Marked Path

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NameMarked Path
TypeAction modifier
DescriptionOnly usable after a successful directed action. [obf] Put this card on the acting vampire. During an action directed at the same Methuselah (or same set of Methuselahs), this vampire may burn this card to get +1 stealth. [OBF] As above, but for +2 stSee more
ArtistHarold Arthur McNeill, Joe Slucher
SetHeirs to the Blood #101169
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ArtistsHarold Arthur McNeill, Joe Slucher
Krcg Id101169
Disciplinesobf
Legal Since1996-10-28
Source Hashd654663287600733324930e1d1a1c8878a1309b3
Printed NameMarked Path
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About Marked Path

Marked Path, Action modifier, designed by Harold Arthur McNeill, Joe Slucher first released in October 1996 in the set Sabbat and was printed exactly in 5 different ways.

Rules

10/08/2026

Is played after resolution, after all combats (if any) are handled, but still during the action. Action modifiers and effects that can be played "after resolution" can be played before or after it. [PIB 20150915] [LSJ 19981028] [ANK 20190425]

10/08/2026

If the set of Methuselahs includes the controller of the vampire this card is on, the controller of the vampire is not considered as part of that set of Methuselahs. [LSJ 20100527]

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Frequently asked questions about Marked Path

What type of card is Marked Path?

Marked Path is a Action modifier card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Marked Path?

Only usable after a successful directed action. [obf] Put this card on the acting vampire. During an action directed at the same Methuselah (or same set of Methuselahs), this vampire may burn this card to get +1 stealth. [OBF] As above, but for +2 stealth.

What is the original set of Marked Path?

Marked Path was first released in the set Sabbat, illustrated by Harold Arthur McNeill, Joe Slucher.

What is the legality of Marked Path?

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

What cards are similar to Marked Path?

Cards similar to Marked Path include Shadow Cast. See the full list in the Similar cards section above.