Witchcraft was the first game to use the Unisystem rules. It differs from the more cinematic Buffy system by just a few ways (Witchcraft is more gritty).I have the first and second editions of this game (by Myrmidon Press and Eden Studios) and am currently working on getting the four published supplements: Mystery Codex, the Abomination Codex, Power and Privilege and The Book of Hod.
RPG.net has a ton of reviews on the main books, 1st and 2nd editions (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), but only a few on the supplements (12, 13).
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WitchCraft is still one of my most favorite games.
ReplyDeleteIt's no lie that I was attempting to emulate it as much as possible when I worte Ghosts of Albion.
Good luck finding those supplements. They are very rare.
I have all the WC books (even Hod and the Rosies book) and although I'll probably never play them I won't part with them either.
ReplyDeleteI think the only thing WC related I do not have is the Storm Dragons playtest files. I just missed those when I became a playtester
If I were ever to get filthy rich I might tempted to bribe CJ and Eden into letting me re-release WC only with more support, maybe a Secrets and a Jade Codex and a couple of bigger books (The Tree of Worlds covering the the other planes) and the Associations guide (covering all the various groups) -- 7 seems like a good number for a complete line.
Thanks for the comments.
ReplyDeleteI've got a couple of PCs for a Witchcraft game my friend ran a number of years ago. I'll post them soon, so you can see what fire we were playing with.