Crown of Ruin

Statistics: Dark Ages: Europe

Core Game Ratings

Rating: 5.7 / Ranking: 2344

These ratings are based on 6 ratings with 2.09 average weight and 1 reviews.

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This rating earns a low level of trust because of its low level of input.

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8 / 10Simple ManVery useful supplement on time period for DA: Vampire
0 / 10DrFaustI bought this thinking it would be like the similarly-titled Dark Ages: British Isles. Whoops. There's nothing in here but vampire-related material. I wound up briefly skimming the whole thing. There's a lot of historical information, but frankly, it's more like a text book than a resource for generating roleplaying campaigns or story arcs.

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Rating User Summary
3 + 4MenchiDark Ages: Europe. The major setting book for White Wolf's Dark Ages line. A brief whirlwind tour that focuses primarily on history rather than location.

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