1998
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[edit] Events
- White Wolf Game Studio publishes Kindred of the East, an expansion for Vampire: The Masquerade (or any other World of Darkness game) dealing with the mysterious Cathayans.
- This fall, Phil Brucato writes his "Fare Thee Well" in the last book he develops solo for Mage: The Ascension, The Orphans Survival Guide.
- The pro-wrestler Gangrel makes his appearance at the WWF. After some confusion, White Wolf licenses the Gangrel name to the WWF for a period of five years.
[edit] January
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[edit] February
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[edit] March
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[edit] April
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- April 16: Books released:
- War in Heaven (MTA fiction)
[edit] May
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[edit] June
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[edit] July
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- July 16: Books released:
[edit] August
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[edit] September
- Books released:
- Transylvania Chronicles 2: Son of the Dragon (VTDA)
- Wendigo Tribebook (WTA)
- Bygone Bestiary (WOD/MTSC)
- Laws of Elysium (MET VTM)
- America Offline: Psi Order Orgotek and FSA Sourcebook (Trinity)
- Psion: Montrose/Jon Holt (TB)
- Psion: Dr. Sager/Sage (TB)
- Psion: Psion: Juanos Palmero/Lu Chen (TB)
- Aberrant: Lucifer (TB)
- Aberrant: Trogs Support (3) (TB)
- Aberrant: Denshea/Slint (TB)
- September 18: White Wolf announces a business restructuring to account for the book trade problems and the CCG bust of 1995-1997. Among the changes noted are the demise of Wraith: The Oblivion (to be given a few final books throughout 1999), and the creation of the ArtHaus imprint. The new imprint uses typical cost-cutting measures and has the overhead of a smaller publishing company in order to continue production of smaller game lines. Changeling: The Dreaming, Mage: The Sorcerers Crusade and Werewolf: The Wild West are moved to ArtHaus. Wild West later proves unable to continue, but Changeling and Sorcerers Crusade proved feasible.
- September 29: White Wolf announces plans to team up with ASC Games and DreamForge Intertainment to publish a computer game based on Werewolf: The Apocalypse.[1]
[edit] October
- Books released:
- Vampire: The Masquerade Revised Edition (VTM)
- Litany of the Tribes, Vol. 3 (WTA)
- Renegades (WTO)
- Inanimae: The Secret Way (CTD)
- Laws of the Hunt (MET WOD)
- Trinity Field Report: Alien Races (Trinity)
- Psion: McGowen/Jameson/Bayta (TB)
- Psion: Cameron/Willams/Somers (TB)
- Aberrant: Gomorra (TB)
- Aberrant: Nazul (TB)
- October 5: ASC Games posts up a trailer for Werewolf: The Apocalypse - The Heart of Gaia.
- October 6: ASC Games posts a link to an IGN article, where Travis Williams is interviewed about Werewolf: The Apocalypse - The Heart of Gaia.
- October 29: Books released:
[edit] November
- Books released:
- Revelations of the Dark Mother (VTM)
- Libellus Sanguinis 2: Keepers of the Word (VTDA)
- Book of the Wyrm Second Edition (WTA)
- Land of 8 Million Dreams (CTD)
- Darkness Revealed 3: Ascent into Light (Trinity)
- Support Squad Avenger (5) (TB)
- Aberrant: Caul Fein/Fhata Khan (TB)
- Aberrant: Krikquill Support (5) (TB)
- Psion: Gresko (TB)
- November 4: ASC Games posts a Werewolf: The Apocalypse - The Heart of Gaia update, including Developer Bios, Concept Art, and Desktop Art.
- November 19: Books released:
[edit] December
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- December 3: ASC Games posts a Werewolf: The Apocalypse - The Heart of Gaia update, where they reveal the "Heart of Gaia" name for the first time. Also included is The Fall of Kil na Kor, the first part of a ten-part prequel story (The Heart of Gaia) by Phil Brucato; Travis Williams' second developer notes, more Developer Bios, and another piece of Desktop Art.
[edit] Cancelled products
| 1997 | 1900s 1900s | 1999 |
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