The Revised Tradition books generally follow the alphabetic/price correlation, with Akashic Brotherhood and Dreamspeakers running closer to $10 and the Verbena and Virtual Adepts closer to $20 or more. Only one Revised Convention Book (Iteration X) was published before the line stopped, but the remainder have been published as PDF/POD. There are 10 Revised Tradition books (the Hollow Ones, originally treated as an unaffiliated catchall, got its own book this time around). None of these run to very much, but the Tradition books had shiny metallic covers that show wear like a beacon, so they can be hard to find in good condition. The original had books for the 9 Traditions and 5 Conventions, which were gathered into compilations (3 and 2 volumes, respectively). There are two sets of splatbooks, original and Revised. In lieu of a Players Guide they had the Guide to the Traditions, which usually starts at $10-15. Revised had a Storytellers Companion (with the screen, under $10) and Storytellers Handbook, which is less common and can run between $20-30. Although itвЂ™s not quite in line with the Revised version of the Technocracy and still has a bias toward treating them as villains, itвЂ™s still an important supplement and often starts at around $20-25.

Unusually, Mage didnвЂ™t have Players or Storytellers Guides for the first two editions (except Hidden Lore, the book that came with the 2nd edition Storytellers Screen) until the Guide to the Technocracy, a late 2nd edition supplement. This generally runs third in cost, behind Vampire and Werewolf but ahead of Dark Ages.ДЄs I write this, the Kickstarter for the Mage 20th Anniversary Edition (Mage20) is running and doing quite well if you want the Deluxe version of that, pledge now because youвЂ™ll never see it for this price again. The Revised Limited edition comes with a slipcase and limited art book, the same as VtM and WtA. Note that, while itвЂ™s not as vulnerable as the WtA cover, the gold effect on the covers (particularly 1st ed) is prone to wearing off, so thatвЂ™s something to watch for if you care about condition. The Revised core book can run to more than the other ones, especially on Amazon $30 isnвЂ™t an uncommon price to see, but with a bit of patience it can be found between $10 and $20. The usual age/price inverse relationship applies: 1st edition is generally cheap, Revised more expensive. This led to me receiving the wrong product once, so read listings carefully.) (Note: Amazon has a listing for a paperback edition of Revised, which is actually the original Tarot deck. Core booksДЄs withВ VtM and WtA, there are three core versions: paperback 1st, hardcover 2nd and Revised. (However, while its fans arenвЂ™t as numerous, they often make up for it in terms of devotion.) ItвЂ™s the third of the games that continued publication until the line stopped, and had an equivalent as a core game in nWoD.

Mage: the Ascension is the third World of Darkness game, both in terms of time and general popularity.

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