Blood Sorcery And Discipline Card Decks For VAMPIRE: THE MASQUERADE Are Available For Pre-Order Now!

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Players of the tabletop RPG rendition of Vampire: The Masquerade from Modiphius Entertainment can further grow their collection of accessories, and enhance their gameplay experience by pre-ordering the new Blood Sorcery and Discipline card deck. Available now for pre-order on Modiphius.net, the card deck is a part of the Vampire: The Masquerade Collection and expected to ship sometime in July.

The deck provides all of the reference material players, and GMs will need for Disciplines, Blood Sorcery powers/rituals, and Thin-Blood Alchemy during their Vampire: The Masquerade games. The deck contains 121 total cards, with 80 color/symbol coded cards for referencing Disciplines, and 41 cards including all Blood Sorcery powers/rituals, and all Thin-Blood Alchemy powers.

Those that pre-order the deck will immediately receive both color and black and white PDF copies, so they can be printed off and used right away, while the actual deck is manufactured.

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