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Five Horror Novels in One: The Quintessential World of Darkness

by The Undead Rat on September 27, 2009

This weekend’s anthology spotlight illuminates The World of Darkness.

Here is a second collection of five horror novels set in The World of Darkness. Supporting this line of games, these novels and short story collections are generally considered to be a notch above the average RPG novel.

In particular, Mister Magick by Edo van Belkom received several favorable reviews, one citing it as the best RPG novel he had ever read.

five horror novels available in The Quintessential World of Darkness edited by Stewart Wieck and Anna Branscome

The Quintessential World of Darkness

Editors: Wieck, Stewart and Branscome, Anna
Format: Trade Paperback
Type: Anthology
Page Count: 718pp.
Pub. Date: October 1, 1998
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing

One world. Five Visions. The Quintessential World of Darkness

Last year, The Essential World of Darkness introduced readers to Vampire, Werewolf, Mage, Wraith, and Changeling. The Quintessential World of Darkness features more stories of the supernatural in a modern world that is a little too much like our own.

The stories within this massive tome have their origin in the fameous role-playing game series by White Wolf Publishing:

  • The Lotus of Five Petals is tale of the mysterious Asian vampires found in the game Kindred of the East.
  • The Silver Crown is based upon the popular Werewolf: The Apocalypse game.
  • Mister Magick comes from the Mage: The Ascension.
  • Beyond the Shroud uncovers only a few of the mysteries of Wraith: The Oblivion.
  • The Muse represents Changeling: The Dreaming.

Table of Contents:

  • The Lotus of Five Petals by Kevin Andrew Murphy
  • The Silver Crown by William Bridges
  • Mister Magick by Edo van Belkom
  • Beyond the Shroud by Rick Hautala
  • The Muse by Jody Lynn Nye
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