n Banu Haqim
The Banu Haqim (previously named Assamite) provide some good clan cards and multiple strategies usually revolving around for stealth. Its main archetype, Haqim Royalty, has many variations.
The legacy Assamite D and their Quietus discipline, can be found on a separate page: Assamite (Legacy).
Warmaksan
played in 56 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
Such a cheap Prince is always a good deal. Seen both in Banu Haqim n and multiclan Royalty decks.
Kassandra Tassaki
played in 52 decks,
typically 1-3 copies
Her relatively low cost combined with the Prince title (enabling Second Tradition: Domain and Parity Shift), makes her the most played vampire of the clan.
Khadija Al-Kindi
played in 51 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
Not so many group 6 Banu Haqim have all clan disciplines at superior, a solid vampire.
Farah Sarroub
played in 41 decks,
typically 2 copies
Another group 6 Banu Haqim n Prince, a tad more expensive with no big upside, but still useful.
Kasim Bayar
played in 34 decks,
typically 1-3 copies
The clan's Justicar: pricey at 9 pool, but he brings the votes of his title, a bleed bonus and superior — a self-sufficient inclusion for Royalty crypts.
Kalinda (G6)
played in 29 decks,
typically 1-4 copies
A group 2 stealth bleeder in her own right, her superior backing a built-in +1 bleed at +1 stealth. Her ability made her the star of her own Kalinda archetype.
Oluwafunmilayo
played in 24 decks,
typically 1-4 copies
A group 6 Prince carrying all four disciplines at superior, her intercept bonus against political actions adding a welcome touch of defense. The superior also opens interesting perspectives.
Haqim's Law: Retribution
played in 61 decks,
typically 2-6 copies
A cornerstone of many Banu Haqim n decks. A great way to make sure that the combat cards, even in high number, do not jam the hand. It also synergizes with multi-types cards like Swallowed by the Night and Resist Earth's Grasp.
Priority Contract
played in 55 decks,
typically 1-4 copies
A strong Trifle enabling both rush and bloat, even though it is limited to targeting the prey. Always included in combat-able Banu Haqim decks.
Hunger of Marduk
played in 44 decks,
typically 7-15 copies
A direct upgrade from Theft of Vitae. It allow Banu Haqim n to use their for additional strikes from Pursuit, Blur or Quickness.
Market Square
played in 35 decks,
typically 1 copy
An excellent permanent intercept at low cost. Used in all Banu Haqim n decks when blocking is an option.
Alamut
played in 23 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
An excellent vote enhancer at a fair cost for any archetype. It is played for additional votes in political decks, but also as a defensive tool against political actions in other decks.