The Battle of All Time...

The Human Republic of the 161st century is fighting the evil Vampire Empire across history using time travel to wage war in every epoch of history. You take on the role of the Supreme Commander and send your troops into battle into the Timeline.

Each player can only take one action per turn, giving the game a chess-like pace. You will need to bluff and read your opponents, like in poker. Send Time Travelers and their powerful Items into the Home Zone, where they will stay. Use them to manipulate a Timeline of Civilian and Event cards, which will Score or Foil the Goal cards you played for yourself, or those of your enemies. The Timeline will collapse, discarding all of the cards in it, so that you can start a new one.

Because this is the world’s first deck stacking game, discarded cards don’t go to any discard piles. Instead, they go on the bottom of the deck of your choice: yours, or your opponent’s. Keep count of where the cards are, because they’ll come back into play quickly!

Time Wars: Supreme Command is a high strategy game where you must craft a plan of action which is many steps ahead of what’s happening. It is intensely competitive, as your plan hinges on the actions of your opponent, who is given ample opportunity to disrupt or even upturn your efforts. Your purpose is to put the pieces in place – and keep them there – long enough to meet the Goals which you have set for yourself.

Stacking the deck requires no more memorization than a deck building game or deck construction in a collectible card game. The cards in play and the cards in your hand can easily outnumber the cards in your deck, which means that the cards which you put on the bottom of your deck come into your hand very quickly.

Paradoxes are a double-edged sword which can annihilate well laid plans. They can also reset a terrible position. They will always take the cards you have been stacking and disperse them amongst your opponents, while giving you cards from your own opponents' decks.