Pallid
| Name | Pallid |
|---|---|
| Type | Master |
| Description | Master. Put this card on a Laibon with no Aye and no Pallid. This vampire gets -1 stealth. Burn this card if this vampire gets an Aye. Alternatively, when a vampire with no Aye or a zombie is acting, play this card to your ash heap as an out-of-turn See more |
| Artist | Brian LeBlanc |
| Set | Ebony Kingdom #101347 |
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| Artists | Brian LeBlanc |
| Krcg Id | 101347 |
| Legal Since | 2009-05-27 |
| Source Hash | b092843219dba5891183bc7942265e0a0869e7bd |
| Printed Name | Pallid |
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About Pallid
Pallid, Master, designed by Brian LeBlanc first released in May 2009 in the set Ebony Kingdom.
Pallid is a niche choice for an intercept-focused **Laibon deck** that wants to slow an opposing Laibon with -1 stealth while keeping a surprise +1 intercept option. That second use works against any acting vampire without Aye, so it is often available, but spending an out-of-turn master play for a one-time intercept boost is costly. Most wall decks are better served by repeatable intercept, such as **WMRH Talk Radio**, or by reaction cards such as **Enhanced Senses** if their vampires have Auspex. I would generally leave Pallid out unless your playgroup has enough Laibon decks for its permanent -1 stealth option to matter regularly.

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Frequently asked questions about Pallid
What type of card is Pallid?
Pallid is a Master card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Pallid?
Master. Put this card on a Laibon with no Aye and no Pallid. This vampire gets -1 stealth. Burn this card if this vampire gets an Aye. Alternatively, when a vampire with no Aye or a zombie is acting, play this card to your ash heap as an out-of-turn master to give a vampire you control +1 intercept.
What is the original set of Pallid?
Pallid was first released in the set Ebony Kingdom, illustrated by Brian LeBlanc.
What is the legality of Pallid?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Pallid can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.