Start with at least N, at most N, exactly N, no or any, then where and filters on cap, disc, name, title and clan. Query syntax guide
A query describes your opening hand. It is made of one or more clauses: each counts the vampires in the hand that match some filters.
<quantifier> [distinct] [vampire(s)] where <filters>
at least N
at most N
exactly N
any
no
Without distinct every copy counts: two copies of the same vampire are 2 matches. With distinct they count once.
distinct
cap
capacity
= != < <= > >=
disc
discipline
= != in
POT
pot
name
= != ~ in
"Anson"
title
prince
baron
inner circle
none
clan
Ventrue
Daughter of Cacophony
~ means "contains", e.g. name ~ arika matches both base and advanced versions. in (a, b) matches any of the listed values. Matching ignores case (except the superior/inferior rule for disciplines). Quote values that contain commas, parentheses or the words and/or.
~
name ~ arika
in (a, b)
and
or
Use and, or, not and parentheses, both between filters and between whole clauses. and binds tighter than or.
not
Click an example to use it.
any where title = any
no vampire where title = any
at least 2 distinct where cap <= 4
at least 1 where disc = DOM and (title in (prince, justicar) or cap > 9)
any where name = "Anson" or any where name = "Lodin"
at least 1 where clan = Brujah and no vampire where cap >= 10
exactly 1 where name ~ arika