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''The Tempest'' is a full-length scenario described as 'A Saga of a Covenant's Journey from Summer to Winter'. It introduced a great deal of [[Hermetic History]] including the [[Schism War]], [[House Diedne]], Mercurian Magic]] and has an article on[[House Flambeau]]. The book was dedicated to the folks at [[White Wolf]] Publishing. It also introduced two new spells {{Claws of the Razor's Edge]] and [[Spell Aegis]]. The cover is by[[Jeff Menges]]. | ''The Tempest'' is a full-length scenario (the back cover suggests it is the outline for an entire saga) described as 'A Saga of a Covenant's Journey from Summer to Winter'. It introduced a great deal of [[Hermetic History]] including the [[Schism War]], [[House Diedne]], Mercurian Magic]] and has an article on [[House Flambeau]]. The book was dedicated to the folks at [[White Wolf]] Publishing. It also introduced two new spells {{Claws of the Razor's Edge]] and [[Spell Aegis]]. The cover is by[[Jeff Menges]]. | ||
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| Rules Edition: | Second |
| Abbreviation: | PoP |
| Product Type: | Scenario |
| Author(s): | Stuart Wieck |
| Publisher: | Lion Rampant |
| ISBN: | None |
| Release date: | 1990 |
| Format: | Softcover (original) or PDF (current), 64 pages |
| Availability: | Out of print; PDF available |
The Tempest is an Ars Magica scenario.
Subject and Contents
The Tempest is a full-length scenario (the back cover suggests it is the outline for an entire saga) described as 'A Saga of a Covenant's Journey from Summer to Winter'. It introduced a great deal of Hermetic History including the Schism War, House Diedne, Mercurian Magic]] and has an article on House Flambeau. The book was dedicated to the folks at White Wolf Publishing. It also introduced two new spells {{Claws of the Razor's Edge]] and Spell Aegis. The cover is byJeff Menges.
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