Mage is a sprawling game and while it has dozens of supplements, how do you put them together into an actual game? Book of Mirrors: Mage Storytellers Handbook was written to provide ideas on alternative chronicle settings, some basic how tos, and an invaluable survey of the Ascension War. Adam and Terry walk through what it has to offer and provide recommendations for the parts that haven't aged so well.

• Book of Shadows - the player guide for Mage for 1e and 2e
• Book of Madness - a fuller look at the Nephandi and most aspects of the Marauders
• Wraith the Oblivion 20th Anniversary Edition - A comprehensive summary of all of Wraith for people looking to explore the Labyrinth/Labyrinth connection.

Gaming Resources:

• Bonus Experience - a podcast on game design and operations from two industry professionals
• Geek and Sundry's genre how tos - Geek and Sundry has published many guides on how to storytell by genre
• High Programmer Guides - Advice columns from a while ago
• The White Wolf subReddit - A WoD/CoD/Storypath subreddit with a fair amount of Mage advice
• Mage Onyx Path forums - Onyx Path's forums with regular ST Q&As
• The Angry GM - A GM advice series.
• Basics of Improvisation for GMs
• Guide to Providing Clues
• Notes on Railroading