HeidelBär Family Game Time Division (d)

Family fun for all ages

Time Division No one knows when or how it happened, but suddenly two timelines had merged into one and two time agencies existed. One thing is clear: Both agencies know that their time is limited. Everything they do is a power struggle for control over the shared timeline. When the Great Adjustment arrives, only one agency will remain. The other will fade into the flow of time. The time travelers have identified several critical moments in the shared timeline that could prove decisive. Influencing the key figures of these eras could be the path to dominion over the entire timeline! Time Division is a time-traveling duel for two players, in which you try to master the time nodes to survive through time. The expert game offers three playable decks with different difficulty levels. Decide for yourselves which era you want to play, or play the campaign and see which time agency still exists after three games. Each game begins with a drafting phase in which the two players' decks are formed. Then, one card is played by each player in every round. The player whose card has the higher influence may decide how the two cards are to be used. Each card can be used as an influence or action card. However, the two cards must be used differently. So think carefully about how you want to use each card so that you have the most influence at the end of the game and win the game. With Trees for the Future, we have found a competent partner in sustainable commitment, whom we wholeheartedly support with the sales of Time Division: We are very happy that through the sale of Time Division, we can have a tree planted for every game sold! Since trees are not everything, the further work of Trees for the Future also involves supporting locally based families who live from agriculture with knowledge and tools. The organization's clever approach is that there is no one-size-fits-all-solution. Therefore, together with the local communities, they look at what help is needed to achieve more sustainable agriculture. The organization was founded in 1989, just like Heidelberger Spieleverlag, and operates primarily in the sub-Saharan regions of Africa. Detailed information can be found at: https://trees.org. Simple rules, different difficulty levels, excellent artwork and design, high replay value.

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