Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/21/2019 20:29:39
This is quite a handy book to have. All of the ideas are at least interesting and could find a home in most Requiem games, and some of them are very innovative and fun new ways to look at using Devotions.
And it was a fun surprise to see Mercurial Form. That one is a deep cut from way back in the first book I worked on. I like how you tweaked it!
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/21/2019 17:13:52
Pillars of Ma'at is a must have sourcebook for Mummy the Resurrection, Chapter One of this book looks at Hekau the magic of the mummy, detailing the magic of true names, along with providing new spells for 5 of the Hekau paths. Chapter two discusses the vampiric Children of Osiris along with a new type of character the Asaru, former Children of Osiris that have been resurrected. Chapter three discusses the Cult of Isis and the four groups making up Pillars of the Cult. The chapter also introduces the Imenteti, mortal characters with a version of true faith. called Ma'at which also allows them to learn Hekau. The final chapter is dedicated to detailing a setting, "Dendur Gardens' and the characters that dwell there.
The Tabletop Gaming Club really enjoyed using this book in their campaign. They especially liked playing as Asaru and Imenteti characters. The Tabletop Gaming Club recommends this book to any stoyteller or player looking to expanded their options in their Mummy...
Two steps forward, one step back. This book contains a lot of helpful information for how the magick system of mage works, with one glaring exception, it doesn't expand on the incredibly terse definitions of the different sphere ranks present in the core rulebook. Prime is the worst offender. Although they don't elaborate on the already confusing termonology, such as "Enchant Life" (what does that even mean?), they do seem to arbitrarily add prime as a requirement for lots of effects that previously seemed to not require it. They also bring back some rotes from previous editions of Mage, such as the Prime 2 "Rub Bones" effect that deals bashing. Does it says literally anywhere in the Core Rules that Prime 2 can do bashing? Nope. Does it explain any reasoning behind this exception? Also nope. I ended up making a document to keep track of the various ad-hoc rules changes How Do You Do That introduces into the system. After reading it, I wanted a follow-up book to answer all my outstandi...
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 17:38:02
The Endless Death Volume Two the Blood of Caine is an amazing product. The product consists of two books. The first book Genesis gives alternate rules for the Embrace and the process of becoming a vampire. It details something called the Katabasis, which is effectively the experience/dream like state that befalls the mortal in the process of turning into a Kindred. The book also covers what is called the becoming aka the changes that take place after the embrace, from the first minute to weeks afterward. Finally, it covers imprinting which details the effects that the presences that vampires of other clans can have on a newly embraced kindred during the early stages of his or her becoming This book provides so many roleplaying opportunities for players willing to roleplay out the creation of their "Kindred" character. This book is a 5-star gem to advance roleplayers.
The second book, Genealogica Vampirica, covers something called lineages were are similar to minor bloodli...
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 17:09:54
Rage Across Pindorama provides us with a look at the tribes of Garou and other Changing Breeds across Brazil. The book breaks the tribes into four broad groups, the Orphans, the Garous, the Yawara-Abi and the Oddities, providing background and information on each. The book also introduces some new totems.
The Tabletop Gaming Club recommends this book to all storytellers running a game sent in South America. The book is currently priced as a pay what you want, so there is no excuse not to download it....
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 16:55:00
The Orpheus Storytellers Screen puts quite a few useful table in one easy to use location. This product is one of the better screens put together by this content creator.
The Tabletop Gaming Club recommends this product for any storyteller running a game of Orpheus
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 16:51:12
Mission Reports Volume 2 to continues in the same vein as precessor. Mission Reports Volume 2 provides the background to play through two seperate missions. The book gives enough detail to get a storyteller started with each adventure with allowing the storyteller the freedom develop each mission as he or she sees fit.
The Tabletop Gaming club played through both missions and enjoyed themselves. Our group found the second mission involving the ghosts of animals to me the most enjoyable, but both missions are well done. The Tabletop Gaming club recommends this product to any storyteller wanted a quick mision plot to introduct their players to Orpheus....
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 16:37:47
Angels of Death: Lore of the Slayers introduces us to a new revised system for using Lores in Demon the Fallen. In addition, it provides three new lores and describes the death angels associated with each. We particularly liked the Lore of the Realms with allows interaction with the spirit world.
The Tabletop Gaming Club enjoyed this book, and have used a few of the lores presented in game. We find the book a welcome addtion to any Demon the Fallen storyteller's library.
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 16:37:37
Flames of Perdition Lore of the Devils follows a similiar format to the author's other work Angels of Death: Lore of the Slayer. It reprints the new revised lore system presented in Lore of the Slayers and then provides three new lores and the "devils" associated with each.
The Tabletop Gaming Club enjoyed this book, and have used a few of the lores presented in game. We find the book a welcome addtion to any Demon the Fallen storyteller's library.
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 16:31:33
In Fragments of the Lycian Dream, author Charlie Cantrell provides us with material that was cut from the C20 changeling Player's Guide. It was nice of the author to provide these effectively two pages of material as a pay what you want product. It is always nice to see what gets cut from the main sourcebooks, and the stats for the Lycian Ruby are well worth perusing.
The Tabletop Gaming Club recommends that everyone download a copy of these booklet.
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 14:49:44
Crossing the Veil provides us with loads of information for players who want to play mediums and other mortal characters that deal with ghosts. This product provides new eleven new merits for such characters.
The Tabletop Gaming Club found this product very helpful for players who wanted to portay mortals who deal with the spirit world. The merits provided within this product truely helped flesh out those character concepts. We recommend this book to storytellers who want to run campaigns featuring Mediums and similiar characters....
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 14:42:17
Bloodlines of the New Millennium introduces us to five new bloodlines for Vampire the Requiem along with three new disciplinces. Each of the Bloodlines are well developed and could fit into most campaigns.
The Tabletop Gaming Club tested a couple of the bloodlines in their weekly game and found the bloodlines well balanced and for the most part enjoyable to play. We recommend this book to any player or storyteller wanting to expanded the bloodlines availible to play.
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/20/2019 14:29:32
A Breakdown of Order: The Alchemist’s Schism One Page Jumpstart is a short setting / adventure idea book. Although its marketed as a Mage the Sorcerer's Crusade book, its more of cross genre book as it gives story options for playing Vampires, Werewolfs, and even Fae. The book revolves around the Solificati, just before they leave the Order of Reason.
The Tabletop Gaming Club enjoyed this product as it gave us quite a few ideas for possible story arcs set in age of Sorcerer's Crusade. We recommend this book for any storyteller looking for idea to start their own campaign set in this time period.
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Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 05/17/2019 00:19:59
A solid entry in the Sorcerer's Crusade line, in some sense it can act as the Iteration -1 sourcebook. It focuses on the High Artisans, but contains a lot of content for the Craftmasons as well. In general, it's about the wonder-makers of the Renaissance, and more specifically the inventors and craftsmen who focus on less mystical techniques. The running fiction is some of the better work in the line, with a young woman apprenticing with a High Artisan and learning the craft and about the world. Though I would prefer more detail on several things, it appears that much of that went into the future Order of Reason book, and those things that were detailed were done quite well. All in all, a strong addition to the line....
