Palatial Estate

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NamePalatial Estate
TypeEquipment
DescriptionThis equipment card represents a location and does not count as equipment while in play. Unique. During your master phase, the vampire with this location gains 1 blood.
FlavorWelcome to my house! Come freely. Go safely... Bram Stoker, "Dracula"
ArtistGreg Simanson
SetThird Edition #101345
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ArtistsGreg Simanson
Krcg Id101345
Blood Cost2
Legal Since1995-12-15
Source Hasha76dff0035d1bfaad9764ef80b9a70afdce90ea1
Printed NamePalatial Estate
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About Palatial Estate

Palatial Estate, Equipment, designed by Greg Simanson first released in December 1995 in the set Dark Sovereigns and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.

Rules

10/08/2026

Is an equipment while in hand, library or ash heap, both equipment and location when played (eg. for cost-related effects), and just a location while in play. [LSJ 20080114]

10/08/2026

An action targeting it (eg. {Conceal}) is directed at the Methuselah controlling it, not the minion it is on. [LSJ 20090324]"

10/08/2026

May be put on any minion if the controller changes. If the new controller has no minions, it is burned. [RTR 19960112]

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Frequently asked questions about Palatial Estate

What type of card is Palatial Estate?

Palatial Estate is a Equipment card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Palatial Estate?

This equipment card represents a location and does not count as equipment while in play. Unique. During your master phase, the vampire with this location gains 1 blood.

What is the original set of Palatial Estate?

Palatial Estate was first released in the set Dark Sovereigns, illustrated by Greg Simanson.

What is the legality of Palatial Estate?

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