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White Wolf Magazine was an independent game magazine started by [[Stewart Wieck]] in 1986.  It published articles and scenarios for several role-playing games.

Starting with Issue #11, White Wolf Magazine began running articles about the new role-playing game [[Ars Magica]].  The first details of the [[Order of Hermes]] appeared in its pages ("Order of Hermes: the Enigmatic Society of Wizards," by [[Jonathan Tweet]] and [[Mark Rein�Hagen]], ''White Wolf Magazine'' issue #11).

In 1990, the then-thriving White Wolf Magazine merged with [[Lion Rampant]] to become [[White Wolf Game Studio]], and began printing games.

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:[[http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showmagtitle&magtitleid=3 | White Wolf Magazine at pen-and-paper.net]]: Cover images and content summaries for issues 5 through 49
:[[http://www.rpg.net/columns/briefhistory/briefhistory11.phtml | RPG.net: White Wolf, Part 1]]: Origins of White Wolf Magazine and its evolution into [[White Wolf Game Studio]]

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Date: 2009-06-24 04:03:42 GMT Author: AndrewGronosky Comment:

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White Wolf Magazine was an independent game magazine started by [[Stewart Wieck]] in 1986.  It published articles and scenarios for several role-playing games.

Starting with Issue #11, White Wolf Magazine began running articles about the new role-playing game [[Ars Magica]].  The first details of the [[Order of Hermes]] appeared in its pages ("Order of Hermes: the Enigmatic Society of Wizards," by [[Jonathan Tweet]] and [[Mark Rein�Hagen]], ''White Wolf Magazine'' issue #11).

In 1990, the then-thriving White Wolf Magazine merged with [[Lion Rampant]] to become [[White Wolf Game Studio]], and began developing and publishing games -- including [[Ars Magica]].

= Related Subjects

See the following links for more information.

== Related Pages

; Related pages within this site
* [[White Wolf Game Studio]]
* [[Lion Rampant]]

== Related Sites

; These are links to external sites like Wikipedia or ars-magica.net where
; there could be reviews,

:[[http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showmagtitle&magtitleid=3 | White Wolf Magazine at pen-and-paper.net]]: Cover images and content summaries for issues 5 through 49
:[[http://www.rpg.net/columns/briefhistory/briefhistory11.phtml | RPG.net: White Wolf, Part 1]]: Origins of White Wolf Magazine and its evolution into [[White Wolf Game Studio]]