Werewolf: The Apocalypse
Werewolf: The Apocalypse depicts the modern world through a werewolf’s eyes. These werewolves are man and wolf, walking the natural and spirit worlds, filled with Rage against the evils that would destroy everything that is. Sacred warriors imbued with power from the spirits of Earth and Moon, they are the doomed heroes screaming defiance in the face of impossibly powerful foes. The world is falling apart, poisoned by powerful corporations and spiritual evils alike, but each werewolf is determined to sell her life dearly. They will not win, but they will never give up.
The second game in the World of Darkness, Werewolf: The Apocalypse roared into hobby games in 1992 and inspired a generation of fans to stand up and howl their defiance at a corrupted world. Its depiction of werewolves as animistic warriors has influenced how modern media portrays shapeshifters far beyond the game industry. In addition to roleplaying books, Onyx Path Publishing offers fiction, art, recipe books, and clothing products for Werewolf: The Apocalypse, as well as re-releasing PDF and print-on-demand copies of over a hundred original books.
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Look at me mangling the English language on these post titles. Here are the last of the regular Tribe sketches from our good friend, the talented Mr. Steve Prescott. The updates to these will now come more slowly as he takes the notes given and creates the finishes. The rumor is that he’s finished the … Read more
And it’s a new week and so that means more sketches from Steve Prescott for the 2-page Tribe spreads. Lots of good feedback from the previous ones and so I hope to hear more from you folks on these pieces. One thing though: there’s no need to add snark to your comments on this work … Read more
Just in time for the weekend, here’s a sketch for the Children of Gaia full-page piece by Ron Spencer. When Ethan and I discussed this originally, the idea of a CoG who would tear apart a group of enemies in order to allow life to grow seemed a pretty strong one, and I really like … Read more
Thanks so much for your comments on the first batch of Steve Prescott sketches for the Tribe two page spreads- keep your thoughts and ideas coming folks- we’re listening. And because you didn’t come here to listen to me chatter, here’s Steve’s notes and then the art: Once again, some of these have feet running … Read more
Here are the first of Steve Prescott’s sketches for the Tribe two-page spreads. I really don’t have a lot to say here, Steve is truly the master of the Tribes and his beautifully designed Tribe full page pieces for WtA Revised are still a high-water mark for depictions of our Garou. Steve does point out … Read more
One of the interesting things about this process has been expanding beyond the “core.” I’ve worked on two Werewolf core books myself simply from the cWoD alone, and done at least one translation project (the original Werewolf: The Dark Ages). W20 is an entirely different beast, play on words unintended but unavoidable. So I’m used … Read more
So first drafts are rolling in and I’m working on them apace. It’s very interesting being back in this headspace after so long. In fact, it’s a slightly altered headspace, because there’s a certain level of Werewolf spirit that needs to be amplified from where I used to be. Every author has an individual voice. … Read more
What goes well with Ron Spencer fullpages? If you said “Steve Prescott tribal spread art,” then you are a person of taste well after my own heart. Steve Prescott’s been knocking them out of the park for Werewolf for ages, from a maggot-spewing comic in the front of Freak Legion to those masterful Revised fullpages … Read more
Okay, first things first: wow, what great discussion on that last post. You guys are doing Werewolf proud. Obviously, not every concern there can be addressed (and to point out said obvious, because some of them are diametrically opposed), but it’s a mass of information that our authors have to work with. Care to give … Read more
So the authors are rummaging around in the guts of Werewolf like a bunch of Theurges who just figured out that haruspicy is a pretty fun way to get your divination on. A lot of discussion is flying back and forth about what to change, what is far too legacy to get rid of, and … Read more
