Laibon

The Laibon offer unique tools to its members all around, be it for block, combat, politics or bleed.

Powerbase: Luanda

Powerbase: Luanda
played in 53 decks, typically 1 copy

An excellent card for combat-able Laibon decks, it provides a bit more the rush capability at no cost.

Strange Day

Strange Day
played in 49 decks, typically 1 copy

A definitive lunge device to get a critical action through, its high blood cost prevents to play more than 1 or 2 copies in a deck.

Mbare Market, Harare

Mbare Market, Harare
played in 47 decks, typically 1 copy

A decent bloat device for Laibon, although it is a little bit pricey compared to similar clan cards like the Toreador t Art Museum.

Well-Marked

Well-Marked
played in 46 decks, typically 1-2 copies

A good prevention effect at a low cost, it is an easy inclusion in combat-oriented decks.

No Secrets From the Magaji

No Secrets From the Magaji
played in 46 decks, typically 1-5 copies

A powerful interception device for the Magaji, it compares to the Camarilla's Second Tradition: Domain. Althoug intercept is lower, the permanent wake effect is exceptionaly strong. One must not fail a block to keep it, so a bit of interception enhancement is appreciable.

Kduva's Mask

Kduva's Mask
played in 37 decks, typically 1 copy

A bit pricey for just the bleed bonus, it becomes a worthwile addition in political decks like Ishtarri Politics.

Powerbase: Tshwane

Powerbase: Tshwane
played in 36 decks, typically 1-2 copies

A good pool reduction that can amount to a very decent bloat if played alongside enough pool-costing cards. Even just reducing the cost of other master cards can be enough to include it.

Ancestor Spirit

Ancestor Spirit
played in 35 decks, typically 1 copy

A bleed and vote enhancer at no cost: an easy inclusion in many Laibon decks.