A fan of cards from Battle For Ancient Greece showing the box front.

Introducing

Cards At War

It’s the fast-paced family game featuring the epic Greek gods! Battle your opponents to win cards in this quick-and-easy classic card game with a twist. Who will ultimately rise to become immortal?

10-20 min

Ages 5+

2-3 players

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Ever Wanted To Go To War With Your Friends & Family?

Learn To Become Immortal In Under 3 Minutes

Shuffle Up

Divide the deck evenly between all players and leave room for the discard piles.

Play Cards

Everyone flips over their top card. The highest-ranked card wins all cards played!

Go To War

If there’s a tie, wager three more cards and play a fourth to see who wins everything.

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To Victors, Go Spoils

Tap Into The Gods’ Powers

The Poseidon card from Cards At War: Battle for Ancient Greece.

The Zeus card from Cards At War: Battle for Ancient Greece.

The Ares card from Cards At War: Battle for Ancient Greece.

The Hades card from Cards At War: Battle for Ancient Greece.

New Mechanic

Spoils Of War

When a player wins a round on a card that has this icon, that player plays the action from that card. Although Zeus thinks his ability is the best, just wait till Poseidon’s Tidal Wave is invoked when you’re about to run out of cards!

A diagram showing the trophy icon labelled in orange and white.

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House Rules

Play how you’d like, we’re not saying anything

Gods Rule

A drawing of Hades and Poseidon facing each other with trident and skull in orange.

Before starting a game, remove all odd-ranked cards, leaving more opportunities to have war with the Greek gods.

Battle Mode

A drawing of two greek helmets facing each other in orange colors.

Expand your war up to 6 players by mixing two decks together. Wars are played with one card facedown instead of three.

The Original

A drawing of two broken urns with Greek illustrations in brown and orange.

To play similarly to the original War game (typically using 52 cards), you can remove all Greek god cards from play.

A deck of Cards At War cut in half, with both halves side-by-side. The Hades card is placed across the two halves.

What’s In The Box?

Each deck contains 74 cards made up of 14 epically-illustrated Greek god cards, 55 Grecian urn cards, instructions, and one part to a bonus that a puzzle practitioner or escape enthusiast would enjoy!

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