David Chart

About the Author

Includes the names: D. Chart, Green Ronin; David Chart

Disambiguation Notice:

The same David Chart that writes RPGs has also written philosophy (A Theory of Understanding). So do not split the author if it is to single out A Theory of Understanding. See his web site for details.

Works by David Chart

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Ars Magica (5th Edition) (2004) — Editor — 167 copies, 4 reviews

Ars Magica (4th Edition) (1994) — Author — 136 copies

Spires of Altdorf (2005) 42 copies

Knights of the Grail (2006) 40 copies

Circle of the Crone (2006) 38 copies

The Free Council (2007) 37 copies

Renegade Crowns (2008) 37 copies

Heirs to Merlin: The Stonehenge Tribunal (1999) 35 copies

Medieval Player's Manual (2005) 24 copies

Power & Privilege (Witchcraft) (2006) 22 copies

A Song Of Ice and Fire Campaign Guide: A RPG Sourcebook (2010) 21 copies

The Fallen Fane (2004) 20 copies

Splintered Peace (2002) 16 copies

Living Lore (Ars Magica) (2004) 15 copies

Akrasia: Thief of Time (2005) 13 copies

Love and War (2004) 13 copies

The Black Monks of Glastonbury (2003) 13 copies

A Song of Ice and Fire Campaign Guide: A Game of Thrones Edition (2012) 11 copies

A theory of understanding : philosophical and psychological perspectives (2000) 6 copies

An Introduction to Shinto (2020) 5 copies

Ars Magica 5 Editions (2013) 3 copies

Shinto Practice for Non-Japanese (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 5) (2020) 3 copies

Tamao (2022) 2 copies

The Living Covenant Semita Errabunda 2 copies

An University Within Ourselves Sciences in Cambridge in the Eighteenth Century Whipple Museum of the History of Science Cambridge 1998 1 copy

Myths of Izumo (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 1) 1 copy

The Daijosai (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 2) 1 copy

Izumo Ōyashiro and Miho Jinja (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 3) 1 copy

Ōharaëkotoba and Izumo Yogoto (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 4) 1 copy

Imperial Origin Myths (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 6) 1 copy

Offerings for the Kami (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 7) 1 copy

Explaining Shinto (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 8) 1 copy

Myths of Jinmu Tennō (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 9) 1 copy

Myths of Creation and Amaterasu (Mimusubi Essays on Shinto Book 10) 1 copy

Predator And Prey 1 copy

Guerra dos Tronos RPG. Guia de Campanha (Em Portuguese do Brasil) (2015) 1 copy

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Monster Manual V (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying) (2007) — Author, some editions — 113 copies, 1 review

Kobold Guide to Magic (2014) — Contributor — 23 copies

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Canonical name: Chart, David
Birthdate: 20th Century
Gender: male
Education: University of Cambridge
Disambiguation notice: The same David Chart that writes RPGs has also written philosophy (A Theory of Understanding). So do not split the author if it is to single out A Theory of Understanding. See his web site for details.

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carturo222 102 reviews

Ars Magica, Fifth Edition (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying) by Jonathan Tweet

The system is fascinating in every way, but the arrangement of information needs massive reordering. Once all the pieces are in place in the reader's mind, the rules appear simple, but on first reading the system looks horrifically complicated because the information is not properly organized.

Jun 6, 20253 other reviews

BruceCoulson 687 reviews

Ars Magica, Fifth Edition (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying) by Jonathan Tweet

The 5th edition of the game that changed role-playing. Ars Magica pioneered 'troupe-style' play, where players would be alternate being the main character (a wizard), then a supporting character (Companion), and then one of the guys with a sword (Grogs). Set in Mythic Europe, with the first system of magic (as opposed to a collection of spells) that allowed players to design their own spells. Still a very good game.

½

Jul 11, 20143 other reviews

Baku-X 595 reviews

Ars Magica, Fifth Edition (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying) by Jonathan Tweet

what I have is the fourth ed. softcover

Jan 10, 20173 other reviews

BakuDreamer 520 reviews

Ars Magica, Fifth Edition (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying) by Jonathan Tweet

what I have is the fourth ed. softcover

Sep 7, 20133 other reviews