Between two empires is a land of high mountains and dark forests, of great rivers and fertile plains. The richest king in Mythic Europe rules Hungary, but his nobles are restless and the Teutonic Knights he invited to guard his borders want no overlord. Other small kingdoms play east and west against each other, tolerating heresy in their search for freedom. The mountains are the home of countless dragons, and vampires stalk the peasants in their villages. To the east, a greater storm gathers.

This is the Transylvanian Tribunal.

One force brings light to the darkness. Here, where a lord need not swear fealty for his land, the magi of the Order of Hermes may rule openly without violating the Code. Here, in the heartland of House Tremere, the gifts and talents of all magi may be brought together, to cooperate for the good of the world. Here can be seen the shape of the new order that the Tremere wish to bring.

Let us work together as one and grow hale and strong.

Format: 144 pages, softcover

Authors: Timothy Ferguson, Richard Love, Matt Ryan, Mark Shirley

Magi of the Order of Hermes often come to the attention of other inhabitants of Mythic Europe. Some see them as a threat, others as a target, still others as an opportunity. Some even want to help the magi to better integrate themselves into society. These might be mundane humans, supernatural creatures, or other magi, but they all have one thing in common.

They're nothing but trouble.

This book presents ten developed antagonists for use in your saga. Each antagonist can support an entire saga arc, and the struggle with any of them could become the defining feature of your covenant's history. Whether you like politics, investigation, or straightforward battles, there's an antagonist for you within this book.

Format: 144 pages, softcover

Authors: Timothy Ferguson, Andrew Gronosky, Mark Lawford, Richard Love, Ben McFarland, Mark Shirley
Cover Artist: Christian St. Pierre

Into the Future: More About Apeworld

Pontius Primate, religious psychopomp of the New Simian Army, has sent his cyber-ape holy warriors back through time. They're intent on kidnapping the scientists he needs to perfect a terrible mind-control gas that can strip the free will from countless victims at once!

Our heroes have chased them back to the future. In hot pursuit across the Wastelands, their journey will take them into the very heart of the simian capital of Apeworld and deep into the hidden laboratories beneath Pontius Primate’s cyber-fortress.

* Race across time in a car chase through the Netherworld!
* Visit Waystation, the last great free city in the Wasteland!
* Fight the King and Donkey in the legendary Gladiator Bowl!
* Lead an armed uprising against the tyrants of Apeworld!
* Get lost in a post-apocalyptic laboratory using the sector crawl structure.

Format: 32-page saddle-stitched adventure book

Even the mightiest wizard of the Order of Hermes once cast his very first spell.

The greatest Bonisagus magus of the age was once taught the rudiments of Magic Theory. There was a time when even the dragon-slaying Flambeau faced his fear of the cook to pilfer cakes from the kitchen. And the powerful Mentem maga who now pulls the strings of kings and bishops once pined for a glance from a handsome stableboy.

They were all apprentices once.

This book contains advice and rules for playing apprentices and other children in Ars Magica. It covers changes to character generation and guidelines for development as a child grows up. Rules for teaching Hermetic Virtues are also included, as well as a broad range of spells suited to an apprentice's abilities. See Mythic Europe anew through the eyes of Apprentices!

Format: 64 pages, softcover

Authors: Matt Ryan with Erik Dahl
Cover Artist: Grey Thornberry

Welcome to Ars Magica, and to the world of Mythic Europe. It is a place where the glories of the Classical world are dust and the promise of the Renaissance is yet to come. The time is the 13th century —1220 to be exact. Life is a struggle: wars and plagues stalk the land, the Church and kings rule with an iron fist. Yet Mythic Europe is also a place of magical wonder, inhabited by all the creatures of folktale and myth. What the folk of the land believe holds true: faeries and rural spirits must be placated; demons corrupt everything they touch; divine power is accessible through prayer; and magic is everywhere.

Against this background, you will play a magus, a member of the mythical Order of Hermes. You and your fellow players will also portray the loyal companions and grogs that stand with the magi in their covenants. These stalwart protectors provide a buffer between the magi and the mundane world that often misunderstands their power and motives. This is the setting for Ars Magica.

The award-winning first edition of Ars Magica set the benchmark for magic in fantasy roleplaying. It pioneered the storytelling style of roleplaying that has become so popular today. Its setting, Mythic Europe, sparked the imaginations of fantasy fans and history enthusiasts alike. The 272-page fourth edition introduced improved systems in several key areas such as combat, character advancement, and covenant generation. This version of the game retained and improved upon Ars Magica's powerful and flexible magic system —widely regarded as the best rules for magic in all of gaming. Ars Magica Fourth Edition also remained fully compatible with the game's previously released supplements. Ars Magica won the Gamer's Choice Award for Best Fantasy Roleplaying Game of 1988; the fourth edition was nominated for the Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Rules of 1996.

What is Ars Magica?
Ars Magica is the award-winning roleplaying game by Jonathan Tweet and Mark Rein•Hagen about wizards and their allies in Mythic Europe. This flexible, deeply built world can support games that are historically accurate or fantasy-based, epic or small scale, political or personal.

Players work together to tell the story of their covenant — all of the magi, their companions, and grogs. This history can span decades. It might be heroic, tragic, or both in turn. The covenant could influence the entirety of Mythic Europe or the fates of a small corner of the world.

Spells will be cast. Duels won and lost. Houses may rise and fall. But magic is forever.

Grimoire: Gameplay Basics
Ars Magica is a troupe-style, storytelling game. This means that players will not only play a magus, but also the companions and grogs who serve them. Each of these characters contributes to the covenant they belong to, and therefore to the story itself.

The game is famous for its magic rules, which set a new standard for RPG magic systems. The system is divided into arts, each of which comes with a set of verbs and nouns (called Techniques and Forms). Players simply put them together into phrases like "Control Fire" to represent what they want to do.

This fifth edition core book contains all of the rules you need to play, and there’s an enormous library of Ars Magica supplements in our catalog to help develop your campaign. As a rule, older sourcebooks are usable with the newest edition.

Awards:
- 2005 ENnie Gold Award Winner – Best Rules.
- 2005 ENnie Silver Award Winner – Best Production Values.
- 2005 ENnie Award Nominee – Best Game.
- 2005 ENnie Award Honorable Mention – Best Interior Art.
- 2004 Origins Award Winner – Best Role Playing Game.
- 2004 Out of the Box Award Winner – Best Retread.

5th Edition Designer: David Chart
Creators: Jonathan Tweet and Mark Rein-Hagen

Format: 240 pages, softcover binding, B&W interior printing on offset paper

Changes to the Game
Veteran Ars Magica players will want to know what is new and different about 5th Edition. Here are some of the rules change highlights that will be of interest:
* Magic resistance has been changed so that the Parma Magica is actually the defense it's always been said to be.
* The Laboratory rules have been streamlined and unified around a single core mechanic -- the spell invention mechanic from earlier editions.
* The spell guidelines have been cleaned up, clarified, and made as consistent as possible.
* The combat rules have been completely rewritten so that armor and shield grogs are actually useful.
* The introduction to Mythic Europe has been rewritten to provide information that is immediately useful in play.
* Character creation has been revised to create characters, including magi, at any age, and to create characters of similar power to those advanced through play.

Welcome to Ars Magica, and to the world of Mythic Europe. It is a place where the glories of the Classical world are dust and the promise of the Renaissance is yet to come. The time is the 13th century —1220 to be exact. Life is a struggle: wars and plagues stalk the land, the Church and kings rule with an iron fist. Yet Mythic Europe is also a place of magical wonder, inhabited by all the creatures of folktale and myth. What the folk of the land believe holds true: faeries and rural spirits must be placated; demons corrupt everything they touch; divine power is accessible through prayer; and magic is everywhere.

Against this background, you will play a magus, a member of the mythical Order of Hermes. You and your fellow players will also portray the loyal companions and grogs that stand with the magi in their covenants. These stalwart protectors provide a buffer between the magi and the mundane world that often misunderstands their power and motives. This is the setting for Ars Magica.

The award-winning first edition of Ars Magica set the benchmark for magic in fantasy roleplaying. It pioneered the storytelling style of roleplaying that has become so popular today. Its setting, Mythic Europe, sparked the imaginations of fantasy fans and history enthusiasts alike. The 272-page fourth edition introduced improved systems in several key areas such as combat, character advancement, and covenant generation. This version of the game retained and improved upon Ars Magica's powerful and flexible magic system —widely regarded as the best rules for magic in all of gaming. Ars Magica Fourth Edition also remained fully compatible with the game's previously released supplements. Ars Magica won the Gamer's Choice Award for Best Fantasy Roleplaying Game of 1988; the fourth edition was nominated for the Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Rules of 1996.

Format: 240 pages, hardcover binding, two-color interior printing on offset paper

Changes to the Game
Veteran Ars Magica players will want to know what is new and different about 5th Edition. Here are some of the rules change highlights that will be of interest:
* Magic resistance has been changed so that the Parma Magica is actually the defense it's always been said to be.
* The Laboratory rules have been streamlined and unified around a single core mechanic -- the spell invention mechanic from earlier editions.
* The spell guidelines have been cleaned up, clarified, and made as consistent as possible.
* The combat rules have been completely rewritten so that armor and shield grogs are actually useful.
* The introduction to Mythic Europe has been rewritten to provide information that is immediately useful in play.
* Character creation has been revised to create characters, including magi, at any age, and to create characters of similar power to those advanced through play.

Errata here: Ars Magica Fifth Edition Errata

An Ars Magica Sourcebook
The magi of the Order of Hermes are not the only scholars and artists in Mythic Europe. In the Greek and Muslim lands, traditions of learning stretch back unbroken over centuries, while scholarship has emerged from long centuries of neglect in the Latin West with great vigor. From parish schools to the new universities, learning and creativity are everywhere.

Nor is this learning entirely theoretical. Doctors can cure many illnesses, and preserve the health of their charges. Natural philosophers can manipulate substances in a way that appears magical to the ill-informed, and gain some hints as to the future from the positions of the stars. The natural laws of Mythic Europe are very different from those of our world, and many strange things can be achieved by those who understand their secrets. Artists create the great cathedrals, but also more humble paintings, songs, and sculptures. The greatest of them draw the attention of the supernatural, and become part of the legends of the land.

Art & Academe provides background on the academic life of Mythic Europe, and rules for activities reaching from the astrology and alchemy of the natural philosopher to the regimens and treatments of the medic, from university disputations to the creation of masterpieces of art. Art & Academe takes your saga to the very limits of medieval scientific knowledge.

Format: 144 pages, softcover
by Matt Ryan and Mark Shirley

At first glance, the Edge is a city like any other, filled with establishments from investment firms to nightclubs. But if you scratch under the surface, you'll find things not typical of New York, London or Tokyo: an investment firm run by a 14th century alchemist who discovered the secret elixir of eternal life; a nightclub in the form of a suburban home, complete with what seems to be a perfectly ordinary family to bake you muffins and watch sports on TV.

At Your Service is a sourcebook of Al Amarjan locations for Over the Edge, the classic roleplaying game of surreal danger. It features nearly three dozen unique establishments in the Edge and environs, from Ahmad's Computer Shack in Science Barrio, to the notoriously haunted Wind Farm just outside the city. As a resource for Game Moderators, it features developed locations that can be dropped into play on the spur of the moment, including detailed NPCs, plus story ideas to inspire plots involving the player characters. It's a gold mine of ideas for any modern game setting involving the unusual and supernatural.

Editor: John Nephew
Format: 112 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect bound

Everyone knows Egypt, but Egypt is just one corner of Africa. Between the sand of the Great Desert and the sea of the Mediterranean lie the great cities of Marrakesh and Fes, home to merchants, scholars, and thieves. The Atlas mountains and the plains of the Tell are home to Tuareg and Berber nomads and raiders, and the ruins of Rome and Carthage still await exploration. Not all of the inhabitants of this land are human: the Blemmyae have no heads, bearing their faces on their chests, while the Panotii have ears so large that they can fly, and the isle of monkeys tolerates nothing human on its shores. Trade caravans from all cultures cross the Great Desert, but none know what lies beyond, or where the slaves brought north come from.

Beyond the Bounds of the Order
This book provides cultural and magical details for the lands of Mythic Africa west of, but not including, Egypt. From the jnun to the dark gods of old Carthage, from the bustling cities of the Tell to the wind-haunted mountains and deserts, this is a land that will take magi away from the familiar. Whether building a new covenant outside the Tribunals, or visiting in search of magical secrets, there is something for every maga between sand and sea.

Format: 144 pages, hardcover

Authors: Timothy Ferguson, Lachlan Hayes, Ben McFarland, Mark Shirley
Cover Artist: Christian St. Pierre

Action and Mysticism in Modern Hong Kong
Whether you're a visiting sorcerer, a local cop, a refugee from the future, or an invader from the past, Hong Kong is the city where it all goes down. Explore real and unreal places in the New Territories and see if you can tell them apart. Meet strange and surprising people. Uncover weird magic, old secrets, and new dangers. If you can't find adventure in Hong Kong, you're probably dead.

Blowing Up Hong Kong is the much-anticipated guide to action-packed mayhem in the capitol city of Feng Shui. Everything you need to stage thrilling roleplaying adventures in Hong Kong is in here. Prowl the streets in search of trouble or scour the harbor for weird cargo. Find thugs-for-hire in an underground club or lose the HKPD in a rooftop chase. Design intricate action tales that touch every corner of the city or grab a location for a fight scene on the fly. Inside you'll find people to meet, hire, fear, hate, love, pursue, flee, and fight. You also get places to visit, escape, raid, invade, explore and explode. This is your primer on Hong Kong culture and history, too. (We've even got word on the future.) Want to know about Netherworld portals, feng shui sites, and time travel in the Territories? We've got you covered.

Blowing Up Hong Kong gives you the tools, the know-how, and the ammunition to make the city come alive in your own adventures. Open this book and light the fuse.

"Welcome to Hong Kong. Keep your head down."

by Chris Jones
Cover Art: Scott Reeves
96 pages, perfect-bound softcover

Robin D. Laws, game designer by day, cinema super-enthusiast by night, sets his analytic laser sights on action and thrills in a collection of essays sure to supercharge your tabletop roleplaying experience.

As the countdown ticks and the bullets fly, Robin takes you inside the workings of 24 action movies, from the stone cold classic to the unjustifiably obscure. Each essay shows you how the film delivers, and the lessons you can extract from it to enhance your own efforts as GM or player.

Explore:
* Star Wars as a model of storytelling economy.
* Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon to see how fights can express inner drama.
* Seven Samurai as a master class in theme.
* Die Hard as textbook cat-and-mouse.
* The Killer, to learn the blood-soaked vocabulary of bloodsoaked hyper-romanticism.
* Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame, because deer fu.

Though honed as a companion volume to the exciting new reboot of his classic RPG Feng Shui, you can easily apply this book⤙s insights to any game with swords or explosions in it.

With a special focus on high water marks of the Hong Kong action golden age, alongside the flicks that inspired it and were inspired by it, the book also serves up a crash course in that essential action canon.

So dig in, fire up one of these flicks for the first or five millionth time, and be ready to be blown up. Er, away. Blown away.

Format: Trade paperback (5.125" X 8"), 144 pages
Written by Robin D. Laws

The Mak Attax Sourcebook
Have you had a break today?

Hey, foodtube -- have some fries with your universal transcendance! The bizarre occult conspiracy known as Mak Attax wants to upsize your soul, one fast-food burger at a time, until we all go dancing out the doorways of the luminous clown's thousands of mystically aligned restaurants and into a bold new future of magickal enlightenment.

The men and women of Mak Attax are dreamers, cranks, agitators, crackpots, idealists, saboteurs, poseurs, fanatics, and everything in between. The rest of the Occult Underground thinks they're either complete losers or the most dangerous threat the world has ever faced. But no matter what the Maks hang tough, wash their hands regularly, and serve up a value meal of mojo their way.

Contents include: The Mak Attax Story - Major GMCs - Assorted Crews - New Artifacts - New Rituals - New Archetypes - Four New Magick Schools: Anagram Gematria, Plutophagy, Herpemancy, and Geomancy - Rules for Familiars - Scenario Hooks - And 100% Pure Canola Oil.

Authors: Greg Stolze with Chad Underkoffler Editors: Greg Stolze, John Tynes | Cover Artist: Ken Meyer, Jr.
Format: 144 pages, 8.5" x 11", case bound

A Feng Shui/D20 Crossover Adventure
When systems collide ...

You live in a time when corrupt eunuch officials undermine the once-great ruling Dynasty; when martial artists, white-bearded old masters, and supernatural creatures struggle for control of powerful chi forces; when a band of honorable warriors is called upon to battle a demon sorcerer in a legendary mountain monastery ... this is one demon in dire need of some Kung Fu butt kicking!

Burning Shaolin is a dual-system D20 / Feng Shui adventure. It includes:
* Complete rules for playing the scenario with either an existing 6th- to 8th-level d20 group, or beginning Feng Shui characters.
* New d20 rules for fast-paced action movie-style combat: "Faceless Horde" rules provide large groups of opponents for the heroes to bowl quickly through, in large part to show off how buff the PCs are; the wuxia combat rules let d20 characters defy gravity and perform the stunts Feng Shui is known for.
* New d20 goodies: Mushroom Men that explode when mistreated, Demon Monks, poisonous Demon Ichor, the rod of lingering agony, and wondrous flying coffins powered by those imprisoned within. Kung Fu butt kicking action!

Author: Robin D. Laws | Editor: Michelle nephew Artist: Mike Dutton
Format: 32 pages, 8.5" x 11", saddle stitched, 2-color interior (red & black)

God rules Mythic Europe in awesome majesty, served by the angelic hosts. For most people, however, the majesty of the local bishop is awe-inspiring enough, and God is served by the priests, monks, and friars who share their communities. The Church touches every aspect of life, and every individual heart. Even magi in their covenants must contend with the Church, and many trust it with the salvation of their souls.

This book provides background and rules for the Western Church as a human institution, covering the organization of dioceses, monastic orders, and daily devotion. It also describes the role of women, and looks at the Knights Templar and Franciscans in more detail. As a human institution, however, the Church is not immune to corruption, and so this book also discusses how some of the great orders of the Church might fall to the Infernal. Bring the faith of your characters to life!

*Format:* 144 pages, hardcover
*Authors:* Love (Diocese), Christian Jensen Romer (Congregation, Rule, Corrupt), Sheila Thomas (Rule, Women, Franciscans), Alexander White (Templars)
*Cover Artist:* Grey Thornberry

A Player's Sourcebook for Ars Magica 5th Edition
In the thirteenth century towns and cities are growing all over Mythic Europe. Covenants that were once in remote forests find themselves within sight of city walls, and regions that were once cut off from the world are now visited by traders from distant parts. For many covenants, cities are a great opportunity; craftsmen and merchants can provide anything that the covenant needs, and buy its surplus. Some covenants are even established within towns, or as small towns.

This supplement for Ars Magica Fifth Edition provides background on the facts of life in the towns of medieval Europe, and rules for craftsmen and traders. Clever magi could become the greatest merchant princes of Europe, or gain renown as suppliers of the most valuable tapestries. Less clever magi could find themselves manipulated by existing merchant princes, or tricked into buying shoddy goods. With an emphasis on stories rather than accountancy, this book opens a new stage for your Ars Magica saga.

Description: 144 pages, softcover
by Timothy Ferguson, Richard Love, Matt Ryan and Sheila Thomas

The Sourcebook of Secret Agents
Whoever you are, do not hesitate.

This long-awaited book is, according to highly placed sources in several supranational intelligence organizations, a carefully encrypted communication. Sleeper agents receiving this transmission will understand what to do. Decode and follow the hidden instructions. Your years of training are coming to fruition; your years of silent immersion among these strangers you pretend to know will soon be at an end.

For the rest of you reading this - well, this remains on the face of it a sourcebook of secret agents for the Over the Edge role-playing game of surreal danger. It includes the gadgets and fringe powers of Al Amarja's secret agents (known as "cloaks"), new characters to bring into your series, a major plot revolving around secret agents, plus lots of smaller story ideas to put everything in the book to good use. In short, it is a book that no Over the Edge GM should go without.

So whoever you are, do not hesitate. Buy this book.

Author: Jonathan Tweet
Format: 88 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect bound

An Ars Magica Players' Sourcebook
The covenant is the home and the magi and the heart of an Ars Magica saga. Much more than just a base camp, its prosperity determines the power and safety of the characters who live there, and the challenges faced by a covenant shape the whole saga.

This book includes:
* New Boons and Hooks, for a wide range of saga styles;
* Guidance on governance and covenfolk;
* Story-based rules for determining the covenant's wealth;
* Rules for developing libraries and enchanting books; and
* Rules for personalizing and improving a magus's laboratory.
Everything you need to bring your covenant to life is here!

Authors: Timothy Ferguson, Mark Shirley, Andrew Smith, and Neil Taylor
Format: 144 pages, 8.5" x 11", Softcover

Travelers tell of lands to the east, beyond the shattered Byzantine Empire and the Crusader kingdoms of Outremer, where sorcerers ride carpets and whirlwinds, where jinn worship and trade openly in the great cities, and where fire is the sign of God.

Those travelers speak the truth.

Take your saga to the east, with details of the Islamic lands of the Mythic Middle East: Arabia, Persia, and the lands beyond. Zoroastrian priests still call on Divine power, although their days of glory are long over, and scholars rejoice in libraries and schools that dwarf the young universities of Europe. Jinn haunt the deserts and mountains, and live and trade in the cities. But this is not a land ready for Hermetic magi to seize, for the Order of Suleiman is no myth, and its sahirs are everywhere.

Were you to tell of these lands for a thousand nights, still you would not exhaust their wonders!

Format: 192 pages, hardcover
Authors: Niall Christie (Intro & Saga, History, Arabia, Mesopotamia, Appendix), Erik Dahl (Order of Suleiman), Lachie Hayes (Intro & Saga, Jinn, Arabia, Silk Road), Mark Shirley (Mesopotamia, Persia, Appendix), Alex White (Zoroastrians)
Cover Artist: Grey Thornberry

An Ars Magica 5th Edition Sourcebook of Apocalypse

In Mythic Europe, some wizards serve the terrible powers that ruled the world at the dawn of time, and plot to grant them mastery once more. Others would take everyone to a glorious new existence, careless of whether they want to go. Still more have nothing but the best of intentions, but risk anything to achieve their goals. If they are not stopped, their power will twist and consume the world and all who live in it.

Lest All Be Lost
This book describes four great threats to Mythic Europe, with stories centered around both attempting to stop the disaster, and surviving the aftermath if the characters fail. These threats go far beyond a single covenant, or even a single Tribunal; all of them could lay waste to the whole of the world. When the fate of the world is truly in their hands, will your characters rise to the challenge, or let everything fall to ash?

144 pages, hardback, B&W.

Authors: Mark Lawford, Ben McFarland, Matt Ryan, Mark Shirley

The Inner Kingdom Sourcebook

Level Four: Hardware, Pet Supplies, Sporting Goods
Time moves in a line, but not a straight line. In the Inner Kingdom, time is as hopelessly snarled as a child's scribble. Nomads and refugees from two millenia cross paths, purposes and swords over access to the past, present and future. They reside in the trash of a thousand collapsed timelines, far from the prying eyes of ordinary folks.

Level Three: Sale Items, Food Court
If the Netherworld is the dustbin of history, it's crawling with roaches. Psychopaths from the future roam with guns the size of totem poles. Shaolin monks mix it up with giant firebreathing infants. Four deposed sovreign sorcerers scheme with and against one another, while speed freak hitmen and homeless robots just try to get by from day to day.

Level Two: Real Estate, Organ Donation
Need to stage a live-ammo war exercise on a recreation of Catherine the Great's beside table, scaled up to a thousand times its actual size? Talk to Thurston White -- or, at least, talk to his head. And don't miss the Inner Kingdom's suspiciously useful jungle, the hotel where the decor is fabulous but the gravity's unreliable, and the forest haunted by the ghosts of every war ever fought -- and every war that could have been fought.

Level One: The Gateway to Hell
Watch out -- the Inner Kingdom can turn into a free-fire zone without warning. After all, it's the key to time travel, and time travel is the key to the Secret War. Going Down?

Editor: Greg Stolze | Cover Artist: Heather Hudson
Format: 128 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect bound

The Languedoc was the home of courtly love. Troubadours and trobairitz sang songs echoed by nightingales and faeries alike. Even the covenants of the Order of Hermes played host to their music, listening to songs of lost Val-Negra, deep in the misty Pyrenees. There were disagreements over the legacy of Flambeau, and over the true message of Christ, but love, learning, and life flourished.

Then the Crusade came.

The magi of the Provencal Tribunal are far from united in their response to the Crusade, as they all try to preserve their lives and their culture, and control is even looser than it was in the past. This is a Tribunal where new magi can found their own covenant without waiting for permission, choose their own relations with the mundanes, and write their own song. Every magus and every maga can find a home here.

Format: 144 pages, hardcover

Authors: Erik Dahl, Mark Faulkner, Lachie Hayes, Ben McFarland, Christian Jensen Romer

Cover Artist: Christian St. Pierre