Book by Cruz, Rob, Gaudreau, Roger, Hartshorn, Jennifer, Lemke, Ian, Piron-Gelman, Diane, Prosperi, Louis J., Mulvihill, Sharon Turner

The Blood Wood (Earthdawn)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Piron-Gelman, Diane

Mulvihill, Sharon Turner

Hartshorn, Jennifer

Lemke, Ian

Gaudreau, Roger

Prosperi, Louis J.

Cruz, Rob

Gaming

Fasa

Character kit with players screen for Wraith: The Oblivion

Wraith Character Kit (Wraith - the Oblivion)

Chupp, Sam

Perchalski, Zhonni

White Wolf Publishing

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Wraith: The Oblivion Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook. World of Darkness. Category - Roleplaying Games

Rein-Hagen, Mark

Vampires: The Dark Ages is set at the close of the 12th century in medieval Europe - the darker, nastier Europe that eristed in the past of the World of Darkness. The Dark Medieval world is fairly similiar to its counterpart in the real world, so if you want more information you can look into the history collections of your local library or bookstore. Although the end of the 12th century is the primary time in which Vampire: The Dark Ages is set, you can set your own chronicle in any era. Most of the information in this book applies to Europe up until the first stirrings of the Renais- sance, though the technology varries depending on the period. Don't feel constrained by the his- tory of the "real world, " however - it's your game, so make it what you will!

Vampire: The Dark Ages

Skemp, Ethan

Rein, Mark

Hassall, Hagen

Hassall, Kevin

Death used to be the end. Not anymore. Now Oblivion lets you take Mind's Eye Theatre across the Shroud, into the lands of the Restless Dead. Explore the depths of the eternal Tempest. Join the centuries-old political dances in the halls of Stygia. Run the mean streets of the World of Darkness, and protect the Fetters that tie you to the lands of the living. Being dead is all about choices. Now that yoadon't have to worry about making a living, it's time to start making them. ~ Oblivion features: * Rules for wraiths, mortals and Risen; * Rules for interactions with mortals, vampires and Garou; * The best way to continue characters from other games who've journeyed to that undiscovered country ...

Oblivion (Mind's Eye Theatre)

Humor & Entertainment

Puzzles & Games

At last, discover the land of ancient magic - Britannia! Here is a place steeped in ancient magick and legends of faerie. Hidden powers, some older than the land itself, exist alongside humankind and have mysterious arcane agendas. Beneath the very nose of mortal society, age-old battles are waged across the kingdom for control of key places of power. Since the return of the sidhe, the fires of battle have burned like never before as both changelings and mages become involved in the struggle for Britannia's might.This long-awaited Changeling: The Dreaming supplement provides vital information on the changelings and mages of Great Britain. You are finally able to explore the homeland of fae legends and discover the truths behind British covens and chantries. Isle of the Mighty exposes the vital link between mages and changelings and explains how they have been bound since the beginning of time.Highlights:A complete World of Darkness sourcebook for Great Britain, including: England, Wales and Scotland. A new kith, the Gillhe Dhu, also known as "the greenmen," the protectors of the forests. Explores the politics and history of the fae and mages of Great Britain, from the ancient arrival of the Wieck and the Tuatha de Danaan to the modern day.

Isle of the Mighty *OP (Changeling - The Dreaming)

McKinney, Deena

Fischi, Beth

Peacock, Wayne

Since the Mythic Age, the noble houses have been hailed as the leaders of the fae. Though most know only a little of these houses, few truly understand them. Finally, Baron Edgewick, scribe to High King David, has assembled a discourse on the five most powerful houses of the Seelie Court. These pages are a complete dissertation and serve both as a primer for those fae new to a house, as well as offering an insider's look at the inner workings of noble houses.This book offers an inside look at the five most prominent houses of the Seelie Court: Dougal, Eiluned, Fiona, Gwydion and Liam. Within you will find the complete histories and cultures of each house as well as its views on the other houses and the commoner kith.

Noblesse Oblige, the Book of Houses (Changeling: The Dreaming)

Durrell, Bryant

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