Editing White Wolf Publishing (section)

==RPG products==
===The Old or Classic World of Darkness game lines===
The games of this series use White Wolf's [[Storyteller System]]. Several games inspired spinoffs in the form of historical [[period piece|period]] settings such as the [[Dark Ages (historiography)|Dark Ages]].
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*''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'' (including the spinoffs ''[[Vampire: The Dark Ages]]''/''[[Dark Ages: Vampire]]'' and ''[[Victorian Age: Vampire]]'')
*''[[Werewolf: The Apocalypse]]'' (including the spinoffs ''[[Werewolf: The Wild West]]'' and ''Werewolf: The Dark Ages/[[Dark Ages: Werewolf]]'')
*''[[Mage: The Ascension]]'' (including the spinoffs ''[[Mage: The Sorcerer's Crusade]]'' and ''[[Dark Ages: Mage]]'')
*''[[Wraith: The Oblivion]]'' (including the spinoff ''[[Wraith: The Great War]]'')
*''[[Changeling: The Dreaming]]'' (including the spinoff ''[[Dark Ages: Fae]]'')
*''[[Kindred of the East]]'' (including the spinoff ''[[Blood and Silk]]'')
*''[[Hunter: The Reckoning]]'' (including the semi-spinoff ''[[Dark Ages: Inquisitor]]'')
*''[[Mummy: The Resurrection]]''
*''[[Demon: The Fallen]]'' (including the spinoff ''[[Dark Ages: Devil's Due]]'')
*''[[Orpheus (role-playing game)|Orpheus]]''
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In addition to those game lines a series of books was produced under the title ''World of Darkness''.  These provided stand-alone materials for multiple game lines with the focus on a specific region or theme, e.g. ''WoD: Blood-Dimmed Tides'' (about the oceans),<ref>{{cite magazine|url=http://www.sjgames.com/pyramid/sample.html?id=865|title=Pyramid Pick: Blood-Dimmed Tides|magazine=[[Pyramid (magazine)|Pyramid]]|date=June 1999}}</ref> ''WoD: Combat'' (an alternative 'crossover' combat system to resolve contradictory mechanics and add some sophistication), ''WoD: Tokyo'' and ''[[World of Darkness: Mafia|WoD: Mafia]]''.

For the Third Edition of ''[[Ars Magica]]'', White Wolf connected that game's pseudohistorical setting to the future ''World of Darkness'' setting. This was a simple adjustment (since the core premise of both settings is 'Earth as we know it' + 'supernatural fiction is reality') and particularly suited to the 'Tremere connection' between a clan of vampires from the original ''Vampire'' and a House of magi in the ''[[Order of Hermes (disambiguation)|Order of Hermes]]'' (the central organization of ''Ars Magica'' as well as one of the 'Traditions' in ''[[Mage: The Ascension|M:TA]])''.

===The Chronicles of Darkness game lines===
The games of this series use White Wolf's newer [[Storytelling System]]. For over a decade it was also known as "World of Darkness," causing it to be referred to as the "new World of Darkness" or nWoD to distinguish it from the prior line of games. In December 2015, it was renamed "Chronicles of Darkness"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://theonyxpath.com/announcing-chronicles-of-darkness/|title=Announcing Chronicles of Darkness!|website=theonyxpath.com|date=12 December 2015 |access-date=2 April 2018}}</ref> by its new publisher Onyx Path in order to more clearly distinguish the two given Paradox Entertainment's intention to reboot the original setting.

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*''[[Vampire: The Requiem]]''
*''[[Werewolf: The Forsaken]]''
*''[[Mage: The Awakening]]''
*''[[Promethean: The Created]]''
*''[[Changeling: The Lost]]''
*''[[Hunter: The Vigil]]''
*''[[Geist: The Sin-Eaters]]''
*''[[Mummy: The Curse]]''
*''[[Demon: The Descent]]''
*''[[Beast: The Primordial]]''
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===Age of Sorrows===
*''[[Exalted]]''

===Trinity Universe===
Trinity was originally named Æon, but a trademark issue with [[Viacom (1952–2006)|Viacom]] related to the [[MTV]] show ''[[Æon Flux]]'' resulted in a name change.<ref name="Melville">{{cite magazine|title=MTV forces Æon name change|last=Melville|first=Sean|issue=34|magazine=[[InQuest Gamer|InQuest]]|publisher=[[Wizard Entertainment]]|page=20|date=February 1998}}</ref>

*''[[Trinity (role-playing game)|Trinity]]'' ([[science fiction]] and [[psionics (role-playing games)|psychics]])
*''[[Aberrant (role-playing game)|Aberrant]]'' (near-future [[superhero]]es)
*''[[Adventure!]]'' (1920s pulp heroes)

===Other===
* ''[[Pendragon (role-playing game)|Pendragon]]''
* ''[[Scion (role-playing game)|Scion]]''
* ''[[Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game]]''
* ''[[Engel (role-playing game)|Engel]]''