Anyway, after being ousted from the first game in 4 turns flat for the
second time in two tournaments by James C, William Lee transcribed his
Tzimisce deck for me. Here it is, the intercept-combat deck that won the
last but one Portsmouth tournament [in April]:

CRYPT
Lambach
Meshenka x 2
Anton x 2
Dragos x 2
Corinne Marcon
Devin Bisley
Lolita Houston
Wendy Wade
Horatio

LIBRARY
MASTERS:
Sudden Reversal
Golconda
Millicent Smith
Vicissitude x 2
Blood Doll x 2
Library HG
Giant's Blood
Hungry Coyote
Mob Connections

AUSPEX:
Eagle's Sight x 3
Spirit's Touch x 2
Precognition x 2
Enhanced Senses x 2
Melange x 2
Telepathic Misdirection x 2
Revelations

ANIMALISM:
Cat's Guidance x 3
Rat's Warning
Guard Dogs x 2
Carrion Crows x 6
Terror Frenzy x 2
Tier of Souls
Conquer the Beast
Song of Serenity x 4
Scorpion Sting x 2
Owl Companion x 2
Murder of Crows
Raven Spy

VICISSITUDE:
Changeling x 5
Plasmic Form
Bonecraft x 3
Reform Body
Breath of the Dragon x 2
Horrid Form x 6
Blood of Acid

MISCELLANEOUS:
Forced Awakening x 2
WWEF
Living Manse
Trap x 3
Leather Jacket x 2
JS Simmons
Revenant
Taste of Vitae x 2
Ambush
War Ghoul x 2

That's a direct copy of what Will wrote out for me, and i reproduce it
in part because i think it gives an insight into his creative process.
And Will is VERY creative, AND a nice guy, AND a good player. Moreover,
he has the loudest voice of ANY Jyhad player i have ever met, a fact
which becomes apparent to the entire block once he starts losing.

Notice that this deck, constructed for an NCL environment, is also valid
for 6CL. It also contains rather few rares, and would probably function
quite well without those. Hey, i'm getting the hang of this subtle hints
business, doncha think? Hope you are listening, CL dudes and dudettes.