Even supernaturals have to deal with the "bad guys", both human and non-human, and you'll meet them in this book, along with tips on how to effectively use antagonists in your Chronicle to make it more exciting.

What's the best weapon to use in order to vanquish a werewolf, mage or a vampire? The answer to that question is in here, along with other useful information.

Ghosts are often an integral part of many horror stories, and this collection of ghost stories are a good change of pace from the usual shoot-'em-up stories.

This is a MUST if you're thinking about setting your WOD 2.0 game in the Windy City. This setting book has both style AND substance, and is well worth having in your WoD 2.0 library.

You know that creepy-looking insane asylum located on the outskirts of town? Those who live there have stories to tell which will give your players a really good scare.

Very often, children seem to be the most open to the supernatural, and this book is an interesting way to tell their intriguing atories.

For the cash-strapped among us (been there, done that, believe me), this low priced, easy to read paperback will give you all the information you need to play the game.

You need dice to play this game (as with all World Of Darkness games), and they're much easier to use than you might think.

This is an essential guide for all V:tR players to help you get a "feel" for the game, but it's also a helpful resource for Storytellers to tap into, also.

Each vampire clan has offshoots from their unique "family tree", and they're listed here, along with their traits and personalities.

Among the Kindred, you'll find some rather unusual individuals who can make your Chronicle more intriguing, and you'll meet them in this book.

Vampires are ancient creatures, and their bloodlines go back a long way. This book will give you helpful ideas and tips on how to incorporate elder vampires -- and their offspring -- in your Chronicle.

The first of the Vampiric Covenants, and the ones who are the embodiment of the "classical" vampire, but, like all the vampiric Covenants, they've got their own unique agenda.

This Covenant book spotlights The Circle Of The Crone, a group of vampires with their own frightening agenda, which makes some Kindred very nervous.

These idealists among the Kindred seek common ground among the vampiric clans and Covenants, as well as good relations with mortals, but their dreams of equality for all may also be their downfall.

This group of vampires can also strike fear among the Kindred because of their dangerious obsessions, including creating a literal Hell on Earth.

If you're looking for a exciting change-of-pace adventure for your Chronicle, this tale of magick, mystery, action and high adventure as characters search for the lost continent of Atlantis might be what you're looking for.

These 13 Mage Legacies run the gamut, from the creepy, apocalyptic Cult of the Doomsday Clock to the technomagical Transhuman Engineers, who seek to help humanity "progress" to the next step in their evolution. A wide variety of antagonists and other characters can be found here.

Boston is a city steeped in Old World traditions and powerful magicks, and the mysteries of the past can be discovered down its narrow, winding streets.

Among the Hunters, there are those who've dedicated their lives to ridding the world of magick and witchcraft, and if you want to tell the story of these witch-hunters, you might want to check out this book.