{% extends "archetypes/_layout.html" %} {% import "archetypes/_layout-erratum.html" as erratum with context %} {% import "archetypes/archive/tariq-eats-the-world.json" as deck_json %} {% import "archetypes/archive/_layout.html" as layout with context %} {% block meta %} {% endblock %} {% block archetype_name %}
This is a wall & rush deck starring {{ tariq_the_silent }}. His rush ability coupled with superior Auspex {{ AUS }} makes him a very efficient combat machine. On top of it, his protection against blood hunt let him play {{ amaranth }} without fear, so he can destroy vampires all around the table.
Using {{ disguised_weapon }} to fetch an {{ ivory_bow }} or a {{ rowan_ring }} is usually how {{ tariq }} becomes so dreadful. Then his great didscipline help him fight and block with efficiency.
{{ draught_of_the_soul }} make him even stronger as soon as he manages to dispatch a vampire or two.
His sidekicks here field the same core disciplines he does, {{AUS}}{{cel}}{{obf}}, to allow to build a very good wall indeed
Getting a {{ celerity }} on {{ tariq }} makes the combat module shine even more here, allowing for {{ psyche }} to be used to cancel combat ends, but it's not an absolute urgency.
There are great variations in this deck, since the combat module's efficiency greatly depends on the {{ meta }}.
The Anarch variant allows him to use both {{ diversion }} and {{ guardian_vigil }}, two excellent cards, like in {{ lukasz_ho_thanh_s_deck }}.
Dropping Celerity {{ cel }} altogether to rely instead on a bit of Fortitude {{ FOR }} is also possible, like in {{ erik_torstensson_s_deck }}.
A Tegyrius variant is even more of a wall, using {{ tegyrius }} as a star and {{ fatima }} as another sidekick, with less {{ amaranth }} but more aggravated damage with {{ taste_of_death }}, as in {{ marcin_watras_s_deck }}.
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