Dragos (G2)
| Name | Dragos (G2) |
|---|---|
| Type | Vampire |
| Description | Sabbat: Dragos does not burn blood to pay the cost of combat cards he plays. |
| Artist | Mark Tedin |
| Set | Print on Demand #200386 |
| Wallpaper |  Download wallpaper |
| Image |  Download image |
| Clans | Tzimisce |
| Group | 2 |
| Artists | Mark Tedin |
| Krcg Id | 200386 |
| Capacity | 7 |
| Disciplines | vic, ANI, AUS |
| Legal Since | 1996-10-28 |
| Printed Name | Dragos |
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About Dragos (G2)
Dragos (G2), Vampire, designed by Mark Tedin first released in October 1996 in the set Sabbat and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.
Dragos fits a **Group 2 Tzimisce combat deck** built around costly Vicissitude combat cards: his ability lets him keep playing cards such as Breath of the Dragon without draining the blood he needs to stay in fights. He is less appealing in a combat package built mostly from free cards, where his seven-pool cost buys little advantage; a cheaper vampire with the disciplines you need may be the better choice, though there is no universally better replacement for his specific ability. He should see play when your deck expects him to enter combat repeatedly and save several blood over the game, but I would not include him just as a general-purpose Tzimisce vampire.
Rules
10/07/2026
A "burn blood" effect on a combat card (eg. {Chiropteran Marauder}) is not a card cost, but an effect cost, and is thus unaffected by his ability. [LSJ 20090107] [LSJ 20070829-3]
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Frequently asked questions about Dragos (G2)
What type of card is Dragos (G2)?
Dragos (G2) is a Vampire card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Dragos (G2)?
Sabbat: Dragos does not burn blood to pay the cost of combat cards he plays.
What is the original set of Dragos (G2)?
Dragos (G2) was first released in the set Sabbat, illustrated by Mark Tedin.
What is the legality of Dragos (G2)?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Dragos (G2) can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.