The Broken Covenant of Calebais goes to the roots of roleplaying - to the early days of fantasy stories - when realism, romance, mystery, and magic were foremost in mind.

This supplement for Ars Magica provides background on the facts of life in the towns of medieval Europe, and rules for craftsmen and traders.

This book contains descriptions of nine forms of ancient magic, and rules for integrating their secrets into Hermetic theory.

There are Mystery Cults beyond the four Houses within the Order of Hermes.

This book describes the spells and enchantments needed to achieve these marvels, using the Hermetic magic taught to every apprentice of the Order of Hermes.

The True Lineages are the backbone of the Order of Hermes. In these four Hermetic Houses, each magus was taught by a magus of the House, and that master-apprentice relationship goes back to the founders.

The third and final volume in the Houses of Hermes series, Societates covers Houses Flambeau, Jerbiton, Tytalus, and Ex Miscellanea.

Of the four realms of power in Mythic Europe, Magic is at once the most familiar and the most alien.

Take your saga to the east, with details of the Islamic lands of the Mythic Middle East: Arabia, Persia, and the lands beyond.

The Sundered Eagle contains full details of the Tribunal of Thebes, the lands of ancient Greece and Asia Minor.

Inspired by the legends of Brittany, Faerie Stories is a collection of encounters and dealings with Mythic Europe's most infuriating creatures.

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.

This book contains five stories aimed at powerful magi, covering themes from political intrigue to a war with an Infernalist and his undead minions.