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Statistics: Dark Ages Storytellers Companion

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Rating: 5.95 / Ranking: 1427

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8 / 10Simple ManThe info on minor roads is awesome

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5 + 4John Dearing (Telgar)Dark Ages Storytellers Companion. Little is missing from this book. I would have enjoyed seeing information on mortal society, but its lack does not greatly diminish a very good book. Some of the sections are a bit confusing or a bit odd but as a whole the book is well done.
4 + 3Brand_RobinsDark Ages Storytellers Companion. The Dark Ages Storyteller’s Companion is the second book in White Wolf’s new Dark Ages line. Made up of a pretty but only mildly useful screen and a book of secrets for the Storyteller that is both pretty and useful, it rounds out Dark Ages: Vampire by gi

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