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*OP Thousand Hells, The (Kindred of the East)

4 reviews
Geoffrey Grabowski, Kraig Blackwelder, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 1999

ST Must for eastern games
Whether you are running Kndred of the East, Hengeyokai, or god forbid a Hsien chronicle, this is the best book for giving the eastern world of teeth. From the greater Akuma to the Demons of Iron and violence, this book has everything you need to bring some major havoc into your game. And if its intrigue you want this book hs plenty to offer.

Nagah: Changing Breed Book 9 (Werewolf: The Apocalypse)

4 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder, Carl Bowen, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2001

Great book for last
The Nagah are cool. Everyone likes the idea of Assassins, and the snake is the coolest animal to do the job. They are probubly one of the most complex group of shifters as well. People believe that they are extinct, but they still conduct their duties. See, the Nagah have the job of playing the judge (the every supernatural group in a White-Wolf game has). They are basically a group that ...

Mage Guardians of the Veil (Mage the Awakening)

3 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder, Rick Chillot

White Wolf Publishing, 2006

Behind a Veil of Secrets and Lies
Following White-Wolf's popular "splat book" style, this is the first in a series of books for the new Mage: the Awakening game examining the Orders which modern Mages divide themselves. And what a start! From the first previews I saw, the Guardians of the Veil fascinated me. This book does much to clear up misconceptions on them, and makes them alot more playable. The Guardians of the Veil are ...

Exalted BoS 1 Wonders of the Lost Age (Exalted)

3 reviews
Alan Alexander, Kraig Blackwelder, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2006

Amazing book....
This book is packed full of incredible devices for any one who enjoys Exalted. The book has a wealth of knolage from the first age as well as the age of sorrows. The book has a few sections in it that divide the items by uses, that is the only way i can discribe it. There is a giant amount of artifacts that have nothing to do with combat, and then others that are. There is a section on ...

Exalted The Autochthonians (Exalted)

2 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder

White Wolf Publishing, 2005

Fun and interesting
This book is the most ambitious expansion yet on the Exalted Core setting. Though at first the idea of robot-Exalted living inside a planet-sized machine god (and who regularly use lightsabers, no less) seems more than a little hokey, once you actually sit down and read a few chapters, it all makes a lot of sense and is quite elegant. I was most impressed that this book came up with a believable ...

The Manual of Exalted Power: Dragon-Blooded (Exalted Second Edition)

3 reviews
Alan Alexander, Kraig Blackwelder, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2006

A great book
All in all, I'm enjoying the 'recasting' of Exalted, and this book is no exception. This book greatly expands on the first edition book, and with the Realm setting shunted off into a companion volume (Compass of Celestial Directions 1: the Blessed Isle), the extra room is well-used in presenting Dragon-Blooded society, along with great ideas on how to run a DB-based campaign, as well as how to ...

Orpheus: Crusade of Ashes

1 review
Kraig Blackwelder, Tim Dedopulos

White Wolf Publishing, 2003

Great part two
Cliche though it may be, Crusade of Ashes really does start with a bang and doesn't let up, all the way to its end. Like the corebook, Orpheus manages to cover all the bases, giving so many opportunites for story hooks that you actually feel more liberated than constrained by the recommended storyline. This is very much like an Orpheus Players' Guide with Merits/Flaws, rules on Artifact ...

Vampire Invictus, The

7 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder, David Chart

White Wolf Publishing, 2005

The best of the covenant books
I haven't been much of a fan of the Invictus since I started reading about and playing Requiem. So when I went to my local gaming store and started reading through this book, I was expecting to not be surprised at what was inside. However, this book ended up being one of the most pleasant surprises I've ever run across in gaming. Of course, the book mostly focuses on power structure, since ...

The Scavenger Lands: The Compass Of Terrestrial Directions, Vol. 1

3 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder, Genevieve Cogman, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2006

The most interesting part of Creation
The is the first of five setting books that look closely at Creation, the world of Exalted. I was glad to see White Wolf made the choice to tackle the East, a.k.a. the Scavenger Lands, first, as that is the best place for setting adventures, IMHO. It has the greatest variety of cultures, the best places for a Solar Exalted to hide, the most ruins, and it has Nexus, Great Forks, and Lookshy, the ...

*OP Orpheus Shades of Grey (Orpheus)

1 review
Kraig Blackwelder, Brian Campbell, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2003

A great addition to the Orpheus line
Shades of Gray is a great supplement. Whitewolf gives us a new shade, the Phantasm, as well as more horrors for all six we've gotten so far. This is a great addition to a great game line, and I'm eagerly looking forward to the next.

Victorian Age: Vampire

2 reviews
Justin Achilli, Kraig Blackwelder, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2002

Finally WW gets it right!
WW has for many years provided historical settings for its games. Namely, Dark Ages for vampire and other games, this setting takes vampire to its roots in the gothic genre. Of all the historical settings, the gothic era provides the most for the avid roleplaying enthusiast. This is not a setting for power gamers, rather it is a finely developed melieu for sophisticated storytelling and ...

Mage the Awakening (Mage)

31 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder, Bill Bridges, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2005

new mage in world of darkness
i used ot play the old vampire the masquerade and i had little to no knowledge of mages or mage culture except some bargains i had struck with NPCs. so looking into the new world of darkness i was pretty interested in buying this book. it is really good, although i have not played as a mage yet, i would recomend this to any world of darkness player as a bit of research material. white wolf ...

Mage Tome of Watchtowers (Mage)

5 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder, Jackie Cassada, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2006

Path book for your Mage game
All the pentacle paths of the Mage the Awakening game are here: Obrimos, Thyrsus, Acanthus, Moros and Mastigos. Each of the supernal watchtowers are described along with their corresponding supernal Realms. Each path is given decent treatment and details the common practices, outlooks and perceptions of these mages. I use it regularly when I storytell my Mage games and have lent it to my players ...

*OP Dharma Book: Bone Flowers (Kindred of the East)

2 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder

White Wolf Publishing, 2000

A must-have for all Shadow Songs
This book provides great insight into the Bone Flower dharma. I really appreciated how each tenant of the dharma was examined and illustrated with colorful fables. I didn't begin to understand what this dharma was really about until I read those. There's also information on how Bone Flowers often view and interact with the other dharmas, and what life is like in different parts of the Middle ...

*OP Lost Paths 1 (Mage: The Ascension)

2 reviews
Kraig Blackwelder

White Wolf Publishing, 2001

Interesting, deep, rich, but a little tiring to read...
A nice book, covering a couple of obscure points in MtA: The arabian traditions. Very well researched (if almos difficult to read, too many arabian terms), all the paradigms was very deep developed, but, perhaps just a feeling, a litte "rigid".

Dark Ages Inquisitor Companion (Dark Ages Vampire)

1 review
Kraig Blackwelder

White Wolf Publishing, 2004

A great companian book
Kraig Blackwelder and his colleagues have put together an indispensible supplement for players wanting to find a home in the world of Dark Ages Inquisitor. Kudos to Blackwelder for bringing in one of the field's heavy hitters, Jonny Shepherd, to offer his own unique perspective and clever writing. The play samples in this book are interesting, and explained well. And the parallels raised between ...

Exalted Book of Bone & Ebony (Exalted)

1 review
Kraig Blackwelder, Genevieve Cogman

White Wolf Publishing, 2005

praise the abyssals
this is the abyssal bible, a must have for any necromantic death knight, who really wants to kick up some ruckus for the realm. it gets deep in the underworld bidness in this book, with tons of whats what, and whos who, as well as wheres where. its the ultimate companion book for the abyssals core book and a definitte must have for any gamemaster who really wants to jack with his PC's, or just to ...

Mummy: The Resurrection (World of Darkness)

8 reviews
Andrew Bates, Kraig Blackwelder, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2001

Ancient Wisdom in the Modern World
Mummy: The Resurrection, like Kindred of the East, is an add-on sourcebook for the World of Darkness, and also like Kindred of the East, it's hands-down some of the finest work ever done by White Wolf. The showpiece of the book, of course, is the new breed of mummy which has appeared in the World of Darkness. In the wake of the Year of the Reckoning, Osiris has stirred from his long slumber, and ...

Mage Boston Unveiled (Mage the Awakening)

1 review
Stephen Dipesa, Kraig Blackwelder

White Wolf Publishing, 2005

USEFUL RESOURCE, GREAT IDEAS
What do you need to run a Mage chronicle in the city of Boston? You probably want to know some of the highlights of the town, what's worth seeing and doing, the known history of the place. You might also want to know the secret history of the place, who the movers and shakers are, and what plots are going on. Maybe some secrets to show and tell. BOSTON UNVEILED covers almost all of this. ...

Dark Ages Mage (Vampire: The Dark Ages)

4 reviews
Stephen Dipesa, Bill Bridges

White Wolf Publishing, 2002

Listen to the EXPERT!!!!!
Listen to me! I have been involved in almost all that the WOD has to offer, and I ended up running Dark Ages due to the superior game mechaniacs and game setting. I have also been involved in Mage: The Anscension very much too...and I got to say that the fools from above (those that ranked it 3 or less) do not know what they are talking about. There is nothing wrong w/ the magic systems or game ...

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