Supernaturals

By Christopher Blankley; first revision by Damien Hunt and Justin Killam; second revision by Darcy Margin. Body snatching beings from beyond the Umbras.

Angel/Demon: Dancing the Spheres

By Christopher Blankley. A supplement for Angel/Demon.

The Angelic

By J Loustaunau. The descendents of angels.

Angels and Devils

By Tim Coram. Former servants of the Balance Wyrm.

ArchLich: The Covenant

By Derek Marcoux. Disembowel yourself, then become a D&D style lich.

Arthurian Knights

By Mike Knight. Immortal warriors who await the return of King Arthur.

Avalon Circle

By Dafydd Flower. An Inconnu-like organization of Immortals.

Avatars

By Mike Knight. People who don't forget their past lives between reincarnations.

B [top]

Banshees: By Andrew Fowler. Hazily defined wraith-like beings.
Bar-Ba-Loot: The Frisking (HUM): By The Geek in the Hat. Creatures from Dr. Seuss's The Lorax.
Beast: The Hunter and the Hunted: By Josh Nuttall. Fomori-like vessels for spirits.
Blackened: The Darkening of the Soul (version 1): By Keith S Kaczmarek. Deriving power from your Angst.
Blackened: The Darkened Souls (version 2): By Keith S Kaczmarek. Assimilating your dark side.

C [top]

Cat: The Guardian

By Magnus Edlund. Protecting humanity from rapacious supernaturals.

Cenobites (version 1)

By Ian Sheridan, revised by Andrew Lucas. Based mostly on vampire rules.

Cenobites (version 2)

By Duncan Wilson. A much more in-depth look at the Cenobites.

Cenobites (version 3)

By Chris Bova. An examination of the Leviathan/Cenobites from a Werewolf perspective.

Changeling: The Game Eternal

By John Biles. Written a year before Changeling: The Dreaming.

Chosen: The Armageddon

By Justin Love. Champions of the forces of good and evil.

Creatures from the Deep Umbra

By Harlequin. Beings who have gotten really lost.

The Crow

By James Gleason. A vision of the Crow for the World of Darkness.

The Crow

By Mike Knight. Combines aspects of James Gleason's and Steve Bool's version of The Crow.

Crow: The Regret

By Steve Bool. A detailed supplement for integrating the Crow into the WoD (a bit like Risen).

The Cursed

By Peloquin. A mournful group who are totally immune to death.

Cyberpunks

By Coder. Inspired by The Matrix, youths who project themselves back in time.

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Daemon

By Frank Torkel and Joshua Fairfield. Like Angel/Demon, an effort to define Demons in the WoD.

The Dark

By Damien Hunt and Justin Killam. Give in to the dark side.

Dark City

By Ed Hackett. Based on the movie Dark City.

The Dark Pine Lodge

By Adam Simpson. From Twin Peaks

The Darkness

By Khayman II. Beings who can shape darkness.

Deity: The Worship

By The Mirrorball Man. Ancient gods.

Demon Knight: The Sacrifice (version 2.0)

By J.A. Stuart. Immortal Protectors of the Seven Keys.

Demons

By Chet Erez. Ethereal beings that feed off Humanity.

Demon: The Price of Hunger

By Keith Kaczmarek. The terrible price for ultimate freedom.

Demon: The Redemption

By Urza243457@aol.com. Play those who have sold their souls to Hell.

Demon: The Temptation

By Nick Huggins. Creatures eternally damned to the Inferno.

Devilbunnies: The Fluffing (HUM)

By Andrew Weitzman. kyOOt beasts bent on world domination.

Djinn: The Wishmasters

By Charles W. Plemons III. Evil creatures that are three wishes away from taking over the world.

Dragon: The Eastern Harmonies

By Rasmus Hansson. Dragons of the Far East.

Dragon: The Hunting

By Jeremy Belton. Protectors of humanities and devourers of the supernatural.

Dragon: The Rebirth

By Miguel Valdespino. Offspring of the elder dragons.

Dragon: The Redemption

By Darryl Adams. The dragons have been cut off from the Sky and they must hide among us.

Dragon! The Scorching

By ExistingPhantom. Multidimensional dragons come to the World of Darkness.

Part V

Dragon: The Waking Wrath

By Krister Sundelin. The dragons are awake, and they're not happy.

Dragonogre: The Enslavement

By Nelson Chang. Dragon-like slaves that were once true fae; based on Warhammer.

Drainers: The Hunger

By Kirith1443@aol.com. Mortals who can steel the powers of other creatures.

Dream Walker: The Unity

By Scott Ryland. Beings who exist half in the spirit and half in the material.

E [top]

Elves: By Rick Arthur. Written for Vampire 2nd edition.
Elves and Dwarves: By ???. Written for Mage.
Eternity's Memory: Immortals in the World of Darkness: By Mist Reynolds-Main. Highlander style immortals written as an extension of mortal rules.
The Exiles: By Smiling Jack. Wraith-like astral beings who move from body to body.

F [top]

Fae: By Robert Kirkpatrick. Like CHANGELING: The Game Eternal, a net version of C:tD WoD game.
Fairy: The Cobbling (HUM): By Dave White. Tongue-in-cheek parody of White Wolf games in general.
Dr. Frankenstein: The Re-animation: By Michael Joseph Concanon III (assisted by Shawn Arbuckle). Playing Frankenstein's monsters.

G [top]

Gargoyle: The Crusade: By Kash Hefley. Pious gargoyles who seek to destroy most other supernatural creatures.
Gargoyle: The Guarding: By David Peters. Based on the Disney cartoon.
Gargoyles: The Vigil: By Lee Garvin. Based on the Disney cartoon.
Genie: The Wishing: By John Ladd. Extremely unbalanced perspective of of Djinni.
True Ghoul: By Marc Johnson-Potts. Flesh-eating monsters who must feed on humans to survive.
Gremlins: By Steve Kok. Based on the movie.
Guilds of New Orleans: By Mitch Kelly and Al Stuart. Mysterious families of thieves and assassins who unwittingly serve a Deathlord.

H [top]

Healers: By Peloquin. Beings who involuntarily heal with a touch.
Hengeyokai (version one) (REV): By Nichodemus Style. Rules on the Japanese cat people.
Hengeyokai (version two) (REV): By Ian Johnston. Different rules for Cat and Fox Hengeyokai.
Highlander: The Gathering: By Hank Driskill and John "Dodger" Gavigan. Play Immortals based on the film and television series.
Highlander Rules: By Jason Koelewyn and Dave Forby. Similar to H:tG, but with discipline-like powers.

I [top]

Immortal: The Gathering

By Krister Sundelin and Rasmus Hansson. Like "Highlander: The Gathering," rules for playing Immortals from the Highlander movies.

An Immortal Player's Guide for Highlander: the Gathering

Compiled by Mark Antill. Supplemental rules for Highlander: The Gathering.

Immortal rules (3rd version)

By Coranth Gryphon. Play Highlander style immortals using variant Mummy rules.

Immortal: The Gathering (4th Version)

By James Hitt. Immortal rules that are a shade darker than other versions.

Immortal: The Quickening

By Matthew Rohr. Highlander-style immortals; incorporates some elements of Highlander 2: The Quickening.

Insomniacs

By Smiling Jack. They still can't sleep . . . .

J [top]

Jason Voorhees: Friday the 13th: By Charles W. Plemons III. Killer of many slow-witted teens.

K [top]

Ka Luon: By Kirith1443@aol.com. Aliens mentioned in the Mage sourcebook.

L [top]

Lich: The Inversion: By Brian Connors. Sketch about a wraithly creature that hangs onto the physical world through sheer force of will.
Living Dead (version 1): By Mark Kinney. Based on the old George Romero movies.
Living Dead (version 2): By Shawn Williamson. Based on the Return of the Living Dead movies.
Living Vampires (version 1): By Mark Janecka. Immortal/Vampire "abominations."
Lost Souls: By Green. Primordial beings manifested in human form.

M [top]

Mecha: The Invasion: By David Satterthwaite. Battletech meets the World of Darkness.
Mentalist: The Whisper: By Matt Robarge. Psychics.
Michael Myers: Night of the Bogeyman: By Charles W. Plemons III. The vessel of the death god, Arawn, and his cults.
Mirrorman: By Alexander Thomas. A refugee from the Mirror Realms
The Misbegotten: By Sparky. Monsters congealed from the flotsam and jetsam of the universe.
Monster: The Rebellion: By DOGIO@UNI-DUISBURG.DE. In German and not in HTML. If anyone translates this into English, send me a copy.
Mortis: The Grieving: By B. Thrall. Relunctant Grim Reapers.
Munchkin: The Nagging (HUM): By Peloquin. Read this if you've ever seriously asked your ST if you could play Caine.
Mutants: By Peloquin. Mutant animals. Think the original TMNT comics.
Mutant: The Showdown: By Tim Layne. Superheroes in the World of Darkness

N [top]

Nekromancer: The Forbidden Arts: By Alfred Reibenschuh. Hedge Magicians who have had their Shadows separated from their Psyches while they were still alive.
New Ager: By Rasmus Hansson. Humans in touch with the Universe.
Nightbreed: By Peloquin with revisions by Charrles Grey. Based on the Clive Barker creatures.
Northeast Dragon: By Misty A. Tiny Umbral dragons.

P [top]

Parahumans: By Brice Daury. Superheroes in the WoD.
Pet: The Shedding (HUM): By Lee Garvin. Pets of the world, unite!
The Phoenix Covenant: By Peter Flanagan. Player's Guide for Scanners and Highlander.
Phoenix: The Eternal: By Corvus. Similar to mummies, elemental beings that reincarnate into new bodies.
A Phoenix Player's Handbook: By Corvus. A supplement for Phoenix: The Eternal.
Pokémon (HUM): By Ryan Silverman. Oh well; it had to happen eventually.
The Predator: By J.A. Stuart. An FBI report of the alien from the movie of the same name.
Predator: The Hunt: By Charles W. Plemons III. The aliens from the Predators movies, comics and novels.
Pretas: By KevJB. Vampire-like beings that feed on Willpower.
Psionics and Pure Psions (REV): By Jeremy Belton. Psionics and psychics revisited.
Psychic: The Power: By Urza243457@aol.com. Psychics who balance between control and power.

Q [top]

The Quickened: By Douglas Yee. Highlander-style immortals.

R [top]

"Real" Abominations: By Paul Harris. A mish-mash of all character types.
Reaper: The Harvest: By Shawn Arbuckle. Grim reapers.
Reapers: By Smiling Jack. Agents of Death.
Rin: By Nick Desveaux. Reincarnating dragon-like creatures.
Rules for Creating New Mummies (REV): By Sidewinder. Playing newly created mummies.

S [top]

Sameji: By Robert Rodgers. Destroyers of all things supernatural and defenders of mortals (especially women).
Scanners: By Mark Janecka. Mentally unstable psychics based off the Scanners movies and Firestarter.
Seekers: By Brandon Quina. Normal people who slip into the Shadows and a larger universe.
Shades: By Peloquin. Insubstantial avengers.
Shades: The Scavenging: By Adam Scott. Supernatural carrion eaters.
The Simpsons (HUM): By hal@seas.smu.edu. A bizarre set of rules for running Simpson's characters in the WoD.
Sleepwalkers: By Rasmus Hansson. Loosely based on the Stephen King movie of the same name.
Sonic the Hedgehog: By Paul Reich. Adaptation of Windrunner for the video game.
A Friend of the Family: Souleaters in the World of Darkness (REV): By Alexander Shearer. A profile of the Souleaters.
Souleaters (version 2) (REV): By Adam Solis. Another look at the Souleaters.
Spawn (version 1): By WolFX67574. Based off the comic book. Incomplete.
Spawn (version 2): By Peloquin. Suggestions for using them in the WoD, but without rules mechanics.
Spawn (version 3): By Ryan Panders Lance. Based off the comic book: the sometimes unwilling servants of a powerful Malfean.
Minds Eye Theatre Conversion Rules for Spawn (MET): By Bryant Waner. MET conversion basd on earlier Spawn rules.
Species: By Steve Kok and Erick Wicklund. Alien-human hybrid based on the movie.
Species: The Extinction: By Charles W. Plemons III. Symbiotic aliens from the Species movies.
Streetfighters in the World of Darkness (version 1) (REV): By Seth Rutledge. Conversion rules for playing SF characters in WoD games.
Streetfighters in the World of Darkness (version 2) (REV): By Charles Daniels. More SF conversion rules.
Succubus: The Charming: By Nicole A. Life draining temptresses.
Superhuman: The Horizon: By Art Hansen. Super powered humans.

T [top]

Terakian: By Shawn Arbuckle. A piece about the warrior race from Heavy Metal.
Therianthropes: By Katie Bubenik. Humans with animal souls.
Time Lords (version 2): By Andrea Cook and Jonathan Woods. Dr. Who in the World of Darkness.
True Dead: By Michael Brown. Servants of Lady Death.

U [top]

The Unbidden: The Dark Lords of the Nephandi: By Jason W. Tice. Immortal beings seeking the sensual experiences of physical existence.

V [top]

Vampyre: By Javier Loustaunau. A breed of living vampires.
Vetruvis: By Skith. Metal gargoyles.

W [top]

Werewolf Revised (REV): By John R. Harford. Werewolves revised so they more resemble film werewolves and vampires.
Wetworks (version 1): By ScSpawn. Symbiotic lifeforms.
Windrunners: By Peloquin and Shadowdanser. Creatures who move really fast.
Wordsmiths: By Phos. Spellcasting beings with characteristics of vampires, changelings, mages and mummies.
World of Darkness: The Roman Empire (REV): By Brian Connors. The World of Darkness as it was during the reign of Tiberius.

X [top]

Xiphara: By Kevin Whisenhunt. Ethereal beings from an Umbral realm. Many powers are adaptations of AD&D spells.
Xombi: By Timothy Toner. Indestructible uber-revenants whose memories fade the longer they live.

Y [top]

Yavelins: By Peloquin. Sadistic tunnel dwellers.

Z [top]

Zombies: Night of the Living Dead: By Charles W. Plemons III. Based on George Romero's zombie movies.
Zombies: Re-Animator: By Charles W. Plemons III. Based on the Re-Animator movies and stories.
Zombie: The Revival: By Ryan Gibbons. Flesh-eating walking-dead.