Enough about rules and keywords and all that boring stuff, lets get to the main event: the best vampires in all of Magic
4 Dragapult ex A Fearsome Threat In The Standard Metagame When Dragapult was unveiled in the Twilight Masquerade expansion, it immediately stood out as an immensely powerful card that could make some major competitive noise mostly due to its second attack, Phantom Dive, which deals 200 damage to the opponents active mon and then 60 damage, divided as you choose, among your foes benched Pokemon
Next up is a card I've already talked about to some degree, but one I think will be the backbone of Control decks going forward - Consult the Star Charts
...that is, until very recently in 2022, where Tocasia's Onulet shows that the original intent was a giant bull-creature
But someone else at the table with a Soul-Guide Lantern is not going to let you get away with Shadow of the Enemy