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<strong>VtM</strong> - Review: Storyteller's Handbook to the Sabbat<br />

Remember the Player's Guide to the Sabbat, that awesome book that was produced a few eons ago in<br />

February? Well Neonates, tremble in your bootsies!! The ST's Guide is , in it's own view, THE BOOK<br />

needed to run real, up to the punch Sabbat Chronicles. Is it good? yes. AS good as the Player's Guide?<br />

No. BUt still well worth it. It takes a look at what really goes on behind the scenes, with several sections<br />

about the deviousness of Sabbat politics and how to get your players into SO MUCH trouble. For<br />

example, the Sabbat uses a Prestation system like the Camarilla does. So you can be Royally Shafted<br />

when dealing with that Lasombra friend of yours. The section on how to set about Crusades, the nonviolent<br />

game and so forth are useful. Not exactly brilliant, but useful nonetheless. Then comes the Ghoul<br />

Families. There's one sdmall niggle in that department. How long do Revenants live? It doesn't say, but<br />

you can pretty much figure it out for yourself (about 4 centuries, I reckon). The shit hot section is really<br />

the Path of Evil Rev's stuff like Dark Thaumaturgy and Demonic Investements and so forth. They are<br />

good. Damn good. A bit hackneyed, but oh so evilly useful against those players.<br />

In sum, I liked this book reasonably well. Not as ground-breaking as it's companion book, but then again,<br />

how could you seriously hope to do another Player's Guide.<br />

http://vampirerpg.free.fr/Books/2225.php3 (2 of 2) [6/1/2002 12:21:30 AM]

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