 This page contains contact information for the local chapter of the Camarilla Shining Host venue (CND-019), as well as useful internet resources for players and story-tellers alike {we're all story-tellers in this game, really, together telling the best tale that we can}.
| Many resources are available on line with your computer (beyond the site at which you're currently visiting). A few are particularly recommended: One venue with an attractive site which also has lots and lots of photos of folks in costume here, at the Conneticut-based "Mother Grimm's" troupe. Toronto's Camarilla Shining Host folk also have an excellent website. Canadian history? Well, since story comes from history, and vice versa, here's a brief history of Canada, available on the web. An author who has sparked much, Charles de Lint And artists who have sparked equally much, T. Diterlizzi, and Brian and Wendy Froud.  A site is available with numerous online resources for building Character Backgrounds and Histories, thanks to Holly Kubaskie US2002021248.
And notable quotations, entertaining one and all, are available - taken from a non-Camarilla LARP in the United States, but amusing nonetheless.
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Most of the stuff on this page is copyright by White Wolf Publishing Inc. Used without express permission, and without any intent to challenge their rights to the material. Much of the artwork is copyright T. Diterlizzi. Visit his gallery and support this fine artist. The purpose of this site is to provide support for a Live Action troupe who create improvisational stories through Changeling:the Dreaming.
The Camarilla National Affiliate of Canada also hosts a 
So what is all this, anyway? The Washington Post published an 