Enjoyed reading this a lot! As a Game Master, but also writer, this chapbook provided me with excellent advice on how to improve my adventures in table, but also encouraged me to venture into writing adventures myself. As a Vampire the Masquerade Storyteller, this book Did a nice job at outlining how to run a nice Intrigue without the fluff added by the games.
I will certainly find myself reading this again in the future.

Mage the Awekening is incredible! I had never seen mechanics so complete and intelligent. The game is definetly more complex than the average, and I can say with property that I'd avoid running it for newcomers unless they have an open mind and patience, because it can scare some. The layout is good, but not the best. I felt a few times that they could have been clearer or put things together in order to make it easier to find; nonetheless, it's quite easy to Ctrl+F and find whatever you want. MtAw has much of what I love about V5 but makes it esoteric and mysterious and involves you in its theme. Top notch magical gameplay!

WitchCraft is one of the best systems for running mystical games that not necessarily need to be philosophical- aka Mage the Ascention. The Unisystem is intuitive, after reading a bit you already grasp the essentials- this comes at the cost of inovation, which is small, close to nule. The Grimoire section of the book is comprehensive and complete, but I wish it was a bit more clear on some parts. Nonetheless, CJ Carella's is a must for anyone who thinks of playing a game that revolves around magic-using beings. You cannot ask for better than this, considering its free! I really hope that somehow we get a second edition of WitchCraft with more innovative mechanics, I really like the book.