Hell-for-Leather

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NameHell-for-Leather
TypeCombat
DescriptionRequires an Anarch. Only one Hell-for-Leather can be played at a given Discipline each combat. [ani] Strike: dodge, with 1 additional strike (limited). [cel] Additional strike that does not count against the limit. [obt] Only usable if this Anarch isSee more
ArtistPeter Bergting
SetPrint on Demand #100910
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ArtistsPeter Bergting
Krcg Id100910
Disciplinesani, cel, obt
Legal Since2008-05-28
Source Hashfcf7834c5ed92561074f98aa7cff281ac97af32b
Printed NameHell-for-Leather
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About Hell-for-Leather

Hell-for-Leather, Combat, designed by Peter Bergting first released in May 2008 in the set Twilight Rebellion and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.

Rules

10/08/2026

[cel] A limited additional strike can be played before or after. [LSJ 20001206] [ANK 20211124]

10/08/2026

When played, a multi-Disciplines card counts as requiring the Discipline(s) being used. In the hand, library, or ash heap, the card is considered to require any and/or all Disciplines listed on it. [LSJ 20011204-3] [PIB 20130704]

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Frequently asked questions about Hell-for-Leather

What type of card is Hell-for-Leather?

Hell-for-Leather is a Combat card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Hell-for-Leather?

Requires an Anarch. Only one Hell-for-Leather can be played at a given Discipline each combat. [ani] Strike: dodge, with 1 additional strike (limited). [cel] Additional strike that does not count against the limit. [obt] Only usable if this Anarch is ready and the opposing minion is not. The opposing minion's controller burns 2 pool.

What is the original set of Hell-for-Leather?

Hell-for-Leather was first released in the set Twilight Rebellion, illustrated by Peter Bergting.