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Borbetomagnus: Added References section and link to Timothy Ferguson's Games From Folktales podcast/blog episode about Against the Dark

2022-10-17T15:14:22Z

Added References section and link to Timothy Ferguson's Games From Folktales podcast/blog episode about Against the Dark

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	==Release==		==Release==
	The book was released in late January 2013.		The book was released in late January 2013.

			==References==
			[https://timothyferguson.wordpress.com/2021/05/13/the-giant-legless-bird-and-the-cosmic-metronome/ The Giant Legless Bird and the Cosmic Metronome] - Timothy Ferguson's Games From Folktales podcast/blog episode about Against the Dark

	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG0302.php Official Product page]		* [http://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG0302.php Official Product page]

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2013-07-16T17:40:06Z

Release

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	==Release==		==Release==
	The book was released in late January 2013.		The book was released in late January 2013.
			==External links==
			* [http://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG0302.php Official Product page]
			*[http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=AG0302 Product Page from Warehouse 23]
			*[http://e23.sjgames.com/item.html?id=AG0302PDF Product Page from e23]

	[[Category:ArM5]]		[[Category:ArM5]]
	[[Category:Products]]		[[Category:Products]]
	[[Category:Tribunal]]		[[Category:Tribunal]]

LuisDantas at 12:00, 11 July 2013

2013-07-11T12:00:20Z

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	\|format = Hardcover		\|format = Hardcover
	\|pageCount = 144		\|pageCount = 144
	\|availability = Available at ~~Wharehouse~~ 23 as of January 16, 2013		\|availability = [http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=AG0302 Available] at Warehouse 23 as of January 16, 2013
	}}		}}

IMHO: replaced commas between authors in infobox with breaks.

2013-05-02T07:24:25Z

replaced commas between authors in infobox with breaks.

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	\|abbreviation = AtD		\|abbreviation = AtD
	\|type = Tribunal sourcebook		\|type = Tribunal sourcebook
	\|authors = [[Timothy Ferguson]], [[Richard Love]],		\|authors = [[Timothy Ferguson]]<br>[[Richard Love]]<br>[[Matt Ryan]]<br>[[Mark Shirley]]
	[[Matt Ryan]], [[Mark Shirley]]
	\|publisher = Atlas Games		\|publisher = Atlas Games
	\|productNumber = AG0302		\|productNumber = AG0302

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2013-04-24T00:42:02Z

Subject and Contents

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	== Subject and Contents ==		== Subject and Contents ==

	The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]] and author [[Timothy Ferguson]] has made the Timeline available on his blog: [http://timothyferguson.wordpress.com/2013/03/09/transylvanian-tribunal-timeline/Transylvania Timeline]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.)		The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]] and author [[Timothy Ferguson]] has made the Timeline available on his blog: [http://timothyferguson.wordpress.com/2013/03/09/transylvanian-tribunal-timeline/Transylvania Timeline]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''[[oppida]]'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.)

	The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.		The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.

Cj.23 at 00:23, 24 April 2013

2013-04-24T00:23:08Z

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	== Subject and Contents ==		== Subject and Contents ==

	The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]] and author [[Timothy Ferguson]] has made the Timeline available on his blog: [http://timothyferguson.wordpress.com/2013/03/09/transylvanian-tribunal-timeline/ ~~table of~~ Transylvania Timeline]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.)		The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]] and author [[Timothy Ferguson]] has made the Timeline available on his blog: [http://timothyferguson.wordpress.com/2013/03/09/transylvanian-tribunal-timeline/Transylvania Timeline]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.)

	The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.		The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.

Cj.23: added link to timeline

2013-04-24T00:22:27Z

added link to timeline

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	== Subject and Contents ==		== Subject and Contents ==

	The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.)		The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]] and author [[Timothy Ferguson]] has made the Timeline available on his blog: [http://timothyferguson.wordpress.com/2013/03/09/transylvanian-tribunal-timeline/ table of Transylvania Timeline]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.)

	The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.		The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.

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2013-04-16T11:18:32Z

Subject and Contents

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	Mundane politics are covered, with the Kingdom of Hungary, the Bulgarian Empire, and a chapter in the Slavs covering Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia in 1220 as well as infomation on the cumans and other nomadic groups. However the authors note in their introduction that this is a Mythic European version of the region, reconstructed from folk legends and fairy stories for game playability, not an attempt to enter the contentious world of Balkans history.		Mundane politics are covered, with the Kingdom of Hungary, the Bulgarian Empire, and a chapter in the Slavs covering Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia in 1220 as well as infomation on the cumans and other nomadic groups. However the authors note in their introduction that this is a Mythic European version of the region, reconstructed from folk legends and fairy stories for game playability, not an attempt to enter the contentious world of Balkans history.

	Two [[Hedge Magic traditions]] are presented in this book: [[Storm Wizards]] and [[Vampire Hunters]], both found primarily in the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]].		A chapter on Creatures has much new material on important types of supernatural being in the Tribunal: [[Dragons]], [[Giants]], [[Vampires]] and [[Vilas]] (White Ladies). Two [[Hedge Magic traditions]] are presented in this book: [[Storm Wizards]] and [[Vampire Hunters]], both found primarily in the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]].

	The book is noteworthy for being particularly heavy in terms of [[Story Seeds]] and examples of how to use the material in play.		The book is noteworthy for being particularly heavy in terms of [[Story Seeds]] and examples of how to use the material in play and an unusual chapter offering Storyguides advice: in this case a chapter on running Horror Stories in ''Ars Magica''.

	==Release==		==Release==

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2013-04-16T11:14:11Z

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	== Subject and Contents ==		== Subject and Contents ==

	The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.		The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.)

	The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.		The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.

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2013-04-16T11:10:53Z

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	== Subject and Contents ==		== Subject and Contents ==

	The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]]. The book describes the [[~~Transylvania~~ Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.		The [http://www.atlas-games.com/pdf_storage/TransylvaniaContents.pdf table of contents] is available from [[Atlas Games]]. The book describes the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]] dominated by [[House Tremere]], but in which other magi may flourish (and are playable). There are only four [[covenants]] in the Tribunal, but covenant in employed by House Tremere in a non-standard sense, and in fact many ''oppida'' (lit. "camps") exist, being in essence what are defined as covenants in other Tribunals. (As such it is perfectly possible for the players to create their own ''oppida''/covenant in the Tribunal.

	The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.		The book greatly develops the depiction of House Tremere in [[HoH:TL]] and provides information on Prima [[Poena]], [[Coeris]], and Tremere strategic doctrine and ambitions.
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	Mundane politics are covered, with the Kingdom of Hungary, the Bulgarian Empire, and a chapter in the Slavs covering Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia in 1220 as well as infomation on the cumans and other nomadic groups. However the authors note in their introduction that this is a Mythic European version of the region, reconstructed from folk legends and fairy stories for game playability, not an attempt to enter the contentious world of Balkans history.		Mundane politics are covered, with the Kingdom of Hungary, the Bulgarian Empire, and a chapter in the Slavs covering Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia in 1220 as well as infomation on the cumans and other nomadic groups. However the authors note in their introduction that this is a Mythic European version of the region, reconstructed from folk legends and fairy stories for game playability, not an attempt to enter the contentious world of Balkans history.

	Two [[Hedge Magic traditions]] are presented in this book: [[Storm Wizards]] and [[~~Vampires~~ Hunters]], both found primarily in the Transylvanian Tribunal.		Two [[Hedge Magic traditions]] are presented in this book: [[Storm Wizards]] and [[Vampire Hunters]], both found primarily in the [[Transylvanian Tribunal]].

	The book is noteworthy for being particularly heavy in terms of [[Story Seeds]] and examples of how to use the material in play.		The book is noteworthy for being particularly heavy in terms of [[Story Seeds]] and examples of how to use the material in play.