Forgery

About Forgery

Forgery, Action, designed by Fred Hooper first released in August 2002 in the set Camarilla Edition and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.

Forgery would mainly benefit a stealth-bleed, toolbox, or generic “no discipline” deck that regularly uses vampires with capacity 5 or more and wants a free action that both pressures prey and refunds 1 blood when successful; it can also help keep expensive vampires fueled without spending pool or blood. However, it is usually weaker than alternatives: **Govern the Unaligned** is substantially better in a Dominate bleed deck because it can provide blood when needed or deliver a stronger bleed, while **Computer Hacking** is generally better when the priority is increasing bleed strength, and discipline-based bleed actions such as **Kindred Spirits** or **Legal Manipulations** are often more efficient in their appropriate decks. Forgery’s main advantages are its zero cost, lack of discipline requirement, and guaranteed blood gain after a successful bleed, but the capacity restriction and modest effect make it a low-impact action that consumes a valuable action phase; it should generally