Hero Lab to Support World of Darkness RPGs
 

Today, Lone Wolf Development, Inc. and White Wolf Publishing are proud to announce their licensing partnership, wherein Lone Wolf’s Hero Lab software will support White Wolf’s World of Darkness roleplaying games. Hero Lab’s state-of-the-art character creation and evolution capabilities are uniquely suited to accommodate the rules and genres of an ever-widening variety of roleplaying games. World of Darkness data files are tentatively scheduled to release in Spring 2007, and will be available exclusively via electronic download at www.wolflair.com.

“Hero Lab is redefining RPG software, just as White Wolf redefined roleplaying with the World of Darkness. We’re pleased to be offering our revolutionary tools to players of one of the most popular settings in RPG history,” said Lone Wolf Development President Rob Bowes.

“White Wolf Publishing has built its reputation on taking roleplaying in radical new directions,” said Aaron Voss, Licensing Manager for White Wolf Publishing. “Lone Wolf has made a similar commitment to do the same for RPG software with Hero Lab, so it’s an obvious fit for us to be working together.”

About Lone Wolf Development, Inc. – Lone Wolf Development was founded in 1994 by Rob Bowes as a software consulting firm. In 1998, the company released its first self-published software product, Army Builder, which almost immediately became the gold standard of miniatures game software. In 2002, the company unveiled Card Vault, which applied Army Builder’s point-and-click construction technology to collectible card and collectible miniature games. Hero Lab retails for $29.99 US, and is available from leading hobby retailers, as well as online at www.wolflair.com.

About White Wolf Publishing - Since its entry into the role playing game market in 1991, White Wolf Publishing, Inc. has grown, maintaining an average market share of 26%. With collective book sales in excess of 5.5 million copies during this time, White Wolf is one of two undisputed worldwide publishing leaders for pen-and-paper role-playing games. White Wolf properties have been licensed for television series, comic books, action figures, console and computer video games, coin-operated arcade games, professional wrestlers, replica props and weapons, interactive media events and myriad merchandise. More information on White Wolf can be found at www.white-wolf.com.