Seduction

About Seduction

Seduction, Action modifier, designed by Harold Arthur McNeill, Jim Di Bartolo first released in August 1994 in the set Jyhad and was printed exactly in 10 different ways.

Seduction is most useful in decks that rely on a key vampire completing actions that can be blocked—especially stealth-light or combat-averse decks, such as political, bleed, or toolbox decks—and its `[dom]` version is particularly attractive when your vampires are younger than the intended blocker; `[DOM]` removes that age restriction. It is a situational, zero-cost way to make one announced action unblockable by a chosen vampire, but it does not stop other vampires from blocking, so it is less reliable than adding stealth: **Lost in Crowds** (for a bleed) or **Bewitching Oration** (for a political action) is generally better when you want to beat any potential blocker, though those cards do not prevent blocking outright. Seduction can still earn a slot when you have Dominate, expect a specific troublesome blocker, and can spare the card slot; it is not usually an automatic inclusion, and its value depends on your deck’s action mix and access to stealth.