Thin-Blooded Seer
| Name | Thin-Blooded Seer |
|---|---|
| Type | Action |
| Description | Requires a ready non-sterile vampire of capacity less than 3. Put this card into play; it becomes a 1-capacity vampire. This vampire is clanless and sterile. This vampire is not considered unique, must hunt this turn and is the same sect as the actinSee more |
| Artist | Brian LeBlanc |
| Set | Black Hand #101971 |
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| Artists | Brian LeBlanc |
| Krcg Id | 101971 |
| Capacity | 1 |
| Blood Cost | 1 |
| Legal Since | 2003-11-17 |
| Source Hash | 0f56aaa49813eb4df39f8693a7558982028130ef |
| Printed Name | Thin-Blooded Seer |
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About Thin-Blooded Seer
Thin-Blooded Seer, Action, designed by Brian LeBlanc first released in November 2003 in the set Black Hand.
Thin-Blooded Seer fits **low-capacity swarm or breeding decks**, especially those already using ready, non-sterile vampires of capacity 1–2 and wanting additional bodies for basic bleeds, blocking, or equipment-based actions; it can also support an anarch swarm because the new vampire inherits the acting vampire’s sect. Its library-peeking ability is a small tactical bonus rather than a strong reason to build around it: you gain information, but you neither draw nor rearrange those cards, and locking the Seer during your unlock phase generally sacrifices its actions for that turn. The drawbacks are substantial: it must hunt on arrival, has no printed disciplines, is fragile, cannot reproduce because it is sterile, and pays double for cards costing blood. **The Embrace is usually the better choice for clan-based breeding decks**, because its offspring retain the acting vampire’s clan and therefore support clan-requiring cards and strategies such as Consanguineous Boon; a clanless Seer d
Rules
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If it would be put into the crypt for any reason, it is burned instead [LSJ 20041201-2]
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If moved to the uncontrolled region (eg. by {Banishment}), it stays a vampire and can be influenced. [RTR 19990712]
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Is not a vampire in the ash heap (eg. {Possession} cannot target it). [LSJ 20020115]
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When computing the cost of a card, multiplications and divisions are applied first, followed by additions and subtractions. [PIB 20150917] [RTR 20070707]
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Frequently asked questions about Thin-Blooded Seer
What type of card is Thin-Blooded Seer?
Thin-Blooded Seer is a Action card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Thin-Blooded Seer?
Requires a ready non-sterile vampire of capacity less than 3. Put this card into play; it becomes a 1-capacity vampire. This vampire is clanless and sterile. This vampire is not considered unique, must hunt this turn and is the same sect as the acting vampire. Cards that cost blood cost this vampire twice as much blood to play. During your unlock phase, you may lock this vampire to look at the top two cards of any Methuselah's library.
What is the original set of Thin-Blooded Seer?
Thin-Blooded Seer was first released in the set Black Hand, illustrated by Brian LeBlanc.
What is the legality of Thin-Blooded Seer?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Thin-Blooded Seer can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.