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Vampire: The Dark Ages takes you to the nights before the Camarilla, when kine truly had reason to be afraid of the dark. The vampires of this bygone age ride the dark as lords, play their games with the crowned heads of Europe, and travel to the mysterious lands of the East as they wafe their ages-old war. Come share in the rich terror and heady thrill of the 12th century. Learn what it means to be one of the Lords of the Long Night.
A Storytelling Game of Gothic Horror

Vampire: The Dark Ages includes everything necessary for playing the Damned of the Middle Ages, allowing characters to experience the events that have influenced our age. Witness the growth of the new Tremere clan and the birth of the Anarch Movement. Battle hunters who wield the power of Faith, and savage Lupines whose control of the countryside is as total as the Cainites' control of the cities. Glory and terror await in the shadows of the past... but the darkness that you need fear most is the darkness within.

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Chris M February 11, 2020 5:27 pm UTC

Whats the difference between this book, 'Vampire: The Dark Ages' and 'Dark Ages: Vampire' ?

Raphael S January 30, 2022 10:26 pm UTC

VtDA is from 1997, and uses VtM 2nd edition rules. DAV is from 2002, uses revised VtM rules, and advances the lore in dark ages

GEORGIOS M April 27, 2022 12:30 am UTC

Besides the difference in the rules and the timeline, the feel and theme of those two games is very different. In Vampire: The Dark Ages the theme is Gothic Horror and quite often pure Horror and the world works as a sandbox. There are no fixed organizations and princes and stuff like that. The GM can create whatever he/she wants and the atmosphere is dark and heavy. In Dark Ages: Vampire the theme is Dark Fantasy, moving away entirely from the Horror genre. Everything goes global, same as in Vampire the Masquerade, contrary to medieval culture of that age. Clans are separated to High and Low and most of them belong to specific political Courts. The game imitates too much human medieval organization. It's a total different game from different creators. My vote most definitely goes for the first game.