The history of Vampire: The Eternal Struggle
1994: Vampire: The Eternal Struggle is first published under the name Jyhad. It is the second collectible card game created by Richard Garfield, inventor of Magic: The Gathering, later also known for Netrunner, Robo Rally, King of Tokyo and many other games.
1995: The name is changed to Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.
1995-1997: Three expansion sets are released – Dark Sovereigns, Ancient Hearts and The Sabbat.
1997: The official player organization Vampire: Elder Kindred Network (V:EKN) is formed.
1999: The first continental championships in North America and Europe.
2000: White Wolf Publishing acquires control of Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.
2000–2010: Another 18 expansion sets are released, including Camarilla Edition (“second edition” 2002) and the Sabbat-themed Third Edition (2006).
2010: Vampire: The Eternal Struggle and all other World of Darkness games are discontinued by White Wolf Publishing.
2011–2017: V: EKN continues to promote the game, creating four official print expansion sets.
2015: Paradox Interactive acquires White Wolf Publishing, forming White Wolf Entertainment and relaunching World of Darkness.
2017: Limited edition expansion Anthology is published for the event World of Darkness Berlin.
2018: Black Chantry Productions is formed and obtains the license to put Vampire: The Eternal Struggle back in print.
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