Akashic Brotherhood Tradition Book


Written by:	Emrey Barnes
Developed by:	Phil Brucato
Edited by:	Laura Letbetter
Art Director:	Richard Thomas
Layout & Typesetting:	Aileen E. Miles
Interior Art:	Randy Post, Joshua Gabriel Timbrook, Lawrence Allen Williams
Front Cover Art:	Michael William Kaluta
Front & Back Cover Design:	Aileen E. Miles
Special Thanks: Rich "You'll Never Work in this Town Again" Thomas, for his faith in FedEx and comic-book boys. Aileen "Black Leather Monster" Miles, for bringing out her biker best for fall. Larry "Flea Circus" Snelly, for his endless battle against microscopic roommates. Kathy "Wyld Thang" Ryan, for putting her dark side down on paper where it belongs. Chris "Right Hand Man" McDonough, for what he's doing just out of frame. Josh "Eat Me" Timbrook, for his Halloween greeting to the fans. Rob "Network" Dixon, for being so laid back that we can't slam him the way he deserves.
Publisher:	White Wolf Publishing, Inc.
Imprint:	White Wolf Game Studio
Published:	December 1994
Pages:	72
Publication #:	WW 04057
Reference #:	ISBN 1-56504-410-X
Online:	DriveThruRPG.com
Price:	PDF: $6.00

The Akashic Brotherhood Tradition Book is the first edition sourcebook for the Akashic Brotherhood in Mage: The Ascension.

SummaryEdit

From the White Wolf catalog:

Harmony is the Way of Being

Mages of the Brotherhood know that serenity and violence are aspects of all creation. Through physical, mental, and spiritual perfection, this fellowship hopes to bring Ascension to all humanity.

Imperfect realities, however, require drastic solutions...

But if you see the cyborg on the road, kill him! The Akashic Brotherhood Tradition Book examines the history, culture and beliefs of this most wise and ancient Tradition. It includes:

A variety of weapons, foci, rotes, and Talismans for the Masters of Do.
Five character templates for players or Storytellers.
History, relations, culture, and more.

ContentsEdit

Prelude: The Cycle of AvatarsEdit

Introduction: A Master InformsEdit

Chapter One: Above the SurfaceEdit

Culture.

Chapter Two: The Living TomeEdit

History and Inner Relations.

Chapter Three: The Blossom and the ThornEdit

The Council of Nine and Our Own Search for Balance.

Chapter Four: From the RecordEdit

Templates.

Appendix: Scrolls of the BrotherhoodEdit

Systems.

Background InformationEdit

This book was reprinted as part of Traditions Gathered III: Swords of Faith.

Memorable QuotesEdit

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CharactersEdit

TerminologyEdit