A term used for many things. (1) A game system and series of individual games published by White Wolf. (2) A term for the gamemaster used in White Wolf and other games. (3) One of the four Blacow Player Types which was adopted by Robin Laws for his seven player types. References: Robin's Laws of Good Gamemastering Player Types (from Glen Blacow and Robin D. Laws)

someone who tells a story

someone who tells lies

a performer who generally writes and then performs aloud the telling of a story

a person who tells tales or stories

a player who most enjoys the game when it delivers a Strategic/Story Focus

a term for Game Master used in World of Darkness games.

There is no storyteller in Ardaea: this definition is given for clarity only. This term originates from the White Wolf tabletop roleplaying games and refers to a person in charge of the game who actively steers and directs the overall storyline, but does not micro-manage the characters or their environment. A Storyteller is not the same as a moderator or a gamemaster/dungeonmaster (GM/DM).

A term for the player who 'directs' the game. Another word for Games Master, Dungeonmaster, Keeper, Director etc.