changeling the lost 2nd edition dangerous mien

Even on a fast machine, the pdf reads slow as shit. Background, pictures, text, they come in in that order. It all comes in multiple layers and the official pdf is very poorly encoded. It has a very busy background and is white text over dark grey pictures. But before I drink too much of my beer, let's start:īefore we even get to a ToC, we are confronted with a story. All of them could have been replaced with some wikipedia research, hell parts of them literally are cribbed from wiki entries already.

All of them are basically interchangeable. Ghost Stories, Mysterious Places, Urban Legends, Tales From the 13th Precinct, Dogs of War, and the one we're actually rageviewing today: Midnight Roads. And we're not talking about a single book here. The actual premise is that the storyteller will use whatever they want from the book and change or ignore whatever they don't want, so there is no attempt at all to keep this shit consistent. Exactly.Įach of these books is 128 pages long and specifically does not ttie into a metaplot of any kind. Now I know what you're thinking 'Rumors? Like seriously just random, contradictory ideas with no semblance of a plot?' Yes. Starting with 'Ghost Stories', nWoD was graced with a large line of functionally interchangeable books based on the premise of 'presenting some rumors from the world of darkness' (128 pages, hard back). But Mysterious Places is actually just a single interchangeable part of a long list of shovelware books that White Wolf came out with for New World of Darkness. I'm not actually going to do Mysterious Places, because I don't happen to have access to a copy of it.

FrankTrollman wrote: 'Mysterious Places' may not be about anything or provide any real information, but it is literally five times longer in terms of actual text than a first edition oWoD book.įair enough.

Changeling the lost 2nd edition dangerous mien