A Stitch in Time

Rowan, Rook and Decard

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Heists are much easier when you can rewind, bend and spindle the timestream – at least until the whole thing starts fraying apart. You’re time criminals. Not going on jaunts across the millennia the Watchers have that tech locked down. But you can rewind and fast forward, branch and merge timelines. Whether you’re assassins, burglars, spies or vandals, the job is the same: split off a branch from the main timeline, understand it thoroughly, do what needs to be done and reintegrate the branch with the main timeline with a minimum of fuss. Simple, right? A Stitch in Time lets you play through a

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