Directory of Camarilla Resources

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Organizational and informational sites for The Camarilla, White Wolf's official fan club and support network for live action World of Darkness roleplaying.

Subcategories

• Chapters and Domains
• Mailing Lists

Resources in This Category

• ASL for Vampires (In Character)

  http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/tHEhERETIC/vampsign.html
  Holds descriptions of American Sign Language for general terms and clan signs (with visual illustrations).

• Camarilla Canada

  http://www.camarilla.ca/
  The Camarilla Canada Fan Club is a National Affiliate of The Camarilla. Site includes a French-language link in addition to information on chapters, venues, and a members-only section.

• Camarilla Road Trip - Melbourne to Adelaide

  http://www.thekeep.org/~kunoichi/kunoichi/themestream/camroadtrip.html
  One woman's journal of a weekend journey for an interstate game. Includes photos of both Melbourne and Adelaide characters.

• Keepers of the Outlands

  http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/camde/Outlanders/
  Information and contacts on the nascent, player-created Covenant within the Requiem venue.

• South East Region Homepage

  http://www.larp.com/seregion/
  Official Camarilla homepage for all the Chapters and Domains in the Southeast region of the United States

• The Camarilla Australia

  http://www.camarilla.org.au/
  The Camarilla Australia is one of the Camarilla's international affiliates and boasts membership in chapters from Perth to Melbourne, Dandenong to Brisbane and as far a field as Singapore and New Zealand.

• The Ventrue Network

  http://www.ventrue.net/
  Offers information and services for players of Clan Ventrue. Services include forms for applications and requests as well as free POP3-accounts, mailing lists or webspace. Information include GSA resources, character museum, backgrounds.

Other Languages

• French

 

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