History
Changeling was met with mixed response from the gaming community. While Changeling developed quite a devoted cult following, its themes and subject were often perceived as unnecessarily complex or too childish, and it was generally thought that the game was indecisively written (i.e., is it a hopeful game about returning magic and imagination to a dull, banal world, or is it a depressed game of accepting the decay of all that is imaginative and colorful) and White Wolf discontinued the game more than a year before the end of the World of Darkness line due to exceedingly low sales.
Time of Judgment, published in early 2004, included a chapter on the end of the world from a Changeling perspective, and was the last official published material for the game.
Dark Ages: Fae is a World of Darkness: Dark Ages game with strong links to Changeling.
Read more about this topic: Changeling: The Dreaming
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