This is the one that starts the ball rolling, without this, you've got nothing!

This'll give you a spot to put you're character, if you don't have a printer to get the free ones from the website that is!

So the Storyteller can hide those secret dice rolls as well as giving you a host of rolls to cut down on needless book flipping. A heavy screen as opposed to many of the other screens out there.

The first real look into Vampire culture outside the rulebook. Coteries gives advice on how to form and run a coterie (imagine that) as well as offering insight into how the various Covenants act.

The first Vampire novel, what more do you want?

An in character lore book for the Ordo Dracul. The history and ideals of the Covenant as written by the Covenant. A stellar in game prop as well as look at how the Ordo Dracul look at themselves.

The second, and not as good, Vampire novel.

Guess what you put on these? If you say your Werewolf character, you'd be correct!

The first Covenant book for Vampire. The who's, what's, and why's of how the Covenant works and where it comes from. New rules, Theban Sorcery, Bloodlines and more.

All about ghouls! How they're made, why they're made, what powers they gain, etc. How to play ghouls, a few new rules, as well as ghoul families are all inside.

A host of, well, mysterious places, that exist in the World of Darkness. Each is a setting/chronicle of strange goings on that both mortals and supernaturals can investigate.

All kinds of baddies for your werewolves to face, spirits, Ridden, hosts and more, including new rules and new types of these villains.

Just like for Vampire, this sturdy screen hides the ST's dice as well as provides him with a quick look at important rules.

A few conflicting histories on the mysterious group of vampires known only as VII. Each take offers a different way for this group to become strong antagonists against the vampires, though which is canon?

A deeper look at the Werewolf condition, speaking more on the aspects and what it means to think and feel like Father Wolf's child. A player's guide, but not in the "crunchy" D&D sense, more of a "beyond the dots" sense

See above comments on dice, but think the color scheme of Mage!

Covenant book number 3 for Vampire, looking at the "old blood" of Vampire society, with all your background, current events, new rules and bloodlines you'd expect from a Covenant book.

Just as your Bloodlines books for Vampire, Lodges presents a collection of Lodges for your Werewolf troupe along with all the new Gifts, Merits, Totems, and more that go along with it, as well as looking at how to create new Lodges.

The super setting for NWoD, a glimpse that all three major supernaturals do exist together. Chicago looks at Chicago from everyone's point of view. Detailing the Mortals, Vampires, Werewolves, and Mages that dwell within. Your standard setting book with history, current events, NPCs, antagonists and more.

Like Bloodlines and Lodges before it, this one presents 13 "subset" groups for Mage, these being called, sure enough, Legacies.