The game of Wraith: The Oblivion sets the players as characters who have recently died and found themselves within a grim afterlife. A 20th Anniversary print edition has also been announced by Onyx Path Publishing. In 2011, online role-playing game store began offering the Wraith: the Oblivion books in a print on demand format through the DriveThruRPG website, making all books available for purchase once again. Their 2009 release, Geist: The Sin-Eaters, worked as something of a spiritual successor to Wraith: the Oblivion. įollowing the game's cancellation in 1999, White Wolf revisited some of Wraith's themes in their role-playing miniseries Orpheus. White Wolf discontinued their production of the game line in 1999, leaving some planned material unpublished. Wraith: The Oblivion features an artistically consistent depiction of the afterlife and strong emotional themes, but was the least commercially popular of the World of Darkness games. It is set in the afterlife of White Wolf Publishing's classic World of Darkness setting, in which the players take on characters who are recently dead and are now ghosts. Wraith: The Oblivion is a tabletop role-playing game designed by Mark Rein

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