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Mage: The Ascension (First Edition)
by Gábor
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 02/03/2024 15:41:19
pixel_trans.gif Mage: The Ascension (First Edition) I'm not going to review the contents of this decades old book. If you don't know it, there are tons of reviews out there. Look up some, make sure this is the right edition for you (and make sure this is the right version of Mage for you too, because there's also Mage: the Awakening which is moderately similar to this game. Read up on about that too.) If you know Mage, though, you know why you are here. What my rating and my very short, cautionary review is about is the current pdf presentation of the game. The pdf is a scan. That would be OK, if only ...the font wasn't a bit blurry, making it tiring on the eyes ...the pdf had actual bookmarks (you know, it's 2024) ...the OCRed text would actually match what's on the page (proof: select a paragraph, copy and paste it into a plain txt file, or try and have a sceen reader read it, notice chances are you won't be getting exactly what's on the page) ...there was a (form fillable) character sheet included with the download. The game i...

Rating:
[3 of 5 Stars!]
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Shrouded Legacies
by Travis P.
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 02/03/2024 11:41:50
pixel_trans.gif Shrouded Legacies This book has some cool new ideas for kindred that exist outside of the political jockeying of the Camarilla. It offers a storyteller some nice options for an unusual NPC outside of what experienced players may come to expect. Or it can be used to give players some cool new choices of player characters. Either way, it expands the world in ways that let things get a bit stranger/weirder/quirkier. The balance of powers here seems good, so introducing these kindred shouldn't break your game, nor make any existing clans obsolete. The new flaws are fun and interesting, and do as much to make the clans unique as their powers do. ...

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Shrouded Legacies
by Ross S.
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 02/02/2024 11:30:34
pixel_trans.gif Shrouded Legacies This book adds some new and unusual clans/bloodlines/small long forgotten groups to the main game. each clan feels distinct from the others and also distinct from the main clans in the book. There are no clans that are "Nospheratu, but they do X instead." This book would be ideal for a storyteller who wanted to add in some kindred that are not immediately identifiable to those who have poured over the main book. The drawbacks are interesting, the new disiplines are effective yet not all consuming and they have a lot of scope for creative use whilst being well defined enough to assist the storyteller in adjudication of the special brand of stupidity that many gaming groups are capable of. all round, well written, good original art and a useful expansion of the main game that does what it does well....

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Werewolf: The Apocalypse 20th Anniversary Edition
by Matthew H.
Publisher: Onyx Path Publishing
Date Added: 01/31/2024 04:26:06
pixel_trans.gif Werewolf: The Apocalypse 20th Anniversary Edition on the whole very good, the rules are a tad awkwardly presented but the setting is interesting and character creation pretty cool. more could and should be said of lore elements but on the whole a good text. at least to a degree. Fair warning to those new to werewolf there is a *LOT* of uncomfortable shit in here as an immense holdover from older editions. There is a reason W5 rebooted various setting elements. If you're not certain about whether you can handle this stuff (or aren't competent enough to just gut it) buy when it's on sale, otherwise... well you've been warned....

Rating:
[3 of 5 Stars!]
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Sabbat: The Black Hand (Vampire: the Masquerade 5th Edition)
by Björn L.
Publisher: Renegade Game Studios
Date Added: 01/30/2024 14:29:14
pixel_trans.gif Sabbat: The Black Hand (Vampire: the Masquerade 5th Edition) **From monsters to characters and back again - a Mephisto review** # **Sabbat: The Black Hand** If there is one sourcebook for Vampire V5 that is at best controversial in current discussions, it is **Sabbat: The Black Hand**. As with other books and concepts in the fifth edition, this sect is significantly changed regarding systems and background. In some respects, the game returns to its beginnings. If you look at how the Sabbat as one of the major sects in **_Vampire: The Masquerade_** has developed over the editions since the beginning, you can see that the sect has been slightly reinterpreted with each edition. In the first edition, the Sabbat or the Black Hand was only touched on as a horror story to scare player characters, where you learn little more than that Sabbat vampires are evil and dangerous. The second edition of **_Vampire_** went a significant step further in this respect, with the **_Player's Guide to the Sabbat_** not only introducing this sect, but also maki...

Rating:
[3 of 5 Stars!]
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Changeling: The Dreaming 20th Anniversary Edition
by Matthew H.
Publisher: Onyx Path Publishing
Date Added: 01/26/2024 14:04:36
pixel_trans.gif Changeling: The Dreaming 20th Anniversary Edition I write this as a person who had not experienced changeling before buying this edition. This is a really enjoyable game, the option to create your own kith is nice and feels really fresh, possibly opening up the doors to take the fae in many interesting directions if you so wish. The vibe is of course different from most world of darkness games but it adds some nice contrast whilst still having enough of a grim vibe to be appealing. the magic system is also surprisingly intuitive. all in all really cool check it out...

Rating:
[4 of 5 Stars!]
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Across the Eight Directions
by Davin
Publisher: Onyx Path Publishing
Date Added: 01/19/2024 14:18:14
pixel_trans.gif Across the Eight Directions I will start this by saying openly that I have not and probably will not read this cover-to-cover at any point, but I think to do so defeats the point of a setting book like Across the Eight Directions. Every paragraph hooks me with potential sessions, stories or even entire chronicles. As an essentially permanent Storyteller, I'm going to set games in locations and read those locales beforehand/as I run my game, or my players are going to sprint headfirst into a place I know nothing about and I'm going to call the session and open up AT8D to get inspiration on a particular Direction. Some of the art is fine. Some of the art is outstanding. With forty or so pieces, not everything is going to be equal. While I personally wish there was more of the impressionism found in Fangs at the Gate, I can't fault more clear-cut and in honesty, more visually clear/evocative artwork in a book more about "reality" than about tone. The orientation of the maps is strange, but I would rather have ful...

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Across the Eight Directions
by Ian F.
Publisher: Onyx Path Publishing
Date Added: 01/15/2024 14:52:09
pixel_trans.gif Across the Eight Directions Not bad at all- this book includes a *lot* of locations for *Exalted* adventures. Of interesting note is that the vast majority of locations covered in this book are actually ruled by ordinary humans or terrestrial gods, rather than the Exalted themselves. This means it overlooks places like Lookshy or Skullstone, where a clade of Exalted dominate. Those are being covered in fatsplats regarding those specific Exaltations, so readers shouldn't worry. Of strange note, everywhere in Creation appears to be ruled explicitly by scheming old grannies, even in places far away from the Scarlet Realm's matriarchal influence. While this is likely just some slipshod attempt by Onyx Path's writers to placate San Francisco arthouse culture, it does make Creation seem weirdly monocultural. Storytellers are of course free to edit that oddity out of their game, but it did strike me as hackneyed while reading the book. All in all, while parts of the writing may lack a natural feeli...

Rating:
[4 of 5 Stars!]
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Cheat Sheet for Vampire 5th Edition
by Joseph
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 01/14/2024 23:35:01
pixel_trans.gif Cheat Sheet for Vampire 5th Edition Immensely useful for a storyteller, saves a lot of time flipping back and forth through basic rules that you might forget the details of.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Changeling: The Dreaming 20th Anniversary Edition
by Adrien
Publisher: Onyx Path Publishing
Date Added: 01/11/2024 10:22:21
pixel_trans.gif Changeling: The Dreaming 20th Anniversary Edition The quality of the standard edition reprint is really underwhelming. €50 for a (deemed to crack) glue binded book with slightly desaturated colours, cheap paper, and (!) cropped off center. Of course the content is what it is, it's gonna be a good read. But don't expect the quality of the object to even compare to first hand publishers: the printer has no love for the final product. Too bothered to send it back it will have to do, but if used extensively the book WILL break.

Rating:
[2 of 5 Stars!]
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Werewolf: the Forsaken 2nd Edition
by Joshua
Publisher: Onyx Path Publishing
Date Added: 01/08/2024 09:38:47
pixel_trans.gif Werewolf: the Forsaken 2nd Edition Werewolf the Forsaken 2nd edition is, IMO, a perfect werewolf roleplaying game. It's emphasis on the Hunt and how each pack member and even each different form plays a different role within the hunt makes it feel more like "playing a werewolf" than the other werewolf roleplaying games available, even the ones that blatantly ripped off Forsaken.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Blood Sorcery Remastered
by Artemis M.
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 01/07/2024 22:31:43
pixel_trans.gif Blood Sorcery Remastered **To Delve Into This Arcane Tome Leaves One Spoiled for Choice, and Scratching Their Head** Simply put, you have to appreciate the amount of effort put into developing this single discipline from the base game into so many variations and options, and that's the biggest appeal: **Options**. With all the powers provided in this book, you can be a studious scholar unlocking the secrets of their friends and enemies, a spell-slinging badass who can handle almost any physical threat thrown at them, a dedicated craftsmen mixing blood and ingredients to make phenomenal artifacts, and far more. However, some of the magical paths are blatantly more loved than others. * Path of **Blood** and Path of **Creation** are fun, and expand greatly upon two disctinct playstyles with options provided by the base game. * The Paths of **Destruction**, **Life**, **Morpheus**, **Warding**, and **Hexes** allow for some more variety in, or focus on, existing rituals and powers from the base game. * Path...

Rating:
[4 of 5 Stars!]
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Savage Seas
by Brian
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 01/07/2024 19:42:02
pixel_trans.gif Savage Seas A solid book in terms of worldbuilding. I'd treat much of it as suggestions for your Exalted campaign setting, especially one set around the West or the coasts of Creation. Not Essential for running Exalted but I enjoyed it at the time. The art is fantastic as usual for Exalted.

Rating:
[3 of 5 Stars!]
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First Team Dossier: The Gore-Floor Technicians
by Victor
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 01/06/2024 10:35:28
pixel_trans.gif First Team Dossier: The Gore-Floor Technicians What can I say? This is another stellar addition to the First Team groups. I absolutely loved these guys and they took main stage for my Halloween themed story. This just makes me an even bigger fan.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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Book of the Wyrm Companion
by Victor
Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 01/06/2024 10:18:52
pixel_trans.gif Book of the Wyrm Companion This is well written and a great addition to the Book of the Wyrm. I found it quite helpful and it was well worth the price. I'd recommend it for any storyteller looking for inspiration.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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