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Midnight Roads is a supplement for the World of Darkness Storytelling game.

A character book for Changeling The Lost.

This book includes: A comprehensive look at the spirit reflection of the World of Darkness, designed for mortal and supernatural chronicles alike, Extended rules on the interplay between the flesh and the spirit, providing ways to use spirits and the spirit-touched in any chronicle, A variety of mortal perspectives, as well as an extensive selection of antagonists that come from the other side, New spirits, Ridden, rules and setting lore for Vampire: The Requiem[Registered], Werewolf: The Forsaken[Registered], Mage: The Awakening[Registered] and more. Book jacket.

Providing three distinct versions of this mysterious sect of vampires and vampire-killers, as well as details for making this title a playable game, this guide allows storytellers to pick and choose which version of the sect they prefer or to mix and match, thus keeping the fearsome enemies mysterious even if players read the book.

"I see you You go about your life like nothing ever happened. You think you''re safe now that it''s done, like a problem that you''ve solved once and for all. You''re wrong. I remember what you did. You might have killed me, but I''m not gone. I stayed behind and I won''t go until you''ve paid." This book includes: * Your first opportunity to play mortals as characters with the Storytelling System * The mystery of the World of Darkness grows with five ghost stories to play around your gaming table * A great prequel to Vampire, Werewolf and Mage chronicles.

The came out of the East in search of wisdom, but found only strife. Now they have discovered that their homeland is no longer the refuge it once was, and they have last too much and gained too little. The wisest of Garou tribes must now struggle to find its heart and reclaim its heritage before all is lost. The Stargazers may have left the Garou Nation, but their lore hasn''t been lost! Tribebook: Stargazers explores the hard choices the tribe has had to make, and the road that lies ahead. Their Gifts and rites, fetishes and totems are now all they have left to their name. Is it enough?

When hunters are first awakened to the supernatural, all they know is terror, paranoia and chaos. The unseen world is a nightmare. But the imbued have a dream. They imagine a paradise free from monsters'' grip, a world of humanity''s own. And they set out to achieve it, even if it means sacrificing everything they -- and the rest of humanity -- hold dear. Hunter: Utopia explores ways in which hunters might strive to break monsters'' hold over humanity, whether in a neighborhood, throughout a city or across the world. But can such a Utopia be achieved? Can the monsters be defeated or is it an unattainable dream? You decide. Book jacket.