Umbral Domains: Changeling
Contents
Categories
Canon Compatible
New/Revised Powers
Rules
Arts à la Carte - Allowing the choice of individual cantrips rather than whole arts.
Morphean Arts - More flexible Arts.
Cantrip Attributes By Bunk - Alternate attribute system for Cantrips.
Settings & Setting Elements
Chimera in Autumn - Physical interactions of Chimera with the Autumn World.
Canon Incompatible
Powers
Rules
Settings & Setting Elements
True Chrysalis - What if Changelings weren't fae spirits posessing human hosts? What if they were something different?
Recommended Reading
Links
Scattered Dreams - These pages pretty thorough introduction to many of the powers, character types, and other concepts involved involved in the Changeling universe. Also a handy reference guide.
The Right to Dream - The Right to Dream contains many supplimental rules and character sheets. But more importantly it contains quite a bit of erreta and some developer commentary for various officially published books.
Books
White Wolf
I know that technically all canon material should really be recommended, however the books indicated below are the ones that have been most influential in creating [Umbral Domains] material. Books are listed in order of percieved importance:
Changeling: the Dreaming. 2nd ed. Lemke, Ian, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1997.[1]
Dreams and Nightmares.Martin, R.S., Neil Mick, and Jim Moore. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1997.[2]
Denizens of the Dreaming. Howard, Christopher, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1999.[3]
Players Guide. Brucato, Phil, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1997.[4]
Changeling Storytellers Guide. Hunter, Mark, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1998.[5]
Kithbook: Nockers. Howard, Christopher, and Ethan Skemp. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1997.[6]
The Enchanted. Kenson, Steve. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1997.[7]
Inanime: the Secret Way. Barret, Rob, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1998.
Other Books
The Broken Sword - Poul Anderson
Little, Big - John Crowley
Modern Classics of Fantasy - Ed. Gardner Dozois (several stories closely relate to things fae)
--Peter K. 12:06, 30 April 2006 (PDT)
