Books
Published by Daedalus Entertainment:
- Feng Shui (1st edition) 1996
- Marked For Death (scenario book) 1996
- Back For Seconds (player sourcebook) 1996
- Thorns of the Lotus (faction sourcebook)
Published by Ronin Publishing:
- Blood of the Valiant (faction sourcebook)
Published by Atlas Games:
- Feng Shui (2nd edition) 1999
- Seed of the New Flesh (faction sourcebook) 1999
- Golden Comeback (player sourcebook) 2000
- Seal of the Wheel (faction sourcebook) 2000
- Elevator to the Netherworld (location sourcebook) 2000
- Four Bastards (scenario book) 2000
- In Your Face Again (scenario book) 2001
- On Location (GM screen) 2002
- Thorns of the Lotus (revised faction sourcebook) 2002
- Blood of the Valiant (revised faction sourcebook) 2003
- Gorilla Warfare (faction sourcebook) 2003
- Friends of the Dragon (player sourcebook) 2004
- Iron and Silk (player sourcebook) 2004
- Blowing Up Hong Kong (location sourcebook) 2004
- Glimpse of the Abyss (sourcebook) 2007
Independent Material under Creative Commons License:
- Out for Blood (player sourcebook) 2010
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