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==== Rules ==== | ==== Rules ==== | ||
[[Umbral_Domains:_Mage_Two_Step_Casting|Two Step Casting for Mage effects]] - Based on the the Changeling [[Umbral_Domains:_Changeling_Morphean_Arts| Morphean Arts]] system. | [[Umbral_Domains:_Mage_Two_Step_Casting|Two Step Casting for Mage effects]] - Based on the the Changeling [[Umbral_Domains:_Changeling_Morphean_Arts| Morphean Arts]] system. | ||
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| + | [[Umbral_Domains:_Mage_Paradox| Paradox (revised)]] - Alternate rules for Paradox. Includes new systems for gaining and losing Paradox as well as ajudicating the effects of Backlash. | ||
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| + | [[Umbral_Domains:_Mage_Quiet| Quiet (revised)]] - Alternate rules for Quiet. Note: These were made using the revised Mage core book and without any reference to the <u>Book of Madness</u>, so I can't tell how well they jibe with that work. | ||
==== Settings & Setting Elements ==== | ==== Settings & Setting Elements ==== | ||
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== Recommended Reading == | == Recommended Reading == | ||
===White Wolf=== | ===White Wolf=== | ||
| + | I know that technically <i>all</i> 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: | ||
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| + | <u>Mage: the Ascension</u>. Revised ed. Brucato, Phil, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 2000.[http://www.drivethrurpg.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=199] | ||
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| + | <u>Sorcerer</u>. Revised ed. Hubbard, Conrad, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 2000.[http://www.drivethrurpg.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=263] | ||
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| + | <u>Guide to the Technocracy</u>. Brucato, Phil, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1999.[http://www.drivethrurpg.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=3044] | ||
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| + | <u>Technocracy Assembled 2</u>. Cenczyk, Mark and Phil Brucato. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 2000.[http://www.drivethrurpg.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=281] | ||
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| + | <u>Beyond the Barriers: The Book of Worlds</u>. Brucato, Phil, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1996. - Although I suspect that the <i>Werewolf: The Apocalype</i> related book <u>[http://www.drivethrurpg.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2468 The Umbra]</u> might be just as good or better on the topic. | ||
===Other Publications=== | ===Other Publications=== | ||
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''High Sorcery'' - Andre Norton | ''High Sorcery'' - Andre Norton | ||
| + | ''Darwinia'' - Robert Charles Wilson | ||
==Other Media== | ==Other Media== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:12, 11 June 2006
Canon Compatible[edit]
New/Revised Powers[edit]
Alternate Spheres[edit]
Spheres (version 1) - One attempt at a revised Sphere system (still in progress).
New Rotes[edit]
New/Revised merits[edit]
Other Assorted Stuff[edit]
Rules[edit]
Two Step Casting for Mage effects - Based on the the Changeling Morphean Arts system.
Paradox (revised) - Alternate rules for Paradox. Includes new systems for gaining and losing Paradox as well as ajudicating the effects of Backlash.
Quiet (revised) - Alternate rules for Quiet. Note: These were made using the revised Mage core book and without any reference to the Book of Madness, so I can't tell how well they jibe with that work.
Settings & Setting Elements[edit]
Canon Incompatible[edit]
Powers[edit]
Rules[edit]
Settings[edit]
Recommended Reading[edit]
White Wolf[edit]
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:
Mage: the Ascension. Revised ed. Brucato, Phil, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 2000.[1]
Sorcerer. Revised ed. Hubbard, Conrad, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 2000.[2]
Guide to the Technocracy. Brucato, Phil, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1999.[3]
Technocracy Assembled 2. Cenczyk, Mark and Phil Brucato. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 2000.[4]
Beyond the Barriers: The Book of Worlds. Brucato, Phil, et al. White Wolf Publishing Inc. 1996. - Although I suspect that the Werewolf: The Apocalype related book The Umbra might be just as good or better on the topic.
Other Publications[edit]
0X - Piers Anthony
Imagica - Cliver Barker
High Sorcery - Andre Norton
Darwinia - Robert Charles Wilson
Other Media[edit]
Film[edit]
The Matrix
The Lathe of Heaven
Dark City
Butterfly Effect
Intacto
Hellraiser IV: Bloodlines (no previous experience with this series necessary)
Phantasm IV: Oblivion (no previous expierience with this series necessary)
Spirit of Wonder: the Movie
Primer
Serial Experiments: Lain
Yeelen
Pi: Faith in Chaos
Onmyoji
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Links[edit]
Mage Page - One of the older Mage websites out there, with a comprehensive array of topics and ideas, including both the canonical and brilliantly non-canonical.
