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| Rules Edition: | Fifth Edition |
| Abbreviation: | CatC |
| Product Type: | Tribunal Sourcebook |
| Author(s): | Niall Christie, Erik Dahl, Lachie Hayes, Mark Shirley, and Alexander White |
| Publisher: | Atlas Games |
| Product Number: | AG0298 |
| ISBN: | 1-58978-123-6 |
| Release date: | November 2011 |
| Format: | Hardcover, 192 pages |
| Availability: | Hardcover and PDF available |
Cradle and the Crescent is essentially a Tribunal sourcebook, with the one exception that it covers areas outside of any Hermetic control, east of the Levant and Theban tribunals.
Subject and Content
Breaking from what has been a standard of a hundred forty-four pages a book, the Cradle and the Crescent is a hundred ninety-two pages, including a single page advert. The extra pages allow it to not just provide information on the various regions it covers, but to dedicate also forty-two pages to describe a rival order of magic, what magi of the Order of Hermes call the Order of Solomon. Another twenty pages are dedicated to a large category of supernatural spirits that play a pivotal role in the magic of this new order, the Jinn. What can be called a magical and divine tradition, Mythic Zoroastrianism is detailed in another twenty pages.
After the introduction, a very short history section, and the appendices, seventy-three pages detail the regions of Mythic Arabia, Mesopotamia, and Persia, as well providing information on the silk road.
External links
- Official Product page
- Table of Contents from official product page
- Product Page from Warehouse 23
- Product Page from e23