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Black Dog (a massive in-joke referring to the real-life White Wolf Game Studio) is a division of Pentex, and produces roleplaying games.

Contents 1 Games 2 Employees 2.1 The Fallen 3 Competition 4 References

[edit] Games

World of Shadow games include:

• Revenant: The Ravishing (formerly Zombie: The Putrescence)
• Lycanthrope: The Rapture
• Warlock: The Pretension
• Spectre: The Annihilation
• Pixie: The Delusion
• Human: The Protagonist
• Fiend: The Pacting

Other games:

• Deviant
• Celtic Filth, Revenant in the dark ages of the medieval.
• Samurai Revenant, Revenant in the exotic lands of the East.
• The Axes and Arcana imprint

[edit] Employees

• Don Brenham, Warehouse Manager.
• Trevor Chase, Creative Director.
• Kent Cliffey, Director of Editing & Development
• The Duke of Woe (sort of)
• André Gates
• Rick Glumsky, Celtic Filth and Samurai Revenant developer.
• Günter Häagen•Däaz, Black Dog founder.
• Jeff Henning, Warlock developer.
• Mickey Li, Fiend developer.
• Chas McDonald, Computer Projects manager.
• Jason O'Kelly, Revenant developer.
• Evan Stump, Lycanthrope developer.
• Lucinda Winters, editrix

[edit] The Fallen

Testaments to these individuals remain enshrined within a frame of cracked Plexiglas, and stained by unknown humors. An etching on the tiny monnument reads, "Gone but not forgotted. Bitch."

• Jules Brucattio, former Warlock developer.
• André Grünbaum, former Revenant developer.
• Will Ridges, former Lycanthrope developer.

[edit] Competition

• Apex Amusement Association, known for Undead Cowboy, Undead Cowboy Train Duel, Radioactive Cowboy and Superhero Radicals.
• Cryptograph
• Discordium, known for games based on the fiction of Edgar Allen Poe.
• The unholy union of Magicians of the Bay and LSD, Inc., known for the Buy More Sorcery card game and the Labyrinths & Lamiae RPG.
• The Gamer Designer's Group
• Stan Paxton Games, known for Holy Damnation and CRUNCH.

[edit] References

• WTA: Subsidiaries: A Guide to Pentex, Chapter Six