Werewolf: the Apocalypse
resources by Secret Doors Web Press

• Werewolf: the Apocalypse for Beginners, an introductory handbook for playing Werewolf: the Apocalypse, in PDF format. You'll need to download the cover and the body in two files. The document is meant to be printed two-sided, and saddle stapled.
• Player Quick Reference Sheets, two pages for easy reference for new and experienced players. Page numbers refer to W:tA 2nd ed. Print these and bring them to the gaming table... your players will thank you!
  • Page 1 has tables summarizing Auspices, forms, and ranks, a quick index to useful info in the rule book, and the Brawling Chart.
  • Page 2 summarizes Rage, Gnosis, and Willpower, how they're used in the game system, and how to recover temporary points.
• Story Seeds, ideas to get a storyteller started.
• White Howlers Page, everything you need to run a White Howler in a historical chronicle.
• Modern White Howlers, thoughts on the whys, or rather the why nots, of allowing modern White Howlers.
• Shifter Quickstats, reference tables for all the changing breeds.
• Rarity of Gifts, article on a suggested scale of rarity for various Gifts.
• Luna and the Garou, an article on the strange and contradictory relationship between werewolves and the moon in W:tA.
• Werewolf Book and Movie List, suggested readings for both W:tA and W:WW.
• Characturge Page. Characturge is a Windows program for making White Wolf characters quickly and easily, and Secret Doors has the best templates around ... at least we think so.
• TableSmith Page. TableSmith is a Windows program for generating complex random data quickly, with elegant output. Secret Doors has several W:tA tables for you.
• The Second Coming, an apocalyptic poem by William Butler Yeats, with Werewolf-oriented annotations.
• Balthazar, the Werewolf: the Apocalypse font, in .ttf format, zipped. Here's Abbess, too, for the Mage fans. Save the unzipped files to C:\WINDOWS\FONTS\ in Windows 95/98.

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