Crown of Ruin

Statistics: Blood Treachery

Core Game Ratings

Rating: 5.59 / Ranking: 2820

These ratings are based on 6 ratings with 3.00 average weight and 1 reviews.

This is compared to an index-wide 3.64 average ratings and 1.98 average weight.

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

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Core Game Comments

All User Comments

Rating User Comments
7 / 10Christian AA very well-written and beautiful story about mages playing with fire and getting their hands burned.
6 / 10DrFaustAn interesting read, but it's about as useful as a regular novel in terms of running a Mage game.
1 / 10JDCorleyTo paraphrase that one line from the X-Files, I don't know what's worse, the mage-vampire interactions, or the fact that a good chunk of it is in screenplay format. (Well, play format. But you get the point.)

Core Game Reviews

All RPGnet Reviews

[ Link 1 Possible Reviews ]
Rating User Summary
5 + 4Joseph Jason FurgusonBlood Treachery. Fighting the world to save a dying dream, the Order of Hermes struggle with unseen enemies, shadows from the past, and mostly, with themselves.

Ratings Explanation

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Ratings. The ratings that users enter into this index are each averaged into the final rating with a weight of between 0 and 4, with weight based on trust algorithms.

Reviews. Each review is averaged into the final rating with a weight of 8. Sometimes reviews can skew high, but they also display fan interest (or disdain) in a product.

Content. The average rating of each content--before its own bayesian weight is inserted--is averaged into the final rating. The weight of a content is equal to its own weight divided by the number of contents, and divided again if it only appears in a fraction of editions.

Bayesian Weight. A rating of 5.00 is inserted into the final rating with a weight of 35. This is an arbitrary weighting of the average rating that keeps things toward the center until they're better rated.