Fire Dance

About Fire Dance

Fire Dance, Action, designed by David Fooden first released in October 1996 in the set Sabbat and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.

Fire Dance is best in a Sabbat combat or combat-bleed deck built around durable titled vampires—especially decks using Fortitude or other normal-damage prevention—because it turns one aggravated damage per combat into preventable normal damage while also providing +1 stealth; it is particularly useful against aggravated hand strikes, Immortal Grapple follow-ups, and similar combat threats. However, it requires a ready Sabbat bishop-level title or higher, costs an action to play, does not prevent damage by itself, and only works once per combat, so it is usually a defensive luxury rather than a core card. Combat prevention cards such as Indomitability, Skin Trap, or Rockheart are generally better because they provide protection immediately when needed and do not require a permanent setup card, although their discipline requirements differ. Fire Dance should see play only as a one- or two-copy metagame inclusion in a titled Sabbat deck that expects significant aggravated damage; most Sab