Juniper (G4)

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NameJuniper (G4)
TypeVampire
DescriptionCamarilla: Juniper may steal an ally controlled by your predator or prey as a +1 stealth Ⓓ action.
ArtistLeif Jones
SetTwilight Rebellion #200738
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ClansVentrue
Group4
ArtistsLeif Jones
Krcg Id200738
Capacity6
Disciplinesani, dom, pre, FOR
Legal Since2008-05-28
Source Hashe64a255b4a34f00a4356b9c58ef6b70bf9b4863c
Printed NameJuniper
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About Juniper (G4)

Juniper (G4), Vampire, designed by Leif Jones first released in May 2008 in the set Twilight Rebellion.

Juniper fits a **Camarilla Ventrue deck that expects ally-heavy predators or prey**, especially if it can use a stolen ally for defense, combat, or additional actions. Her repeatable, +1 stealth steal action can be powerful against the right opponent, but it does nothing against decks without allies and cannot target players outside her predator and prey. **Entrancement** and **Far Mastery** are generally more flexible ways to add ally theft to a deck with the appropriate disciplines: they take card slots, but they do not require you to choose a six-capacity vampire for that purpose. Juniper is worth playing as a metagame choice or if her other attributes already suit your deck; I would not build around her ability in a general-purpose deck.

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Frequently asked questions about Juniper (G4)

What type of card is Juniper (G4)?

Juniper (G4) is a Vampire card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Juniper (G4)?

Camarilla: Juniper may steal an ally controlled by your predator or prey as a +1 stealth Ⓓ action.

What is the original set of Juniper (G4)?

Juniper (G4) was first released in the set Twilight Rebellion, illustrated by Leif Jones.

What is the legality of Juniper (G4)?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Juniper (G4) can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.