Book of the Weaver (1998): Buy or sell now
Who is this game suitable for?
If you like role-playing games and enjoy playing genres like Fantasy (Modern Urban Fantasy), Horror (Supernatural) und Modern (Urban), this game is perfect for you.
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive: Attribute/Stat Based, Dice, Dice Pool, Point Based, Progression Tree, Race Based und Skill Based
The game is published by: White Wolf Entertainment AB
And was developed by: Sue Armstrong, Deena McKinney, Ethan Skemp und Sven Skoog
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive: Attribute/Stat Based, Dice, Dice Pool, Point Based, Progression Tree, Race Based und Skill Based
The game is published by: White Wolf Entertainment AB
And was developed by: Sue Armstrong, Deena McKinney, Ethan Skemp und Sven Skoog
Alternative names
From the Back Cover:
Grandmother Spider's Insanity
She was born to make order of chaos, to weave patterns where there were none. She was entrusted with the duty of keeping the Names of things, and charged to keep the world whole. But she went mad. She caught the Wyrm in her web, and in her madness. Now Progress is blind, and Science is mad. The Garou must sever her strands before she chokes the life from Gaia - but will they even know to fight her?
No Thread Shall Escape!
Her power is greater than that of the Wyld or even the Wyrm. Her touch is on the heart of every human ever born. She is everywhere. And now her secrets are laid bare in Book of the Weaver. Court her favor and use her gifts of technology and order against the Wyrm. Learn to slip between her webs and keep the wild places free. Or, if you dare, take up arms against her and her countless servants. But don't try to ignore her - or you'll wind up caught like the Wyrm itself.
Book of the Weaver includes:
The history and cosmology of the most powerful of the Triat
Developmental Neogenetics Amalgamated, the research agency dedicated to "curing" the Garou, detailed in full
Spirit servants, Weavertech, the Weaver's version of fomori, Storytelling notes, and more.
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