VTES Sunday @ Noble Knight Games

Join Madison VTES for casual play & demos at Noble Knight Games in Fitchburg. We've got everything you need to learn how to play!

Vampire: the Eternal Struggle (VTES for short) is a multi-player collectable card game, based on the award-winning Vampire: the Masquerade / World of Darkness role playing universe, in which players take on the role of ancient vampires known as a Methuselahs.

Considered mere legend by many, Methuselahs rule everything from the shadows, engaging in an eons-long Machiavellian conflict that encompasses political, social, and even physical warfare. The struggle is won or lost based on the actions taken by your minions – younger vampires who unknowingly do your bidding. In this way, the game can allow for deep and immersive storytelling as your minions purchase equipment, hire retainers, even suggest legislative changes to vampiric society, all in the service of your dark plots.

Vampire the Eternal Struggle is the second card game designed by Richard Garfield (designer of Magic the Gathering, Netrunner, and others). It was created in 1994 to avoid some of the flaws that Garfield found in Magic. It also has a multiplayer gameplay experience more in keeping with a boardgame than a traditional card game – VTES is a circular elimination-style game played by 2-5 Methuselahs and games can last up to 2 hours.

If you’ve demoed with us before, haven’t played in ages, love the gothic / punk themes of the 90s or are just looking for something new - we’d love to see you.

This is a recurring event that's hosted on the first & third Sunday of every month. If you've never played before or you haven't played in years, we'd love to meet you. Details on game play can be found here.

We are fully-stocked, so please let me know if you're interested in purchasing any starter decks or singles.

Look for our demo boxes at these local Madison game stores:
- Misty Mountain Games
- Noble Knight Games
- Pegasus Games
- Gamer's Library
- Roll Play

The game does contain some adult themes that might not be appropriate for children.