{% extends "best-cards/_layout.html" %}
{% import "best-cards/_layout_card_column.html" as layout with context %}

{% block content %}
<h1>{{ hecata }} Hecata</h1>
<div class="insert tip">
    <p>
        {% trans trimmed %}
        The Hecata are V5's Clan of Death, uniting the old necromantic lines under one
        banner around Oblivion {{ obl }} and their signature corpses. They field cheap,
        expendable undead allies, recycle them from the ash heap, and grind the prey down
        with a resilient bleed-and-swarm game.
        {% endtrans %}
    </p>
    <p>
        {% trans trimmed hecata_swarm=link("/archetypes/hecata-swarm") %}
        Competitively, they mostly field allies-based constructs, like {{ hecata_swarm }}.
        {% endtrans %}
    </p>
</div>

{% call layout.card_column("Parijat, the Dark Oracle", decks=19, copies="1-2") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
All clan disciplines plus superior {{ DOM }}: she find a place in-clan as well as paired with Lasombra {{ lasombra }}.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Lenelle, Mambo of Birmingham", decks=14, copies="1-2") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
A mid-range 6-cap, her stealth action is a rare unique recursion ability.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Mora, the Death Seer", decks=13, copies="1-3") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
A +1 bleed on a 7-cap frame all clan disciplines at superior, what's not to like?
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Tommaso Sforza", decks=13, copies="1-2") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
All clan disciplines at superior, plus his ability is awesome in allies decks: the clan specialty.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Hel-Blá", decks=4, copies="1-3") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
The clan's heavyweight at 9 capacity, his unique ability to resurrect allies opens interesting combinations.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Family Gathering", decks=14, copies="4-7") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
A trifle that digs the crypt for the next clan vampire, excellent beads economy and good fuel for a swarm.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Cappadocian Crypt", decks=13, copies="1-2") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
A free blood every turn, like a second Hunting Ground. Note the blood needs not go on the acting vampire.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Powerbase: Munich", decks=13, copies="1") %}
{% trans trimmed blood_doll=card("Blood Doll") %}
Flexible economy that shuttles a blood between pool and an {{ obl }} vampire each turn,
like a generalized {{ blood_doll }}.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Aggressive Corpse", decks=11, copies="4-10") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
The workhorse zombie: just two blood (not pool) for a 3-life body whose strikes cannot be
dodged, ideal for rushing down blockers and easily recurred from the ash heap.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Split the Veil", decks=11, copies="1-8") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
A set-and-forget recursion engine: two turns after it hits the table it revives a fallen
ally at full life for no further cost, keeping the swarm topped up on the cheap.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Rotting Behemoth", decks=8, copies="2-6") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
The heavy beater at three blood: a 6-life, 3-strength zombie that presses the attack at
superior {{ OBL }}, though it demands an ash-heap sacrifice to stick around.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}

{% call layout.card_column("Psychophagia", decks=6, copies="1-3") %}
{% trans trimmed %}
A stealthed hunt that devours any dead ally — one's own spent zombies or a rival's — for
3 blood, or 2 blood and an unlock, refueling the blood the swarm runs on.
{% endtrans %}
{% endcall %}
{% endblock %}