Werewolf: The Apocalypse (W20 20th Anniversary Edition)
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These are the final days-
The signs are clear:
Even our pups know
That this is the age of the Apocalypse!
Werewolf the Apocalypse roared into hobby games in 1992¸ inspiring a generation of fans to stand up and howl their defiance at a corrupted world in a battle they knew they were doomed to lose. WtA presented the Garou: creatures at once both man and wolf¸ and filled with a Rage against the evils that would destroy and corrupt both the natural and spirit worlds. Capable of transforming into a variety of forms and blessed with Gifts that enabled superhuman and supernatural powers¸ the Garou fought many foes¸ always knowing that in the end they would fall. But what stories would be told and what songs sang of their exploits!
This epic tragic story¸ combined with the unwavering dedication of an unparalleled fan base¸ is the reason this book is being published. Werewolf: The Apocalypse ‐ 20th Anniversary Edition brings the entire World of Darkness experience full circle and will serve as the perfect anniversary milestone to celebrate two decades of gaming the epic sagas of the Garou.
What's in it?
- All thirteen original tribes¸ tribe variants and Lost Tribes¸ with their signature Gifts and Rites updated from the Werewolf: The Apocalypse Revised tabletop rules.
- Rules for character creation and advancement.
- Gifts from level one through six¸ including expanded lists.
- Updated setting to the modern nights.
- New full color original art by Ron Spencer¸ John Bridges¸ Steve Prescott¸ Dan Brereton¸ Richard Kane Ferguson¸ and other classic "Apocalypse" artists¸ as well as classic B&W pieces carefully chosen from the earlier editions.
About the Now in Print editions:
1. The Black & White print editions of this book are not full-bleed. Because of printing requirements there is a small white border around the edge of the pages.
2. Standard Color uses a thinner paper stock than Premium Color¸ basically the same paper as the Black & White books. This usually means the colors are less vivid¸ but it also means the price drops a bit per page in the production process. Examples of pages: Premium Color vs. Standard Color.