Apportation

About Apportation

Apportation, Combat, designed by Clint Langley first released in October 1996 in the set Sabbat and was printed exactly in 8 different ways.

the superior effect is a free maneuver, while the inferior effect is a press to continue combat, so it mainly benefits **Thaumaturgy combat/wall decks** that expect to block often and want flexibility to choose range or extend fights, especially Tremere and Tremere antitribu builds using **Theft of Vitae**, **Walk of Flame**, **Blood Fury**, or other ranged-combat packages. citeturn0search12 However, the problem is that both effects are situational and do not advance your main combat plan by themselves; most dedicated combat decks prefer cards that either end the opponent, generate a decisive advantage, or provide both offense and defense. For maneuvers, **Rutor's Hand?** no, but **Carrion Crows-style pressure is not Thaumaturgy**; within Thaumaturgy, cards like **Drawing Out the Beast** (for combat control) or simply relying on **Walk of Flame** packages are usually more impactful, while generic options like **Psyche!** can be stronger when the goal is to continue combat after endi