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Guide to the Sabbat

Guide to the Sabbat

Fantasy
Pages
224
Published
1999
Language
English
Prose complexity
7/10

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Fantasy

Authors

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Anne Sullivan Braidwood

Author Anne Sullivan Braidwood is best known for Guide to the Sabbat. This book offers readers a clear understanding of the history and practices associated with the Sabbat in witchcraft and pagan traditions

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Jess Heinig

Jess Heinig is an author in the tabletop role-playing game space. Readers know his work from "Bloodlines: the hidden" and "Guide to the Sabbat," which offer detailed insights into game systems.

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Joanne FitzRoy

Joanne FitzRoy is best known for her book, "Guide to the Sabbat," a key text for anyone studying the history and practices of witchcraft. Her writing offers clear insights into the occult. This is a great starting point for readers curious about the subject.

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W. H. Bourne

W. H. Bourne is known for Guide to the Sabbat, a foundational text on the history and folklore surrounding the Sabbat. His work provides a clear examination of this often-debated subject.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Guide to the Sabbat a standalone book?

    This book is a supplement for the Vampire: The Masquerade tabletop role-playing game, providing additional lore and rules for players and storytellers. It is not a standalone novel and requires the core rulebook to be fully utilized.

  • Does Guide to the Sabbat introduce new game mechanics?

    The book expands on the existing Vampire: The Masquerade system by introducing unique Disciplines, Merits, and Flaws specific to the Sabbat sect. It also details new rituals and organizational structures relevant to playing within or against the Sabbat.