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'''White Wolf Game Studio | '''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. | 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. | ||
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* [[Medieval Handbook | The Medieval Handbook]] | * [[Medieval Handbook | The Medieval Handbook]] | ||
* [[Twelfth Night]] | * [[Twelfth Night]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Wizard's Grimoire|The Wizard's Grimoire]] | ||
* [[Tribunals of Hermes: Rome]] | * [[Tribunals of Hermes: Rome]] | ||
* [[Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia]] | * [[Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia]] | ||
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* [[Shamans]] | * [[Shamans]] | ||
* The [[Maleficium]] | * The [[Maleficium]] | ||
* [[ | * [[A Midsummer Night's Dream]] | ||
* [[Mythic Europe book | Mythic Europe]] | * [[Mythic Europe book|Mythic Europe]] | ||
* [[Deadly Legacy]] | * [[Deadly Legacy]] | ||
* [[Mistridge | * [[Mistridge Book|Mistridge]] | ||
* [[Storyguide Screen]] | * [[Storyguide Screen]] | ||
* [[Ars Magica Third Edition]] | * [[Ars Magica Third Edition]] | ||
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* [[Black Death]] | * [[Black Death]] | ||
* [[Pact of Pasaquine]] | * [[Pact of Pasaquine]] | ||
* [[Stormrider | * [[Stormrider|Jump-Start Kit: the Stormrider]], second edition | ||
* [[Medieval Bestiary]] | * [[Medieval Bestiary]] | ||
* [[Faeries book | Faeries]], first edition | * [[Faeries book | Faeries]], first edition | ||
* [[ | * [[A Winter's Tale]] | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[History of Ars Magica]] | * [[History of Ars Magica]] | ||
* [[List of products by edition]] | |||
* [[White Wolf Magazine]] | * [[White Wolf Magazine]] | ||
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* [http://www.white-wolf.com/ White Wolf's official website] | * [http://www.white-wolf.com/ White Wolf's official website] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:49, 31 December 2015
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.
- The Medieval Handbook
- Twelfth Night
- The Wizard's Grimoire
- Tribunals of Hermes: Rome
- Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia
- Pax Dei
- Shamans
- The Maleficium
- A Midsummer Night's Dream
- Mythic Europe
- Deadly Legacy
- Mistridge
- Storyguide Screen
- Ars Magica Third Edition
- Mythic Places
- More Mythic Places
- Black Death
- Pact of Pasaquine
- Jump-Start Kit: the Stormrider, second edition
- Medieval Bestiary
- Faeries, first edition
- A Winter's Tale
See Also
External links
The edit history of this page before August 6, 2010 is archived at Legacy:white_wolf.