books about: fenris (warhammer werewolf tragedy)

books about: fenris

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Sons of Fenris (Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf)

8 reviews
Lee Lightner

Games Workshop, 2007

New writer, same great pulp
I hardly noticed the changeover from William King to Lee Lightner on this series. The book was very engaging and while it setup at least a couple more books in the series it did it in such a way as to not seem too cliffhanger-ish, which was nice. I especially enjoyed that they stuck to the formula and kept the Prologue and Epilogue chapters set in what is "present day", while the rest of the ...

Tribebook: Get of Fenris

1 review
Bjorn Boe, Chris Campbell

White Wolf Publishing, 2002

The prototype for tribebooks
Everything a tribebook is supposed to be, this book is. No other tribebook does such an excellent job describing the history of the tribe, nor how to correct the stereotypes about the tribe. Add to it the standard amount of "crunchy bits", and very good archtypes, and you have a can't miss tribebook.

Fenris, The Wolf: A Tragedy
Percy MacKaye

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007

This scarce antiquarian book is included in our special Legacy Reprint Series. In the interest of creating a more extensive selection of rare historical book reprints, we have chosen to reproduce this title even though it may possibly have occasional imperfections such as missing and blurred pages, missing text, poor pictures, markings, dark backgrounds and other reproduction issues beyond our control. Because this work is culturally important, ...

*OP Tribebook: Get of Fenris (A Sourcebook for Werewolf : the Apocalypse Tribebook, 5)

1 review
James A. Moore, Ron Spencer

White Wolf Publishing, 1995

A must-see for all Get!
All Get of Fenris are mighty and proud creatures. As I am. We do respect this book - it shows the truth of our Tribe. Every Garou that calls himself of Norsk origin, should read it. And remember about everything written in it. Hail to the mighty Scandinavian warriors, beloved children of the great Fenris!

Gates of Fenris

2 reviews
Zachary Hunt

Virtual Fiction Ltd. Co., 1999

Sign of things to come
As a first novel, The Gates of Fenris is a sign of things to come. It is wrought with Jungian symbolism and obviously springs from an imagination that knows no bounds. Punctuation is intentionally abused by the author, which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. However, there are scenes that transcend time and space and overall you get the feeling that there is a lot more to come from this ...

Werewolf The Apocalypse: Get Of Fenris

Moonstone, 2003

Werewolf: Get of Belial: A group of young tribesmen of The Get of Fenris are sent to test their power and worth. They find little problem dealing with the threat's presented by the many Black Spiral Dancers that stand before them. It's the past, and the awful truth of an elder's betrayal so many years ago that proves to be the greatest foe they will face. Much blood will flow from the veins of these Garou, enough to drown Gaia! But will justice ...

Shadow Lords & Get of Fenris (Werewolf: The Apocalypse: Tribe Novel, Book 1)

6 reviews
Gherbod Fleming, Eric Griffin

White Wolf Publishing, 2001

A must-read for WtA fans
This is a great book. It is intelligently written and quite fascinating. This is the first book (novel or game book) that I dabbled in for Werewolf: The Apocalypse, and I must say it was quite confusing at first, but I caught on quickly and was soon absorbed by it. For those unfamiliar with the concepts and terminology of Apocalypse, I recommend downloading a lexicon from a fansite for the ...