score of 7/10, calling it the most "intriguingly political" card game he had played, and praising its storytelling atmosphere. He appreciated the higher play speed that came with the Vampire: The Eternal Struggle re-launch's revised rules, although fellow Arcane staff member Jon Moore still found the game slow to play. Martin Klimes reviewed the Ancient Hearts expansion for Arcane magazine, rating it an 8 out of 10 overall. Klimes comments that "There is now pretty much always a good attack you can choose, and almost always a choice of defences against it. Ancient Hearts will add significant interest to your games, which is all you can ask of any expansion." Awards In 2004, Inquest Gamer Magazine picked Vampire: The Eternal Struggle as the all-time best multiplayer collectible card games. In 2006, Inquest Gamer Fan Awards called the Third Edition expansion the 'Best CCG Expansion'. ReceptionPyramid #10 (November 1994)Rollespilsmagasinet Fønix (Danish) (Issue 5 - November/December 1994) V:TES Online From December 2005 to the end of 2007 an online implementation of Vampire: The Eternal Struggle named "Vampire: The Eternal Struggle Online" was available. It was developed and maintained by CCG Workshop. Players could create decks and compete online for a monthly fee. White Wolf Publishing had allowed CCG Workshop to release the Camarilla, Anarchs, Final Nights, Legacies of Blood, Black Hand and Kindred Most Wanted sets for online play. References Andrew Greenberg, Richard Garfield & Daniel Greenberg, Eternal Struggle: A Player's Guide to Jyhad'' (White Wolf Game Studio, 1994, ) Further reading External links Black Chantry Productions (BCP) (Current Publisher of V:TES) Vampire: Elder Kindred Network (VEKN) (official V:TES players' organization) Carnet d'un Diableriste Fourtou de réflexions sur Vampire : The Eternal Struggle Review in Shadis Card games introduced in 1994 Collectible card games Vampire: The Masquerade