A very good site centering around a long-running chronicle. Nicely laid out, with lots of information not only on the chronicle's characters, story, and society, but also some nice general Wraith stuff. Also includes fun items and a few highly useful things, such as a complete Arcanoi chart.

A nice collection of fan-made and fan-interpreted Arcanoi, artifacts, factions, and other goodies. Lots of good ideas for campiagns and treasures here. Also has many humorous concepts and ideas, including my all-time favorite, Fairy: The Cobbling. Why Changeling, White Wolf, why? ^_^

Your site for everything World of Darkness. Their Wraith section is fairly small, but has some fantastic treasures in it, including "Guildbooks," reviews of many Wraith books, and a breakdown of each and every Guild. The other World of Darkness games are also covered quite well, so if you're looking for ideas for crossover campaigns, this is the place to go.

Original artwork, stories, and comics centering around Wraith. Also lots of neat downloadables and supplements for your campaign. Very nice, original stuff here.

If you're looking for ideas for locations, here's a well-thought out Necropolis setting for your campaigns, complete with history, layout, and factions.

If you enjoy Orpheus, then this is the site for you. In depth additions, Orpheus "documentation," a soundtrack list, and some off the wall humor. Great stuff. (And if you haven't read Orpheus yet, go out and grab a copy!)

A nice site that has some coverage of many of the White Wolf lines. The Wraith section is a nice little resource, with new Arcanoi and amaglam arts, playing Gaunts, and converting Wraith to Revised rules.

The Wraith Project: From the Ashes...

J. Edward Tremlett's magnificant site on all things Wraith. A collection of everything from essays to new ideas for campaigns to creepy artwork to online fan supplements. If you need it and it's Wraith, it's probably here.

A nice collection of essays on everything from running specific RPG's (including Wraith) to improvising in campaigns. Nicely written and full of good advice and reminders. Great to look at if you are planning on being a Storyteller.

If you're really into putting meaning behind your character's name, this is the site for you. Names here are broken up by nationality or can be looked up by spelling or meaning. Quite an interesting site in its own right, but very useful if the most difficult part of your characters is the name.

A small resource site for roleplayers. Includes an index of gaming lines, broken up by publisher, and a nice Name Dictionary broken up by region and nationality for quick character naming.

Although it's geared mostly toward fantasy, this site still has invaluable resources for any roleplayer or storyteller. The random generators are wonderful for quick NPCs, names, or places, and Seventh Sanctum's list of other generator sites are second-to-none. At the very least, go have some goofy fun with the Bishotron!

An interesting site on "monsters" throughout history. Includes lots of historical fact and information on mythology surrounding dark, light, and classical creatures of mythology. Also includes pictures and lists of books, music, movies, and video games on each topic.

A mindbogglingly enourmous resource featuring tons of myths, folktales, and fairy tales and their varients from all over the world. Broken up by subject. If you're looking for ideas for campaigns or campaign-related things, you should find suitable inspiration here.