THAY: LAND OF THE RED WIZARDS, A Forgotten Realms resource book by Ed Greenwood & Alex Kammer

Statistics: World of Darkness: Sorcerer

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Rating: 5.74 / Ranking: 2234

These ratings are based on 11 ratings with 2.31 average weight and 1 reviews.

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9 / 10Web WarlockThis is one of my favorite of the old WoD books. I liked that the power levels are much closer to human levels. Also it was less involved in the on going meta-plot.
8 / 10JDCorleyOne of the few mortal-oriented books from the WoD that didn't concern itself with hunting supernatural creatures. As such, very neat and fills an important niche.
7 / 10DrFaustYou can take or leave the crunch as you like, but this has a surprisingly interesting and varied mix of occult societies and traditions.
2 / 10Simple ManRated as such because I've never seen it used in a WoD game. Ever.

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3 + 2Justin MoharebWorld of Darkness: Sorcerer.

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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.

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