Wraith: The Oblivion
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| Wraith: The Oblivion | ||
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| Role-playing game published by White Wolf |
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| Rule System | Storyteller System | |
| Authors | Mark Rein·Hagen, Jennifer Hartshorn, Sam Chupp, Richard E. Dansky | |
| First Publication | 1994 | |
| Essential Books | Wraith: The Oblivion | |
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Wraith: The Oblivion is a roleplaying game of "Passion and Horror" published by White Wolf that often provides more PCs than there are players, thanks to a system allowing for "The Shadow" of a character to act like a separate entity.
Contents
Stygian Factions
- The Hierarchy
- Heretics
- Renegades
Former Stygian Guilds
- Artificers:
- Chanteurs:
- Harbingers:
- Masquers:
- Monitors:
- Oracles:
- Pardoners:
- Proctors:
- Puppeteers:
- Haunters/Spooks:
- Sandmen:
- Usurers
Jade Kingdom
- Imperial Army
- Jade Censors
- Judges of the Dead
- Protectors of the Prosperous Realm
Spectre Castes
- Doppelgangers
- Malfeans
- Mortwights
- Nephracks
- Shades
- Striplings
See Also
- Orpheus (sequel game-line)
- World of Darkness
Links
- World of Darkness website
- World of Darkness wiki
- Unmoderated WoD Chat
- Mister Gone's Character Sheets
