| Printed Name | Choir |
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About Choir
Choir, Action, designed by Lawrence Snelly first released in December 2001 in the set Bloodlines and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.
Choir fits a **Melpominee-heavy Daughters of Cacophony swarm deck** that can take several actions in one turn: have multiple vampires put Choirs in play, then use a vampire with superior Melpominee to burn them for pool damage before your influence phase removes them. Its appeal is that the finishing action is **not a bleed**, so bleed bounce does not stop it. The drawback is the setup: two actions produce only 2 pool damage, and you cannot save the copies for a later turn. For a general pool-damage plan, **Computer Hacking** is usually more reliable—it gives each minion an immediate +1-stealth bleed with +1 bleed—while decks with access to **Govern the Unaligned** have a stronger single-action bleed option. **Choir is playable as a niche payoff** if your deck can regularly line up three or more actions in a turn, but I would not make it a staple of an ordinary Daughters deck.

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Frequently asked questions about Choir
What type of card is Choir?
Choir is a Action card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Choir?
+1 stealth action. [mel] Put this card in play. Burn this card during your influence phase. [MEL] Ⓓ Your prey burns 2 pool for each copy of this card you control (not counting this one). Burn all those copies.
What is the original set of Choir?
Choir was first released in the set Bloodlines, illustrated by Lawrence Snelly.
What is the legality of Choir?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Choir can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.