You'll want to stay away from enemies and as close to your allies as possible. The Muse can act as a support role, which makes it a more difficult one to play if you're in multiplayer games as not only do you need to keep an eye on your own health but also your allies. Enemies will have their powers disabled when this happens, but only weapon powers, archetype and clan powers. This power lets you deal damage while moving, by rushing forward and silencing enemies for a short period of time. This makes it much easier for you and your allies to attack, or catch up on any enemies you're chasing. With this power, enemies in your vicinity will have their movement speed affected so they are slower. It allows you to play aggressively, but be defensive if needed. It's great for unleashing in tricky situations, particularly in close combat situations where you've managed to weaken an enemy significantly. This lets you become immune to attacks for a short amount of time. Enforcers can manipulate enemies, disabling their powers whilst simultaneously having good combat skills and defensive tactics. The Enforcer is a good option to switch to once you're familiar with the game, as you can still deal quite a bit of damage while reducing the strength of the attacks from enemies. It can be used as a shield, that works especially well on the narrower streets of Prague. This is particularly good for evading damage while also attacking. Use it to deliver a shock wave with a punch that knocks back anyone in its path, as well as block projectiles. The Shock Wave Punch is the Brute's most powerful attack. Combine it with the Archetype Power or the Soaring Leap to dash out of dangerous situations and regain health. It's helpful for keeping the Brute in the game and able to support allies. With True Grit, the Brute can regenerate up to half of their health when it's low and enemy attacks have been avoided. The Brute is less aggressive than Vandal but is a better defence class helping allies and keeping enemies at bay. It's great in team gameplay for creating disruption and for ambushes.Īs part of the Brujah clan, the Brute also has the soaring ability that allows it to cover great distances. The impact of this will knock enemies into the air. The difference in this ability is it also allows the Vandal to slam down when it reaches its desired location with a great deal of force. This is another power that allows the Vandal to perform a big leap. This is one of the biggest benefits of getting into the fight first, as you'll not only be able to be aggressive with attacks, but you'll have some added protection too. It provides you with good resistance to damage when close to enemies. This is particularly helpful for getting out of situations and gaining an advantage over enemies. Soaring Leap allows the Vandal to jump across great heights and over large distances.

This ability is also shared with the Brute class.

Their abilities allow them to get up close and personal, so they're the first ones to jump in and support their team. The Vandal is a more aggressive class with strong combat skills and good defensive abilities, that's perfect for beginners. Below, you'll find a list of all the vampire archetypes, ordered from the best Bloodhunt archetype to the worst.Ĭlick on each class type below to jump to their section and find out more about them: Each vampire class has unique abilities, but those in the same clans will share abilities called the Clan Ability. There are four clans that the seven classes are split across.

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