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Dragons of the East is a sourcebook for Mage: The Ascension Revised Edition.[]

Summary[]

From the White Wolf catalog:

With Words of Thunder...
Shinto priests. Shaolin monks. Ninja clans. Confucian sages. Hindu fakirs. Asia is a great dragon, slumbering as it waits for the turning of the Age. Long have the people of Asia known its magical secrets. Through the mists of shrouded legends, they have known the powers of spirits, dragons, feng shui and Chi energy.
...We Shake the Pillars of Heaven!
At last, complete rules for the unique sorcery of Asia, plus its strange spirits, magical artifacts and hidden dangers. Inside, Mage players and Storytellers will find not only more information about the history of Asiatic mages like the Akashic Brotherhood and the Wu Lung, but other hidden groups of the Far East as well as the special magic of Asia. Examine the history and religion of places like China and India, and how their rich traditions influence mysticism across a third of the world.

Contents[]

Introduction[]

Chapter One: Ancient Scrolls[]

Chapter Two: Sutras[]

Chapter Three: The Lightning People[]

Chapter Four: Bounteous Diversity[]

Chapter Five: Five Elemental Dragons[]

Chapter Six: A Thousand Things of Magic, A Thousand Places of Power[]

Background Information[]

The White Wolf 2000 Jul-Dec. Catalog has a different text entry for the second paragraph of the book:

We Shake the Pillars of Heaven!

Here Mage players and Storytellers will find not only information about the history of Asiatic mages like the Akashic Brotherhood and the Wu Lung, but of other hidden groups in the Far East, as well as the special magic of Asia. Here at last are complete rules for the unique sorcery of Asia, plus its strange spirits and creatures, magical artifacts and hidden dangers.

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