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'''White Wolf Game Studio''' is a game company co-founded by [[Mark Rein·Hagen]], one of the original co-authors of Ars Magica, and magazine publisher [[Stewart Wieck]].  White Wolf published Ars Magica from 1990 to 1993, taking over stewardship of the game after [[Lion Rampant]] closed its doors.

White Wolf Game Studio is still in business and publishes a very popular line of roleplaying games called the [[World of Darkness]], as well as other games.

==  Ars Magica Products Published by White Wolf Game Studio ==

White Wolf had a distinctive tone they worked into all their Ars Magica products, which is rather different from later products published by [[Atlas Games]].  Critics say that White Wolf portrayed [[Mythic Europe]] as a very dark setting with too many demons and too much corruption.  On the other hand, some players like White Wolf products for their generally strong emphasis on story and role-playing.

All of White Wolf's Ars Magica products were written for [[ArM2]] or [[ArM3]].

* [[Medieval Handbook | The Medieval Handbook]]
* [[Twelfth Night]]
* [[Wizard's Grimoire|The Wizard's Grimoire]]
* [[Tribunals of Hermes: Rome]]
* [[Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia]]
* [[Pax Dei]]
* [[Shamans]]
* The [[Maleficium]]
* [[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]
* [[Mythic Europe book|Mythic Europe]]
* [[Deadly Legacy]]
* [[Mistridge Book|Mistridge]]
* [[Storyguide Screen]]
* [[Ars Magica Third Edition]]
* [[Mythic Places]]
* [[More Mythic Places]]
* [[Black Death]]
* [[Pact of Pasaquine]]
* [[Stormrider|Jump-Start Kit: the Stormrider]], second edition
* [[Medieval Bestiary]]
* [[Faeries book | Faeries]], first edition
* [[A Winter's Tale]]

== See Also ==

* [[History of Ars Magica]]
* [[List of products by edition]]
* [[White Wolf Magazine]]

==External links==
* [http://www.white-wolf.com/ White Wolf's official website]

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