All the info on the Rage CCG and Werewolf: the Apocalypse, culled from the web and mailing lists, or wherever the NetSpiders find it.

• February 23, 2001: Your Monthy Status Report from Azrael. Letting us know Deals are being Made, and Stuff is going on behind the scenes. Plus a call for help if you know database programming.
• February 23, 2001: Arthaus to Renovate Ravenloft. An interesting dealing of the license to the gothic corner of the D&D world.
• January 17, 2001: Dances in Charge. While Allen is out for the weekend, Dances With Shadows fields questions on the Rage mailing list.
• January 10, 2001: Fireside Chat with the Cybertreader. Allen Divers continues to answer questions on the future of Rage under Azrael. Learn about Apocalypse and Tribal War.
• January 8, 2001: Rage Across the Millenium?. Azrael's own Allen "Cybertreader" Divers kicks off discussion with the current state of Rage.
• October 18, 2000: More Revised Revealed. Ethan Skemp continues to drop tantalizing morsels on the upcoming Werewolf Revised.
• September 26, 2000: In Spencer We Trust. The alpha male himself drops some nice hints on what to expect with the upcoming Werewolf Revised, as well as explaining the absence of Umbra: The Velvet Shadow 2nd Ed.
• September 17, 2000: Heart of Gaia Exposed! Just a pointer to an article at 3DActionPlanet, chronicling the travails of the Werewolf computer game.
• August 21, 2000: The State of Azrael Address. The latest what's what with Rage at Azrael, from the Cybertreader himself.
• August 18, 2000: Garou Nation Goodies Arrive. While your humble editor has yet to lay paws on his, the first report of the severance package has surfaced. Update: Now with a copy of the letter.
• August 1, 2000: Fan Reaction and Azrael Responses. A bit of the buzz floating around the Rage mailing list, following the press release, and answers from Azrael big dog Allen "Cybertreader" Divers, topped with my own crib notes on the subject.
• July 27, 2000: Azrael Grants Rage a New Lease On Life. Here's the press release. More details are still filtering out by what sort of "support" is being provided, but it all looks good.
• July 18, 2000: Fan Supported Rage Sanctioning. RALV Rules Alpha, Matt Farney, offers to begin sanctioning tournaments.
• July 14, 2000: White Wolf Speaks of Rage Fan Support. The Ghostdancer inquires about how far we can legally go as fans to support Rage.
• June 21, 2000: Words on Rage from the Wolf's Den. Songs of Fire shares the White Wolf president's reply on the future of Rage, and a few words from myself on the subject.
• June 21, 2000: The Rise and Fall of the Rage Empire. Just a pointer to Azrael-Online, featuring a rather scathing article on the ignoble death of Rage, penned by Stone River Sept's very own Fenris Lorsrai.
• June 6, 2000: Heart of Gaia in 2001? Picked up this little snippet on the status of Dreamforge's Werewolf: the Heart of Gaia, from the depths of the Adrenaline Vault. Update: I put in the real news. That'll teach me to do three things at once, and not check 'em...
• May 1, 2000: Garou Nation Dissolved. The letter arrived today in your humble editor's hands. Update: I ran across some old email explaining the missing Equinox boosters.
• April 29, 2000: The Undead Stalk Again. White Wolf is back in the CCG publishing biz. Jyhad, er, Vampire: the Eternal Struggle get a new lease on unlife.
• April 19, 2000: Rite of Dismissal. WotC Classic Brand Manager Ryan Miller speaks the fateful words. Rage is dead.
• April 6, 2000: Werewolf Revised, Finally? After much rumor and conjecture, Ethan Skemp finally makes the announcement: Werewolf Revised is on its way.
• March 14, 2000: Revealing the "Year of". Bruce Armor is nice enough to run down the books for "Year of Revelations", White Wolf's theme for this year. (You remember: Hunter, Ally, Lotus, and such?)
• March 13, 2000: More from the Wizard's Mouth. Ryan Miller speaks openly about the future of Rage, and what Wizards has planned for the Garou Nation. Dances With Shadows responds. Also information on how to update your Garou Nation mailing address.
• March 13, 2000: Dear Mr. Brand Manager. The 1999 Cub Wars champion Matthew Burack writes an open letter to the Classic brand manager, and Ryan Miller responds.
• March 11, 2000: Dancing out of the Shadows. Rage advocate and one-time Silver Pack Liason Dances With Shadows talks of the latest Rage news, and the upcoming Stones River Challenge.
• March 9, 2000: A Wizard Speaks. The new Classic brand manager of Wizards of the Coast, Ryan Miller, answers questions on the status of Rage. Again, not all good news, but it is actual communication with WotC. Matt Farney adds some thoughts.
• February 11, 2000: The Heart Still Beats. The latest information on Dreamforge's Werewolf: the Heart of Gaia, courtesy of the Adrenaline Vault.
• January 11, 2000: Secrets Revealed! Discover the "plans" for Werewolf Revised! Uncover who Ethan Skemp really is! Mysteries abound!
• January 8, 2000: Tellus It's All Right. Rumors of problems at Dreamforge and ASC Games, creators of the Werewolf: Heart of Gaia computer game? Get the inside skinny from Brian Urbanek, from Dreamforge.
• December 29, 1999: Death Knell for the Silver Pack. Tribemate Crash Override reports that FRPG is officially dropping support for Rage demos, and Silver Packs, the Rage demo teams. Matt Farney and Dances With Shadows add perspective.
• December 21, 1999: Insider Trading. More notes on the Werewolf sourcebook Subsidiaries: A Guide to Pentex, plus what to expect from the upcoming sourcebook A World of Rage, from writer and head Werewolf designer Ethan Skemp.
• November 24, 1999: Paging Andy Heckt. Here's a few email addresses to contact the Customer Service legend, Mr. Heckt.
• November 23, 1999: GenCon Goes to Indy. Breaking with decades-long tradition, the largest gaming convention leaves the birthplace of TSR.
• November 23, 1999: Doomtown Evicted? Doomtown returns to AEG Games. Any insight for the future of Rage? Lon Franson, Ed Bolme, and Matt Farney discuss.
• November 20, 1999: Another Giant Leaves. Dances-With-Shadows, one of the most hardy fan-supporters of the Rage community, and Silver Pack Liason, investigates other opportunities.
• November 18, 1999: Investment Opportunities Abound. Werewolf designer Ethan Skemp lets loose some info on the upcoming Subsidiaries: A Guide to Pentex.
• November 11, 1999: Philodox Need Not Apply. Need a judge for a santioned Rage tournament? Read on for a statement from the DCI.
• November 2, 1999: Sweet Music of the Night. Okay, not really sweet. Rancid might be the proper term.
• October 28, 1999: October Fools. White Wolf sold to a paranoid paranormal Libertarian web publisher? Um, well, not quite.
• October 13, 1999: A Big Toothy Grin. What to do with all those foil wrappers you've been saving.
• October 11, 1999: Bolme Speaks! Brand Manager Ed Bolme answers some questions regarding the state of Sacred Ways, Garou Nation, and the future of Rage itself. Not all good, but at least it's news.
• October 4, 1999: A Spiffy New Griff. The cub Griff Murphy was misprinted. Find out how you can get a corrected card.

Keeping an eye on where the Weaver crosses the line. News from the tech world and fringe science, ready-made story nuggets for dropping into your Werewolf campaign. September 22, 2001: RoboRoach. I'm still trying to decide if Father Cockroach approves of this one. September 22, 2001: E-Bomb. This sucker looks nasty. Looks like it generates an EMP without needing a nuclear weapon. September 17, 2001: Purple Potatoes Conquer Europe! From Hungary. Yeah, right. This one smacks of a Pentex secret project all the way. May 15, 2001: Monkeyman Assaults India. Wild. File this one next to el Chupacabra. May 11, 2001: Son of the Clone of the Bride of Dracula. Yeah, like we need another copy of the most famous leech in the world. May 9, 2001: Uproar Over Biotech Salmon. Something to keep an eye on. A sneaky plot against the Gurahl? March 8, 2001: NASA Builds AT-AT. I gotta get me one of these to prance around the Caern here. March 8, 2001: Mutant Fungus Eats Mir! Gaia only knows what foul Wyrm-spawn is coming down with that poor space station. March 1, 2001: Glow-in-the-dark Moths! There's only one way this story can end. And it involves Godzilla and two tiny Japanese girls... March 1, 2001: The Mice of NIMH. "What are we gonna do tonight, Brain?" Actually, it sounds like a simple processor upgrade... February 23, 2001: Wolf Cull in Norway. Additional reports seem to indicate the hunters are having a hard time finding the troublesome wolves. February 2, 2001: Spoat! Goats gene-spliced to produce spider silk? This one's got Weaver written all over it. February 2, 2001: Set Phasers to Stun. Non-lethal ultraviolet laser weapons. When Tasers just don't cut it. January 18, 2001: Ministry of Deliverance. The Church of England has its own Order of Leopold (aka The Inquisition). January 16, 2001: Infiltration. The latest urban extreme sport: checking out abandoned buildings and secret places. Interesting article chock full of great links. Good stuff for anybody running a city campaign. January 16, 2001: Weaver In the Oval Office? Did the US just elect some sort of Weaver drone as their president? Conspiracy theories abound. January 12, 2001: Power Armor! Just the sort of thing Corporate Security at Pentex might be evaluating... January 7, 2001: Astronomers Take Over Abandoned NSA Base. A high-tech facility in the middle of a forest preserve? Sounds like a fine place for some technically-minded Garou to set up shop. [Yeah, it's a dead link. But it's soooo cool. Anybody able to find me a new link to this story?] January 3, 2001: Places to Hide In the UK? The UK made a survey of underground shelters following WWII. Wonder if any BSD hives were uncovered? December 22, 2000: Myths Over Miami. Yeah, it's over three years old, but I just ran across this link. And it gives me the chills. Urban legends among homeless children. December 19, 2000: Saddam Stockpiling Playstation 2s? Wild. So why can a mass-murdering dictator get a crateful of these things, but my local Toys R Us is out? December 10, 2000: Native Americans Struggle With Their Culture. The story's from Grand Rapids, Michigan, but is still fine reading material for any American-themed Werewolf game. December 6, 2000: Deadly Cell Phones. Not only will this model distract drivers and give them brain cancer, but they can shoot you with it. November 28, 2000: Cyborg Fish in London. Not to be outdone by a mere monkey, this time it's a robot with the brain of a lamprey. How long before they pull this off with Aibo? November 18, 2000: Japanese Soldier Tells Court Horrors of Unit 731. This case involves the Japanese WWII bioweapons unit, which has been accused of some pretty ghastly things. November 17, 2000: Carnivore is a Hungry Beast. Some details on the FBI's data sniffer, codenamed Carnivore, and its insatiable appetite. November 15, 2000: Monkey Brain Controls Robot! I think the title says it all. Though one has to wonder how long it will take for the robot to start climbing skyscrapers and swatting helicopters...