Swainbank new Storyline Coordinator

[librarian]

Featuring a nice pic of the mook, here's article. Pic and more stuff
can be seen at web site:

http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/index.php?line=news&articleid=850

New Chapter in the V:TES Story
Ben Swainbank is appointed the new V:TES Storyline Coordinator

The Vampire: the Eternal Struggle Storyline Events have been popular
with fans of the CCG since their introduction in 2002. Combining new
game mechanics with a compelling narrative, Storyline Tournaments have
allowed Vampire players to experience and influence key events in the
World of Darkness. The Storyline series was initiated by Robert Goudie,
who designed and organized the events over the last 6 year from
Semsith's infiltration of Baltimore to the rise of the Millennium Cult.
This year, Robert is passing the torch to a new Storyline Coordinator,
Ben Swainbank.

Ben has been an avid V:TES player since the game's inception in 1994.
He's a regular among the Boston playgroup and a familiar face on the
tournament scene. A member of the V:TES Hall of Fame, Ben traveled to
the the European Championships in Paris and Budapest, and appeared at
the final table for the North American Championships in 2002, 2005, and
2007.

Beyond the tournament table, Ben edited the Malkavian Newsletter
2001-2002, was a coauthor of the Vampire The Eternal Struggle Player's
Guide, a contributor to Player's Guide: Kindred Most Wanted, and
designer of the Internal Recursion draft format. His storyline credits
include two Boston BYO Storyline Events, and the Millennium Cultist
Epilogue.

The storyline series will return in 2008. Methuselah worldwide will find
new challenges, new opportunities, and new dynamics within the Eternal
Struggle as the story unfolds. The anarchs will rise to challenge the
established order. The challenge will be met. Will the anarchs survive
and thrive or will archons, contract killers, and trophy-hunters put
them down?

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[librarian]

librarian wrote:
> Featuring a nice pic of the mook, here's article. Pic and more stuff
>

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