b Ravnos (Legacy)

This list is compiled from statistics encompassing 30 years, as the legacy clan has not scored enough wins in the last 5 years for relevant statistics otherwise.

V5 Ravnos are now Anarch and have roi as clan disciplines. Check their best cards out on the Ravnos page.

The legacy Ravnos and their unique k discipline are a versatile clan. They gave birth to a successful political archetype, the Ravnos Clown Car. Otherwise, k alone makes for easy stealth bleeds with extra resilience against bounces and combat.

Khalil Ravana

Khalil Ravana
played in 34 decks, typically 1-2 copies

As the cheapest superior Chimerstry K vampire, he tops the list easily.

Joaquina Amaya

Joaquina Amaya
played in 28 decks, typically 1-2 copies

A premium capacity 6 vampire with all clan disciplines at superior; her stealth on equip actions is a plus for weapon builds.

Gabrin

Gabrin
played in 27 decks, typically 1-4 copies

Star of the clan, his reduction for k card is an exceptional asset in many decks.

Mata Hari

Mata Hari
played in 15 decks, typically 1-5 copies

Her unique ability makes her a star in quite a few original decks.

Mirror Image

Mirror Image
played in 50 decks, typically 2-8 copies

A versatile stealth bonus or combat ends, its 1 blood cost is acceptable.

Sensory Deprivation

Sensory Deprivation
played in 41 decks, typically 1-7 copies

An infamous effect for this expensive action. The threat of it can be an excellent deterrent. With the help of cost reduction cards like The Path of Paradox, Gabrin or The Line, it can become cheap enough to be a recurring threat, too.

Fata Morgana

Fata Morgana
played in 39 decks, typically 3-9 copies

The only bleed enhancer available with k, it is often included in Ravnos decks.

Occlusion

Occlusion
played in 36 decks, typically 2-6 copies

Stealth at no cost, and occasional combat defense, a strong proposition.

The Path of Paradox

The Path of Paradox
played in 29 decks, typically 1-4 copies

Given the cost of Chimerstry k cards, this reduction is very desirable.

Draba

Draba
played in 25 decks, typically 2-8 copies

An excellent intercept device, particularly at superior K. With just a bit of intercept, it makes passing a potential blocker twice harder. Moreover, it can be used to help an ally anywhere on the table.

The Eldest Are Kholo

The Eldest Are Kholo
played in 20 decks, typically 7-14 copies

Cornerstone of the Ravnos Clown Car archetype, it allows for a strong swarm politics build.

Tumnimos

Tumnimos
played in 17 decks, typically 5-10 copies

A cheap alternative to The Embrace, provided one has vampires with a high enough capacity.