Consignment to Duat

About Consignment to Duat

Consignment to Duat, Action, designed by James Stowe first released in November 2003 in the set Black Hand and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.

Consignment to Duat is best in a Serpentis stealth-control or stealth-bleed deck that can repeatedly act at +1 stealth, especially one trying to starve opposing vampires, punish low-blood minions, or create torpor threats while spending minimal pool; however, it is situational because it costs an action, does nothing if blocked, and the attached minion can often hunt or gain blood before the effect becomes decisive. For direct blood denial, Theft of Vitae is generally more reliable when your deck supports Thaumaturgy, while Entrancement or other permanent-control actions usually provide a stronger payoff than merely taxing one blood per turn; within Serpentis, Consignment to Duat is comparable to Serpent’s Kiss if that is the card intended by the text, and neither is an automatic inclusion. It should see play mainly in dedicated Serpentis attrition or metagame-specific anti-big-capacity decks, but most generic Serpentis bleed decks should prioritize stealth, bleed modifiers, wakes, and