The Lodge of the Endless Moon has spread across the world, gaining popularity particularly amongst Ghost Wolves and disenfranchised tribal members who put little stock in the traditional stories of Pangaea, Luna and Father Wolf. Though the Lodge of the Endless Moon offers but one alternate version of events — or rather the same story with a different cast of characters — it is a relatively popular version of the werewolf creation myth. A few packs in modern-day nations such as Japan, China, Taiwan and Singapore are entirely composed of members of the lodge, and such allegiance certainly affects their outlooks and behavior. In Europe and America, the obvious focal points for finding these lodge members are the Chinatowns of big cities, where immigrants and those descended from immigrants still cleave tightly to the old ways of both East Asian and Uratha mythology.
The Lodge of the Endless Moon puts no barriers on membership so long as the werewolves who seek to join believe the tale of Tsuki-yumi, whether as historical fact or meaningful parable with a core of truth. Of course, the names of this ancient moonspirit are legion, with Tsuki-yumi simply being the most common. Some members even use the name “Luna,” though it is commonly used as a male title and the Luna of the lodge is a merciless overseer, rather than a forgiving (if insane) Mother figure.
Prerequisites
All applicants must have a Willpower rating of 6 or greater, along with Glory •, Wisdom •, Purity • and Honor •.
Benefits
Members can purchase the Rite: Honor the Benevolent Spirit with experience points, and receive +1 Persuasion and +2 Intimidation to all social dealings with spirits that recognize the character’s allegiance and are aware of the Lodge of the Endless Moon. Members are also incredibly strongwilled to have passed the initiation rites; the experience point costs for raising Willpower becomes five experience points rather than eight. Upon joining this most elite of lodges, a werewolf also gains +1 Honor.
