Conrad Hubbard

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Conrad Hubbard is best known as a web designer and author for White Wolf, Inc..

Contents 1 Author Credits 1.1 World of Darkness titles 1.2 d20 System titles 1.3 Exalted titles 1.4 Trinity Universe titles 1.5 Concept & Design Credits 2 Web Design 3 Poetry 4 References 5 Wikipedia References 6 External links

Author Credits

Published material by Conrad Hubbard consists of contributions to more than 35 books which are classified as roleplaying game books, published by White Wolf Publishing and Sword & Sorcery Studios. Books which Conrad Hubbard has helped write include:

World of Darkness titles

• Mokole (a Changing Breed book)
• Sorcerer: Revised Edition^[1]
• Mummy: The Resurrection
• Mage Storytellers Handbook^[2]
• Mummy Players Guide
• Laws of the Resurrection
• The Fallen Tower: Las Vegas
• Vampire Players Guide
• The Red Sign
• Ascension
• Second Sight
• Promethean: The Created

d20 System titles

• Relics & Rituals
• Creature Collection 2: Dark Menagerie
• The Wise and the Wicked
• The Divine and the Defeated
• Scarred Lands Campaign Setting: Ghelspad
• Secrets and Societies
• Scarred Lands Campaign Setting: Termana
• Strange Lands: Lost Tribes of the Scarred Lands

Exalted titles

• Creatures of the Wyld
• The Tomb of 5 Corners (free download at White Wolf's website)
• Exalted Second Edition
• Manual of Exalted Power: Dragon-Blooded
• Manual of Exalted Power: Lunars
• Book of Sorcery, vol.3: Oadenol's Codex
• Compass of Terrestrial Directions, vol.2: The West
• Manual of Exalted Power: Sidereals

Trinity Universe titles

• Hidden Agendas
• Trinity Technology Manual
• Trinity Battleground
• Trinity Battleground Players Guide (unpublished release downloadable from White Wolf's site)

Concept & Design Credits

Books which Conrad Hubbard has helped with concept and design include:

• The World of Darkness core rulebook^[3]
• Vampire: The Requiem^[4]
• Werewolf: The Forsaken^[5]
• Mage: The Awakening^[6]
• Promethean: The Created^[7] has been reviewed positively.^[8]
• Changeling: The Lost

Web Design

As a web designer for White Wolf, Conrad Hubbard led the production of a text-based online chat based role-playing game set in the World of Darkness, fictional New Bremen, Georgia. The New Bremen chat used off the shelf software called Digichat (a product of Digi-Net Technologies, Inc., supplemented with a database that stored characters and the Storytellers approvals thereof and notes pertaining to them. New Bremen proved successful enough that White Wolf has opened multiple roleplaying game chat settings using a similar model. The current roster of moderated White Wolf RPG Chat settings includes:

• (for a mixed venue)
• (for Vampire: The Requiem)
• (for Werewolf: The Forsaken)
• Boston Unveiled (for Mage: The Awakening)
• Nexus (mixed venue Exalted Second Edition)
• The Blessed Isle (Dragon-Blooded Exalted Second Edition chronicle)
• Fangsfall (for d20 System Scarred Lands)

Previous White Wolf RPG Chat settings included:

• Jade City (mixed venue Exalted First Edition)
• Dark Ages Bremen (Dark Ages games)
• Rookhausen (for d20 System Ravenloft)
• Trinity Universe

Additionally, White Wolf hosts an unmoderated chat room area, where people join together to run their own roleplaying games using the same software and database design as the moderated rooms.

Poetry

Conrad Hubbard is also a poet. He hosts a body of over 200 poems in an online "poetry scrapbook" called Pathos. He won poetry awards from the Richmond Area Reading Council two years in a row during high school, and award winners were invited to the Governor's Mansion in the state of Virginia. For a period of time he participated in the live poetry scene of Richmond, Virginia with a group which called itself "Blue Light Poetry Night". When that group lost its host location, they moved to the Shockoe Bottom area night club After Six.

References

Wikipedia References

• List of Exalted sourcebooks

External links

• ConradHubbard.com - Conrad Hubbard's Official Site