Join us in our weekly reviews of White Wolf releases over the last 25 years. Bob, Brennan, Chris and Mike review the Classic World of Darkness books for White Wolf Publishing's games, Vampire: the Masquerade, Werewolf: the Apocalypse, and Wraith: the Oblivion, in chronological order. They combine their passion for the game with a dose of in-depth knowledge to help you decide which books to buy and which books to skip. VTM25 is the premiere White Wolf podcast!
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 10 hours 21 minutes
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episode 135: Clanbook: Salubri - Episode 135
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episode 134: Cainite Heresy - Episode 134
The Cainite Heresy spread corruption and blasphemy like slowly growing roots through the Dark Medieval church. Was the ultimate goal salvation or destruction? Did their Gehenna ever come?
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episode 133: Wolves of the Sea - Episode 133
This week, we review Wolves of the Sea. This sourcebook for Vampire: the Dark Ages explores the Nordic, Viking, and Einherjar culture. Additionally, it introduces new vampiric ideals, abilities, backgrounds, systems, roads and more.
From White Wolf Wiki: From out of the north they come, relics of centuries past but deadlier than anything that has ever sailed the seas...
episode 132: Jerusalem by Night - Episode 132
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episode 131: Vampire: the Masquerade Chapters - Episode 131
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episode 130: Demon: the Fallen, LIVE - Episode 130
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