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White Wolf the hardest working RPG company?

Started by KrakaJak, February 01, 2007, 11:36:19 PM

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February 03, 2007, 03:26:19 AM
Quote from: J ArcaneAnd 99% of it isn't worth the paper it's printed on.
SpyCraft is an excellent book, and their pocket guide series is one of the best books I've ever picked up for D20.

On to other things. I think the quality of WW's books far outshines those of WotC (except the Exalted line, it's better than it was, but most of the artwork sucks, and the writing is very inconsistent) and they put out better D&D books then Wizards ever did (thanks to the Mahovoc imprint and Monte Cook).

And, directed straight at Pundy. White-Wolf is proof that you can have both quality and deliver the most quantity. I would say 90% of their releases are worth the money.

I do miss the Hey Day of SJGames. Back when Gurps was getting a shitload of supplements printed every month, Car-Wars had its own international league, Illuminati was actually a CCG (and still one of the best ones ever made) and they were able to put out other games all at the same time.

They also need to get Steve himself out of the Spotlight. He makes great, intricate games, but he's kind of a dick. Not the really the face any company wants to have.
-Jak
 
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February 05, 2007, 09:57:11 PM
Quote from: KrakaJakSpyCraft is an excellent book
Mongoose doesn't have anything to do with the production of Spycraft -- the corebook was developed under the auspices of AEG and is now licensed by Crafty Games (the individuals who wrote the book for AEG), and Mongoose is simply a front for getting books in print.  Which, come to think of it, hasn't actually happened yet...

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