Each of the 22 Major Arcana has been used to inspire something new for Mage: Legacies, characters, artifacts, etc. It also uses the Arcana to describe the path of a mage's development, from The Fool to The World.

The Gangrel Clan Book. Shows that the idea of the noble Savage is the Clan lying to itself. Getting close to the Beast is associating with monsters, not animals.

These Hunters are mortals (mostly). They hunt the supernatural with group tactics, technology, alchemy, organisation, and the fact that they DON'T have to hide their nature from humanity.

The Judge-Priests of the Awakened. Hope and Pride define them. They want a world where the unfettered wills of all Awakened humanity rules, but they can rarely accept that, until then, they have limits.

Freeholds, Courts and Entitlements. I think it is an excellent overview of Changeling society. The Entitlements vary from surprisingly practical to entertainingly bizarre.

18 different grimoires. Some are great tools for characters to use. Others may get their best use as the objects of great quests.

A completely stand-alone book, even from the WoD corebook. Intended for mature gamers. It seems that none of the parents who wrote this book would let their kids read it.

The Wonder-Killers. Describes Banisher psychology, merits, spells. Banisher characters from global guerilla groups to unique groups

A look at the varieties of weird, creepy, horrific things one can encounter outside of cities ... some, and only some of which is actually supernatural