I have sampled at a few different core guides and now I have finally found my first White Wolf game world that I will explore in depth. I find it a bit surprising but Demon the Fallen is the way forward, along with the World of Darkness core book (since they all depend upon that book). It would be quite an experience as a player if you had little foreknowledge to have this information about all kinds of evil suddenly thrust at you. It might be a challenge to the religion. It should be a blast. I am not sure how stable most people are in this day and age in this department. The one thing that I noticed in other game worlds is that the writers attempt to create a plausible argument for accepting the possibility in reality.

Dungeons & Dragons has needed a far reaching explanation for filling their books half full of pages of spells. The Awakening does hold up in this way. It makes it easier to work with magic. I can finally relate to this character class.

I seem to like the Promethean story better, however the Werewolf the Forsaken book makes me feel good and that is why I read it. Back in the days when I played D&D there was this isolated village, and we went to the bartender than sat down, and everything was fine, however I looked up and shockingly noticed that absolutely every single person in the place was staring at me, than just as quickly they all looked away and I could not be sure about what I had seen. So I have thought of werewolves as evil creatures in the past. They try to hide the human body parts that they are snacking on (but not that well hidden). Here the werewolves are moderators of the world of darkness. There are different groups of them divided into territories. It is a sided struggle, along with negotiation, and a nurturing Goddess. So therefore this is perhaps a chance to examine. You can still have evil wolves, however they are not all single minded. Since it feels so good to read, I have to give it the five stars, but I was much more enthralled by the horror in the Promethean book. There are so many game worlds to consider, and that is probably the real question. For the first time in a very long time, the same guy can not make everything! I would look at several core books.

I almost threw up when I went to eat breakfast (based on the cover art), before I started to read this stuff. This is such a wicked story line and it is very well done. I can't believe that I did not read these books years ago. They are very well hidden. It is truly great reading, much better than the main stream horror, however this is a gaming module! I need this strong drink in order satisfy my imagination, and as it turns out I am about fifty pages in, and it is almost all text, mostly all story, and it is excellent. They must have researched world mythology in order to extract the quality explanations for this genre of horror. I have to keep going an read as much as I can before someone tries to ban everything because that is what always happens in this country.