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Mage: The Ascension

Mage: The Ascension is a supernatural fiction tabletop role-playing game first published on August 19, 1993, by White Wolf Publishing. It is set in the World of Darkness universe.

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Designers
Stewart Wieck, Christopher Earley, Stephan Wieck, Bill Bridges, Sam Chupp, Andrew Greenberg, Chris Hind
Genres
Supernatural fiction Slipstream genre Technofantasy
Publication
19 August 1993 (ed. 1) · December 1995 (ed. 2) · March 2000 (Revised Edition) · 23 September 2015 (20th Anniversary Edition)
Publishers
White Wolf Publishing
Synonyms
MtA
Systems
Storyteller System

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Mage: The Ascension

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Mage: The Ascension

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related to history · 22
Mage: The Ascension → Anniversary Edition, August, CCP Games, Darkness, December, Following, Gen Con, In, Mage, March, October, Onyx Path Publishing, Richard Thomas, September, Tabletop, The, The Ascension, The Masquerade, Vampire, White Wolf Publishing
related to Game setting · 18
Mage: The Ascension → Ascension, Awaken, Darkness, Earth, Goth, Hollow Ones, Later, Mage, Mages, Marauders, Nephandi, New World Order, Nine Mystical Traditions, Players, Technocracy, The, The Ascension, World
related to Reception · 12
Mage: The Ascension → Arcane, Arcane's Adam Tinworth, Chris Kubasik, Edition, He, It's, Mage, Paul Pettengale, Storyteller, The, The Ascension, White Wolf
related to Awards · 7
Mage: The Ascension → Best Role-playing Rules, Casus Belli Award, Edition, In, Mage, Origins Award, The Ascension
Publication · 4
Mage: The Ascension → 19 August 1993 (ed. 1), 23 September 2015 (20th Anniversary Edition), December 1995 (ed. 2), March 2000 (Revised Edition)
see also · 4
Mage: The Ascension → List, Mage, Sigils, The Ascension
Designers · 1
Mage: The Ascension → Stewart Wieck, Christopher Earley, Stephan Wieck, Bill Bridges, Sam Chupp, Andrew Greenberg, Chris Hind
Genres · 1
Mage: The Ascension → Supernatural fiction Slipstream genre Technofantasy
Publishers · 1
Mage: The Ascension → White Wolf Publishing
Synonyms · 1
Mage: The Ascension → MtA

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mage ascension game white edition publishing role-playing system wolf games magic 1993 world rules supernatural fiction players set darkness revised

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Mage: The AscensionGenresSupernatural fiction Slipstream genre Technofantasy1.00infobox
Mage: The AscensionPublication19 August 1993 (ed. 1)1.00infobox
Mage: The AscensionPublicationDecember 1995 (ed. 2)1.00infobox
Mage: The AscensionPublicationMarch 2000 (Revised Edition)1.00infobox
Mage: The AscensionPublication23 September 2015 (20th Anniversary Edition)1.00infobox
Mage: The AscensionPublishersWhite Wolf Publishing1.00infobox
Mage: The AscensionSynonymsMtA1.00infobox
Mage: The AscensionSystemsStoryteller System1.00infobox
Mage: The Ascensionis asupernatural fiction tabletop role-playing game first published on August 190.90text
theinstance ofthe Ascension introduce non-aligned Mage factions0.80text
Mage: The Ascensionrelated to AwardsIn0.60section

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