Legwork
| Name | Legwork |
|---|---|
| Type | Reaction |
| Description | Do not replace until your next unlock phase. +1 intercept. Not usable by a vampire with more than 0 intercept. |
| Artist | Andrew Bates |
| Set | Third Edition #101093 |
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| Image | |
| Artists | Andrew Bates |
| Krcg Id | 101093 |
| Blood Cost | 1 |
| Legal Since | 2003-11-17 |
| Source Hash | 3109119ebf93ee5176a77b31f9af83113873d39e |
| Printed Name | Legwork |
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About Legwork
Legwork, Reaction, designed by Andrew Bates first released in November 2003 in the set Black Hand and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
Legwork is best for non-wall decks—especially bleed, vote, or combat/toolbox decks whose vampires have no built-in intercept and occasionally need to block a low-stealth action—but its 1-blood cost, delayed replacement, and restriction to vampires with exactly 0 intercept make it a weak emergency option rather than a core card; dedicated intercept decks should use stronger discipline cards such as `Enhanced Senses` or `Eyes of Argus` in Auspex decks, while vampire-specific or archetype-specific options like `Second Tradition: Domain` are usually much better when available. It may see limited play in a discipline-light deck that values flexible defense and cannot use normal intercept staples, but in most competitive decks the card disadvantage is too costly, so I would generally not include it unless the deck has a specific need for unconditional, discipline-less intercept.
Rules
10/08/2026
Is replaced before unlocking cards: other unlock effects cannot be ordered before. [ANK 20200129] [LSJ 20091208] [RTR 19951017]

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Frequently asked questions about Legwork
What type of card is Legwork?
Legwork is a Reaction card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Legwork?
Do not replace until your next unlock phase. +1 intercept. Not usable by a vampire with more than 0 intercept.
What is the original set of Legwork?
Legwork was first released in the set Black Hand, illustrated by Andrew Bates.
What is the legality of Legwork?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Legwork can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.