Books
- Mage: The Awakening (August 2005)
- Boston Unveiled (October 2005)
- Sanctum and Sigil (November 2005)
- Legacies: The Sublime (January 2006)
- Guardians of the Veil (February 2006)
- Tome of the Watchtowers (April 2006)
- Secrets of the Ruined Temple (May 2006)
- Reign of the Exarchs (July 2006)
- Tome of the Mysteries (November 2006)
- Legacies: The Ancient (January 2007)
- Intruders: Encounters With the Abyss (March 2007)
- The Free Council (May 2007)
- Magical Traditions (June 2007)
- The Mysterium (September 2007)
- Astral Realms (November 2007)
- The Adamantine Arrow (January 2008)
- Banishers (March 2008)
- Lines of Power (PDF Only)* (April 2008)
- Grimoire of Grimoires (May 2008)
- Silver Ladder (July 2008)
- Keys to the Supernal Tarot (November 2008)
- Seers of the Throne (February 2009)
- Summoners (April 2009)
- The Abedju Cipher (PDF Only)* July 2009
- Mage Chronicler's Guide (July 2010)
- Mage Noir (November 2010)
- Imperial Mysteries (January 2012)
- Left-Hand Path (November 2012)
* Storytelling Adventure System
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