Kumpania
| Name | Kumpania |
|---|---|
| Type | Master |
| Description | Unique. Put this card in play. You can lock this card to give a Ravnos with capacity 5 or more you control +1 intercept. |
| Artist | James Stowe |
| Set | New Blood III #101068 |
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| Clans | Ravnos |
| Artists | James Stowe |
| Krcg Id | 101068 |
| Pool Cost | 1 |
| Legal Since | 2007-09-26 |
| Source Hash | 8d5f7b5248604e69d4faeebd2132aa0dec1edfee |
| Printed Name | Kumpania |
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About Kumpania
Kumpania, Master, designed by James Stowe first released in September 2007 in the set Lords of the Night and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.
Kumpania fits a **Ravnos wall or toolbox deck** with several vampires of capacity 5 or more that regularly block actions. Its strength is flexibility: unlike intercept equipment on one vampire, you can lock Kumpania to give +1 intercept to whichever eligible Ravnos needs it, though only once before it unlocks. **Raven Spy** is better for sustained intercept on a particular vampire if your deck can play it, while **Eyes of Argus** offers a stronger burst in decks with the required Auspex; neither is a direct replacement for Kumpania’s clan-wide flexibility. I’d consider **one copy** in a block-oriented Ravnos deck, but skip it in a stealth-bleed or otherwise aggressive deck that rarely tries to block.

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Frequently asked questions about Kumpania
What type of card is Kumpania?
Kumpania is a Master card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Kumpania?
Unique. Put this card in play. You can lock this card to give a Ravnos with capacity 5 or more you control +1 intercept.
What is the original set of Kumpania?
Kumpania was first released in the set Lords of the Night, illustrated by James Stowe.
What is the legality of Kumpania?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Kumpania can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.