This document discusses three preset variations for a Brujah spellpower witchcraft preset in a game. The presets focus on high spellpower for buffs and debuffs, removing opponents' spellpower and maintaining your own. They involve sacrificing troops with high range and spellcasters. The variations depend on which cards the user has available. The presets are labeled 1 to 3 and can be switched between depending on the opponent's tactics. The goal is to maintain spellpower superiority over the opponent.

1. 3 Preset Variations
Spellpower Witchcraft

2. Forged in the dark realms the Brujah Preset can wreak havoc on your
opponent.
Even when defending opponents with High Range Tr’s the Brujah can
shed light on the outcome of those battles.
The Preset has high Range & Range Debuff, Combat Speed Debuff,
Attack Debuff, Defense Debuff.But most Importantly high SpellPower
in buff & debuff. You want to take the opponents SpellPower away and
have SpellPower yourself.
You are encouraged to Sacrifice the 2 Highest Range(d) Troops in
your Attacking wave or in Defending. Leave the majority of the
SpellCasters to sort themselves out. Sacrifice Disciples of Ra and
Mangonels, or Onagers, or Flamers, or Longbows
As always, Champions can be decisive including the underlying Troop
Stats in Campion

3. The Preset & Variations
The variations are based on the cards you have and don’t have. You can
accomplish the same with different cards though. Above are 3 Variations
based on Cards most have and the Newer Unique Cards.
You can make all 3 presets and label them 1 to 3 , or make variations on
these presets. Start low with Preset 1 ( in battles) , untill you see an
opponent adapts to take your Spellpower away, you can switch to preset 2,
to keep on top with Spellpower. Switch to preset 3 when you need to take
the Spellpower away from an opponent with higher Spellpower.
SpellPower

4. The Throne Room

5. The Cards

6. The Throne Room

7. The Cards

8. The Throne Room

9. The Cards

10. Sharing is knowledge, and a lot of players are not sharing. Yes, it gives you and edge, or advantage, but
it leaves also many people clueless. The objective of these tutorials, is to teach, learn, educate players so ALL players have
a better under understanding of the game. The more players participate, the better the overall experience is for all players.
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