Editor / Rules Manager - White Wolf

As Editor/Rules Manager at White Wolf, you will ensure mechanical precision and narrative clarity across our White Wolf product lines. You'll refine and standardize creative content, ensuring rules, lore, and systems operate in harmony to deliver compelling player experiences. Collaborating with writers, designers, and creative leads, you will uphold editorial excellence and system integrity, and help foster transparency in design with our player community.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead editing and rules validation for White Wolf titles
• Ensure consistency, balance, and clarity across systems and supplements
• Guide freelance contributors and manage editorial standards
• Drive playtesting and system refinement with design leads, ensuring transparency through public updates and engagement with the player community

Requirements

• 5+ years editing experience, ideally with tabletop games or complex narrative systems
• Proven expertise in rules editing and game system management
• Excellent communication and attention to detail across large documents
• Proficient in collaborative editing tools and workflows
• Fluent in English
• Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite, especially InDesign or InCopy

Nice to Have

• Familiarity with World of Darkness and emergent trends in the RPG space
• Experience in accessibility editing, localization, and playtesting
• Background in technical writing or systems design

Work Culture

At Paradox Interactive, we pride ourselves on a culture that values creativity, inclusion, and mutual respect. We believe in creating a supportive environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute to our shared vision. We offer flexible working conditions, a healthy work-life balance, and opportunities for professional growth within an international team passionate about games and storytelling.

Practical Information

Scope: Full time and permanent

Reports to: EVP, White Wolf

Location: Stockholm (Visa sponsorship available)

Work is full time on-site with flexibility