Left: A new improved version of the Guruhi Vote/Rush deck was played by Michael. Having modest pressure in the beginning, he was able to oust Sascha quite soon.Right: Sascha played his Malkavian G4/5 big cap deck, was having trouble keeping his minions in the ready region.
Left: The Toreador antitribu Wall employed by Ralf wasn't able to gather the necessary equipment to be truly efficient, and was ousted by Michael, too.Right: Didi's Kiasyd Wall only had two minions out during most of the game, but still maintained a solid position which allowed him to oust Michael in the heads-up.
Left: In the heads-up Michael managed to bring up additional minions, but couldn't pass any more political actions.Right: Didi, on the other hand, only had to fear the Ani/Pot combat capabilities of the Guruhi, but since none of these cards showed up, it was an easy win for him.
Result: Michael 2 VP, Didi 2 VP
The second game of the evening was a lot more interesting than the first one, present were Torrance Circle Bloodbrothers Bloat&Bleed (Michael), Malkavian G1/2 2nd Tradition/Obedience (Didi), Assamite Contract (Sascha) and Weenie Potence Horseshoe (Ralf),
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