One thing that surprised me was the mechanic relationship with a specific realm/lore.

AW and DW (I know .... not your game) at that are generic enough for the MC/GM to dictate what kind of game is being created.

The play books and the lore are tied into the mechanics, so a bit harder to do. Not bad, just surprised me.

I am a huge fan of Urban Shadows by Andrew Medeiros. The second I finished reading through US a few months ago, I felt that I had finally found the great starting point for having the WoD fix that I wanted in an AW gaming mechanic.

A few weeks ago, I began writing an Add-On for US adding many of the WoD clans, tribes, orders and creeds. Along the way, I have picked up a great team of Anton Dominic, John Layton, and Steve Moore in writing material for FOUR WoD books, currently we have the Vamp (Vampire the Masquerade,) the Wizard (Mage the Awakening,) the Wolf (Werewolf the Forsaken,) and the Hunter (Hunter the Vigil.)

This is our first draft write up, as you will see not quite complete, but I would love feedback from both WoD fans, US, fans and AW fans. Any advice would be great, there is a lot of material here. We are starting play test on it next week and will keep you informed of how it goes.

If any of you want to playtest this as well, that would be awesome and would love feedback, videos, ect...

Here is a the document:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vAfokBManOfs96xyvhPB2q6P1lR3PrN1OGNmjkLoqk8/edit?usp=sharing

Here is a first draft proof of the the Wizard (mage) from what it will look like once finish:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B9Hhx1yXlz-OTXlkbnVCdGRIdEU/edit?usp=sharing

Link to Urban Shadows if you haven't played it:

http://apocalypse-world.com/forums/index.php?topic=6149.0