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Vampire: The Masquerade is a tabletop role-playing game in the World of Darkness series, in which players take the roles of vampires. It was originally released by White Wolf Publishing in 1991, and with new editions released in 1992 (second edition), 1998 (Revised Edition), 2011 (20th Anniversary Edition), and 2018 (fifth edition),[1] each of which updated the game rules.[2] These have been supported with supplementary game books, expanding the game mechanics and setting.[2][3]
The books from the game's original run were mostly published by White Wolf Publishing, sometimes under their imprint Black Dog Game Factory for books considered more adult.[2][3] Supplements for the 20th Anniversary Edition were published by Onyx Path Publishing, a company formed by ex–White Wolf Publishing staff;[2] books for the fifth edition are published by Renegade Game Studios together with series owner Paradox Interactive,[4] and by collaborators including Modiphius Entertainment and Onyx Path Publishing.[5][6]
The supplements include the By Night series, each covering a city as portrayed in the setting; the Clanbook series, covering the vampire clans; guides to the game; sourcebooks for sects and factions; and various other books.[3] The supplements often introduce gradual change to the game's setting, advancing the overarching narrative.[2] Adventure modules have been released, but only rarely, as White Wolf Publishing has preferred to let storytellers[a] construct their own adventures, an uncommon choice in tabletop role-playing games that they could afford due to the World of Darkness series' success and longevity.[7] In the mid-1990s, new World of Darkness books were often top sellers,[2] and by 2001, Vampire: The Masquerade was the second best selling tabletop role-playing game after TSR, Inc.'s Dungeons & Dragons.[8]
Books
First edition (1991–1992)
| Title | Original release | ISBN | Publisher | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vampire: The Masquerade | July 1991[9] | 0-96277-906-7 | White Wolf Publishing[9] | Core rulebook for the game's first edition[9] |
| Blood Nativity | July 1991[9][10] | 1-887801-29-4 | Atlas Games[11] | Adventure set in Cleveland. A short introductory story.[11][12] Written pseudonymously by White Wolf Publishing staff. Published simultaneously with the core rulebook.[10] |
| Ashes to Ashes | Q3 1991[11] | 0-9627-790-7-5 | White Wolf Publishing[11] | Adventure set in Chicago. Follow-up to story in the first edition's rulebook.[3] |
| Alien Hunger | 1991[13] | 1-56504-015-5 | White Wolf Publishing[13] | Adventure set in Denver, Colorado, featuring a vampiric Louis Pasteur[3] |
| Blood at Dawn | 1991[14] | 0-9627790-9-1 | White Wolf Publishing[14] | Adventure set in Gary, Indiana. Bundled with storyteller[a] screen.[14] |
| Blood Bond | 1991[15] | 1-56504-020-1 | White Wolf Publishing[15] | Adventure set in Chicago. A short follow-up to Ashes to Ashes.[3][15] |
| Chicago by Night | 1991[2] | 1-56504-000-7 | White Wolf Publishing[2] | Sourcebook for Chicago[3] |
| The Succubus Club | 1991[16] | 1-56504-011-2 | White Wolf Publishing[16] | Sourcebook for the Succubus Club, a vampire club in Chicago[3] |
| The Players Guide | February 1992[17] | 1-56504-012-0 | White Wolf Publishing[18] | Guide for players. Introduces the clans Assamite, Setite, Giovanni, and Ravnos, and the bloodline Salubri.[18] |
| Milwaukee by Night | March 1992[19] | 1-56504-017-1 | White Wolf Publishing[20] | Sourcebook for Milwaukee[20] |
| Awakening: Diablerie Mexico | April 1992[21] | 1-56504-018-X | White Wolf Publishing[22] | Adventure set in Mexico[3] |
| The Storytellers Handbook | May–July 1992[23] | 1-56504-024-4 | White Wolf Publishing[24] | Guide for storytellers[a] on leading games[24] |
| The Hunters Hunted | July 1992[23] | 1-56504-020-1 | White Wolf Publishing[2] | Sourcebook for vampire hunters[3] |
| Mummy | August 1992[23] | 1-56504-026-0 | White Wolf Publishing[26] | Sourcebook for mummies. Followed by a second edition in 1997 for the World of Darkness series in general, and by the game Mummy: The Resurrection in 2001.[26] |
Second edition (1992–1998)
| Title | Original release | ISBN | Publisher | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vampire: The Masquerade | August 1992[27] | 1-56504-029-5 | White Wolf Publishing[27] | Core rulebook for the game's second edition[27] |
| Clanbook: Brujah | January 1993[28] | 1-56504-038-4 | White Wolf Publishing[2] | Sourcebook for clan Brujah[2] |
| Who's Who Among Vampires: Children of the Inquisition | February 1993[28] | 1-56504-039-2 | White Wolf Publishing[29] | Sourcebook containing character biographies[29] |
| The Players Guide to the Sabbat | February 1993[28] | 1-56504-042-2 | White Wolf Publishing[28] | Guide for players on the Sabbat[30] |
| Clanbook: Gangrel | March 1993[28] | 1-56504-046-5 | White Wolf Publishing[28] | Sourcebook for clan Gangrel[28] |
| The Anarch Cookbook | April 1993[31] | 1-56504-048-1 | White Wolf Publishing[31] | Sourcebook for the Anarch Movement[32] |
| Under a Blood Red Moon | June 1993[33] | 1-56504-049-X | White Wolf Publishing[2] | Adventure about the tension between vampires and werewolves in Chicago. Crossover with Werewolf: The Apocalypse.[34] |
| Chicago by Night | July 1993[33] | 1-56504-051-1 | White Wolf Publishing[2] | Sourcebook for Chicago.[35] Second edition. Updated to account for events in the setting since the first edition, such as the character Prince Lodin's death in Under a Blood Red Moon.[2] |
| Clanbook: Malkavian | August 1993[33] | 1-56504-052-X | White Wolf Publishing[36] | Sourcebook for clan Malkavian[37] |
| Storytellers Handbook to the Sabbat | August 1993[38] | 1-56504-054-6 | White Wolf Publishing[38] | Guide for storytellers[a] on leading games with Sabbat characters[39] |
| Dark Alliance: Vancouver | October 1993[40] | 1-56504-059-7 | White Wolf Publishing[40] | Sourcebook for Vancouver, and the relations between vampire and werewolf communities there. Crossover with Werewolf: The Apocalypse.[40] |
| Clanbook: Nosferatu | December 1993[41] | 1-56504-064-3 | White Wolf Publishing[41] | Sourcebook for clan Nosferatu[42] |
| Dark Colony | December 1993[43] | 1-56504-056-2 | White Wolf Publishing[44] | Sourcebook for New England[41] |
| Contacts and Victims | 1993[45] | 1-56504-055-4 | White Wolf Publishing[45] | Booklet with characters. Bundled with a storyteller[a] screen.[45] |
| The Vampire Players Guide | 1993[46] | 1-56504-053-8 | White Wolf Publishing[46] | Guide for players. Introduces the clans Assamite, Followers of Set, Giovanni, and Ravnos, and the bloodlines Salubri, Daughters of Cacophony, and Samedi, to the second edition. Update of The Players Guide.[46] |
| Bloody Hearts: Diablerie Britain | January 1994[41] | 1-56504-074-0 | White Wolf Publishing[41] | Sourcebook for Great Britain and diablerie – drinking of another vampire's blood.[47][48] Initially planned to be titled Diablerie England.[41] |
| Clanbook: Toreador | February–April 1994[49] | 1-56504-095-3 | White Wolf Publishing[49] | Sourcebook for clan Toreador[50] |
| Clanbook: Tremere | April–June 1994[51] | 1-56504-115-1 | White Wolf Publishing[51] | Sourcebook for clan Tremere[52] |
| New Orleans by Night | May 1994[49] | 1-56504-096-1 | White Wolf Publishing[49] | Sourcebook for New Orleans[3] |
| Berlin by Night | August–October 1994[53] | 1-56504-075-9 | White Wolf Publishing[54] | Sourcebook for Berlin[3] |
| Clanbook: Ventrue | August 1994[55] | 1-56504-124-0 | White Wolf Publishing[55] | Sourcebook for clan Ventrue[56] |
| The Kindred Most Wanted | August 1994[55] | 1-56504-124-0 | White Wolf Publishing[55] | Sourcebook for characters on the Camarilla's most wanted list[3] |
| Los Angeles by Night | September 1994[55] | 1-56504-130-5 | White Wolf Publishing[55] | Sourcebook for Los Angeles[3] |
| Elysium | October–December 1994[57] | 1-56504-155-0 | White Wolf Publishing[57] | Sourcebook for vampire elders[3] |
| Dirty Secrets of the Black Hand | December 1994[58][59] | 1-56504-142-9 | White Wolf Publishing[58] | Sourcebook for the Black Hand[59] |
| Necropolis: Atlanta | 1994[60] | 1-56504-164-X | White Wolf Publishing[61] | Sourcebook for the land of the dead in Atlanta.[61] Crossover with Wraith: The Oblivion.[60] |
| Clanbook: Assamite | February 1995[58] | 1-56504-214-X | White Wolf Publishing[58] | Sourcebook for clan Assamite[62] |
| D.C. by Night | April–June 1995[63] | 1-56504-225-5 | White Wolf Publishing[63] | Sourcebook for Washington, D.C.[63] |
| Giovanni Chronicles: The Last Supper | June–August 1995[64] | 1-56504-250-6 | White Wolf Publishing[64] | Adventure about clan Giovanni,[64] set in the Carpathians in 1444. Crossover with Vampire: The Dark Ages. Published under the Black Dog Game Factory imprint.[65] |
| The Inquisition | June 1995[63] | 1-56504-228-X | White Wolf Publishing[63] | Sourcebook for the modern Inquisition[3] |
| Clanbook: Setites | August–October 1995[66] | 1-56504-215-8 | White Wolf Publishing[66] | Sourcebook for clan Setite[67] |
| Clanbook: Tzimisce | December 1995[66] | 1-56504-216-6 | White Wolf Publishing[66] | Sourcebook for clan Tzimisce[68] |
| Prince's Primer | March–April 1996[69] | 1-56504-201-8 | White Wolf Publishing[69] | Sourcebook for vampiric rule over cities[70] |
| Book of the Kindred | May 1996[71] | 1-56504-869-5 | White Wolf Publishing[71] | Introduction to the setting for new players.[71] Tie-in product for the Vampire: The Masquerade television series Kindred: The Embraced.[72] |
| Giovanni Chronicles II: Blood & Fire | May 1996[73] | 1-56504-251-4 | White Wolf Publishing[73] | Adventure about clan Giovanni,[73] set in 1666 in Italy. An independent sequel to Giovanni Chronicles: The Last Supper. Published under the Black Dog Game Factory imprint.[74] |
| Clanbook: Lasombra | June 1996[75] | 1-56504-211-5 | White Wolf Publishing[75] | Sourcebook for clan Lasombra[76] |
| Die Stadt, Das Blut, Der Tod: Frankfurt bei Nacht | 1996[77] | 3-93161-211-2 | Feder & Schwert[77] | Sourcebook for Frankfurt, by the game's German publisher. Title translates to "The City, the Blood, the Death: Frankfurt by Night".[77] |
| Montreal by Night | January 1997[78] | 1-56504-224-7 | White Wolf Publishing[78] | Sourcebook for Montreal. Published under the Black Dog Game Factory imprint.[78] |
| Clanbook: Ravnos | February 1997[79] | 1-56504-217-4 | White Wolf Publishing[79] | Sourcebook for clan Ravnos[80] |
| Ghouls: Fatal Addiction | June–July 1997[81] | 1-56504-230-1 | White Wolf Publishing[81] | Sourcebook for ghouls[82] |
| Clanbook: Giovanni | July 1997[81] | 1-56504-218-2 | White Wolf Publishing[83] | Sourcebook for clan Giovanni[83] |
| Kindred of the East | February 1998[84] | 1-56504-232-8 | White Wolf Publishing[84] | Major rulebook for Asian vampires, requiring another World of Darkness rulebook to be played.[2] Supported with its own line of supplements. Updated for Vampire: The Masquerade Revised Edition with Kindred of the East Companion.[85] |
| Giovanni Chronicles III: The Sun Has Set | May 1998[86] | 1-56504-258-1 | White Wolf Publishing[87] | Adventure about clan Giovanni, set in London in 1848 and in Egypt in 1882. Published under the Black Dog Game Factory imprint.[87] |
Revised Edition (1998–2004 and 2011)
| Title | Original release | ISBN | Publisher | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Introductory Kit | August 1998[88] | — | White Wolf Publishing[88] | Short introduction to the game[88] |
| Vampire: The Masquerade Revised Edition | October 1998[89] | 1-56504-249-2 | White Wolf Publishing[89] | Core rulebook for the game's Revised Edition[89] |
| Wiener Blut: Wien bei Nacht | 1998[90] | 3-93161-235-X | Feder & Schwert[90] | Sourcebook for Vienna, by the game's German publisher. Title translates to "Viennese Blood: Vienna by Night".[90] |
| Guide to the Camarilla | February 1999[91] | 1-56504-261-1 | White Wolf Publishing[92] | Sourcebook for the Camarilla and guide to using them in campaigns[92] |
| Guide to the Sabbat | March 1999[91] | 1-56504-263-8 | White Wolf Publishing[92] | Sourcebook for the Sabbat and guide to using them in campaigns[92] |
| Children of the Night | May 1999[91]
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