Teflon Billy
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I managed to pick up all of the Changeling: the Dreaming Kithbooks for 5 dollars each in a remainder bin today
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Crothian said:I am beyond jealous....I've been trying to hunt down many of these books for months. That's really cool!!![]()
Say, do they have oWoD "Mafia" or any Werewolf:tA wyrm-focused books?Teflon Billy said:I managed to pick up all of the Changeling: the Dreaming Kithbooks for 5 dollars each in a remainder bin today
woot!
Teflon Billy said:which ones are you looking for?
There were more.
They used the same[more or less] rule sets until you got to the deep back-story based rules [God in Heaven Vs. Gaia-Weaver-Wyrm Spirit world.] First was vampire, with glass jawed characters and werewolves mentioned as a distant threat. Then the werewolf game came out, more combat than vampire and incredibly tough characters other than the Achilles heel of silver. Then Mage came out as a thinky game with mortals that could reshape reality if the players could figure out the rules. Wraith was for those who really wanted a tragic character[I am guessing] and Changeling was good for those who liked Elysium style politicking, without being a bloodsucking leech [I am guessing]. Crossovers were popular with the fan base since the rules meshed really well, though characters from each game were vastly different in power level. Officially the worlds were separate until WW started making dual/multi game books to make more money.Olgar Shiverstone said:Just out of curiosity, how many different This: the That games are out there? I assume they are all WW products? Are they all related, or couldn't they come up with more imaginitive titles?