I have to say that I agree with another buyer that Evocraft is epic! The rulebooks are a really great resource for worldbuilding and worth buying even if you use it for another RPG. The worldbuilding part is detailed, but not overly complicated. You can go into details or do it with "a broad stroke". In worldbuilding, I am a fan of great details and plausability and Evocraft delivers it. While it could be even more " in depth", Evo would loose appeal for the light touch crowd, so it is a very good compromise between scientific accuracy and usability. The artwork is great in conveying a more primal age.

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This tool is really good and well worth more than than the three and a bit Euros it costs. It gives you many options for the "supporting cast and locations" in RPG and normal novel writing. Sometimes the generator comes up with a combination so nice, you elevate it into the main branches of the story you weave. It gives you many starting points for your own creativity to soar up from. Definitely woth buying!

This book is from the "old Times" of WoD and it shows - for the better! I really like the different tone in intra-Clan relations. From 3. Ed. on, the clans are so dysfunctional, it is ludicrous. This book is from the 1-2. Edition, where the Clans have internal problems (like all "families" do), but there is a sense of belonging and cooperation if needed. Especially the Tremere Clan is fleshed out in ways that makes far more sense than later editions. In this book, the Tremere really come across as the mage-vampire "hybrids" they are.

The book is a must have for all players wanting to do an "against the enemy beyond" campaign. There are some interesting character options to be found and some really nice equipment.