Caiaphas, High Priest – Rare Gospel Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
- Rocky Santangela
- Jul 5
- 2 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
One Man Should Die For The People
Caiaphas, High Priest is a 5 Faith Being from the Gospel Age, with 2 Strength and 5 Hope, and a powerful card draw engine: Whenever you play an Event, draw a verse. In decks that rely on frequent Event use, Caiaphas transforms each play into additional hand advantage, giving long-term value in control, combo, or tempo builds.
This card's verse is John 11:50:
"Nor consider that it is expedient for us, that one man should die for the people, and that the whole nation perish not."
Strategic Use In Gameplay
Caiaphas shines in event-heavy decks, giving you a reliable source of card draw simply by doing what your deck already wants to do—play Events. With 5 Hope, he’s hard to remove early, and his value begins accumulating immediately after he's deployed. If left unanswered, Caiaphas can provide a massive hand-size advantage, enabling combo pieces, answers, and board development all at once.
Synergies and Plays:
Event-Based Card Draw: Every Event you play refills your hand, making Caiaphas a powerhouse in tempo or control strategies.
Priest Synergy: As a Priest, he benefits from cards that support or boost Priests, giving him potential defensive scaling in specific tribal builds.
Deck Cycling: Use low-cost Events to dig for key cards, control tempo, or enable more complex combos with plenty of resources.
Caiaphas, High Priest – Rare Gospel Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I draw a verse immediately when I play an Event?
A: Yes. As soon as the Event is played, its cost is paid, and you draw a verse before the Event resolves.
Q: What if I play multiple Events in one turn?
A: You draw once for each Event. Play three Events, draw three verses.
Q: Does this trigger when my opponent plays an Event?
A: No. This effect only triggers when you play an Event.
Caiaphas, High Priest – Rare Gospel Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
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