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* '''Chapter Three: Shamanic Societies''' - covers Slavic Traditions, Mediterranean Traditions, and Northern Traditions. | * '''Chapter Three: Shamanic Societies''' - covers Slavic Traditions, Mediterranean Traditions, and Northern Traditions. | ||
* '''Chapter Four: Outside Relations''' - deals with shamans roles in society, relationship with the Order of Hermes and Christendom. | * '''Chapter Four: Outside Relations''' - deals with shamans roles in society, relationship with the Order of Hermes and Christendom. | ||
* '''Chapter Five: The Spirit World''' - travel and magic in the Spirit World. | * '''Chapter Five: The Spirit World''' - travel and magic in the Spirit World. Regiones are noted as being closer to the Spirit World and it is therefore easier to travel across there. | ||
* '''Chapter Six: Bestiary of the Spirit World''' - Ghosts, Spirits, Genius Loci | * '''Chapter Six: Bestiary of the Spirit World''' - Ghosts, Spirits, Genius Loci | ||
* '''Chapter Seven: Tales of the Spirit''' - three story seeds. | * '''Chapter Seven: Tales of the Spirit''' - three story seeds. | ||
==Credits== | |||
The cover was by [[Pam Shanteau]], the interior art by [[Tom Dow]], [[Jeff Menges]], [[Josh Timbrook]] & [[Lawrence A. Williams]]. Layout was by [[Sam Chupp]], Art Direction [[Richard Thomas]]. Development was [[Ken Cliffe]], Editing [[Alara Rogers]] & [[Robert Hatch]], Production [[Chris McDonough]]. | |||
== Community Reviews == | == Community Reviews == | ||
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| Product Information | |
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| Rules Edition: | Third |
| Abbreviation: | StHP |
| Product Type: | Sourcebook |
| Author(s): | Sarah Link, John Snead |
| Publisher: | White Wolf |
| Product Number: | AG0250 |
| ISBN: | 1-56504-037-6 |
| Release date: | 1993 |
| Format: |
Softcover (original) PDF (current), 127 pages |
| Availability: | Out of print; PDF available |
Shamans: The Hidden Paths is a 3rd edition Ars Magica sourcebook.
Subject and Contents
This book details a Non-Hermetic shamanic magical tradition. The chapter headings gives some idea of the scope --
- Chapter One: Introduction - introduces the Sun Clan (shamans) and Moon Clan (shapechangers).
- Chapter Two: Characters: includes Shaman Templates for Northern Traveller; Spirit Master (Hermetic Influence); Shaman within Christendom; Spirit Master (Shamanic Influence); Temple Attendant. Companion Templates are: Northern Bear Defender; House Shapechanger; Maltese Shapechanger; Dreamer; Mongol Shapechanger. Sun Clan Grog Templates are: Hunter; Tanner; Wildstender; Fisher; Craftsperson. This is followed by rules for "advanced character creation" beyond templates, Shamanic Powers, and Playing a Spirit Master: Hermetic Shamans.
- Chapter Three: Shamanic Societies - covers Slavic Traditions, Mediterranean Traditions, and Northern Traditions.
- Chapter Four: Outside Relations - deals with shamans roles in society, relationship with the Order of Hermes and Christendom.
- Chapter Five: The Spirit World - travel and magic in the Spirit World. Regiones are noted as being closer to the Spirit World and it is therefore easier to travel across there.
- Chapter Six: Bestiary of the Spirit World - Ghosts, Spirits, Genius Loci
- Chapter Seven: Tales of the Spirit - three story seeds.
Credits
The cover was by Pam Shanteau, the interior art by Tom Dow, Jeff Menges, Josh Timbrook & Lawrence A. Williams. Layout was by Sam Chupp, Art Direction Richard Thomas. Development was Ken Cliffe, Editing Alara Rogers & Robert Hatch, Production Chris McDonough.
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External links
- Official Product Page at Atlas Games website.