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Statistics: Witch Hunter: The Invisible World

Rating: 6.53 / Ranking: 445

These ratings are based on 6 ratings with 3.00 average weight and 5 reviews.

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

This rating earns a high level of trust because it is high weight and thus probably the result of knowledgeable raters weighing in.

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Rating	User	Comments
8 / 10	fhans	Where is the index? Alternate history earth, monsters, dark cabals, witches, swashbuckling sword fights. This reminds me of a darker Savage World of Solomon Kane and The Brothers Grimm(film), Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter(better film). Pretty straight forward mechanics...but I think it could use a couple of tweaks here and there.
7 / 10	Narcisista	Mechanicaly it reminds me a lot of WoD altough a bit more intuitive and faster. The setting is a very interesting alternate XVIIth century.
5 / 10	Simple Man	Pretty production values, absolutely run-of-the-mill game.

Rating	User	Summary
4 + 3	SomersetCollins	Witch Hunter: The Invisible World. There's flaws in the fabric, but Paradigm Concepts still weaves a fine tapestry in Witch Hunter with a laboriously detailed setting and an easy-entry d10 system. [ Read Review ]
4 + 4	Deadstop	Witch Hunter: The Invisible World. This RPG of "swashbuckling colonial horror" delivers, with an atmospheric setting and an easy-to-grasp system. [ Read Review ]
4 + 5	HalWhitewyrm	Witch Hunter: The Invisible World. From the opening paragraph to the end of the book, Witch Hunter is an immersive roleplaying game book that never breaks from its intended vision and goal. If you are interested in horror gaming in a bygone era you need to check out Witch Hunter: The Invisible World. [ Read Review ]
4 + 4	Mike Fischer	Witch Hunter: The Invisible World. A nice combination of detail, milieu, and playability makes this rule system a real pleasure to use. [ Read Review ]
5 + 4	malladin_ben	Witch Hunter: The Invisible World. A very nicely flavoured 17th century horror game with a nicely playable system that has this fickle gamer hungry to play again and again. [ Read Review ]