Edge of Darkness Wiki - User contributions [en]

Weapons

2016-04-04T14:29:07Z

Teeramus: /* Firearms */

Many weapons have additional traits not described in the tables below, such as: Maximum Damage Limit, number of hands to operate, requiring a Skill Specialty/Merit for proper use, unique damage effects, or abilities that can't be covered by the table. For details, check the weapon's description in its source book.

'''Discussion and an FAQ on weapons can be found [[Talk:Weapons|on the Discussion/Talk page]]'''.
* Illegal Access and Crafting can be found on the main [[Equipment]] page.

===Bows===
{{HR|* Bows do a flat 2L Equipment Bonus, regardless of arrowhead type, bow, or Strength}}
* Per the Errata for [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], Bow attacks are penalized by -2 if the wielder has no dots in Fighting Style: [[Archery]].

===Melee===
{{HR|The main gauche<ref>Armory, p.22</ref> will incur a -2 off-hand Penalty to attacks made in the same round as which it is used to parry for the +1 modifier to Defense, unless the wielder has [[Ambidextrous]]}}

== Melee Weapons ==

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
|style=""| '''Weapon'''
|style=""| '''Damage'''
|style=""| '''Size '''
|style=""| '''Durability '''
|style=""| '''Cost'''
|style=""| '''Source'''
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Blunt'''
|-
|Brass Knuckles/Sap Glove
|1B
|1/P
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 34
|-
|Claw Hammer
|1B/0L*
|1/S
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.39
|-
|Escrima Sticks
|1B
|2/S
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 28
|-
|Flashlight Baton
|2B
|1
|1*
|{{dot1}}
|[[Hunter_The_Vigil_Sourcebook|HtV]], p.231
|-
|Iron Fan
|0B
|1S
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.35
|-
|Mace (Metal)
|3B
|2L
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|Maul
|4B
|3
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.28
|-
|Morning Star
|3L
|3
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.28
|-
| Sap
| 1B*
| 1
| 3
| {{dot1}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|Shovel
| 1B
|3N
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.41
|-
| Sledgehammer
| 2B (9-Again)
| 3
| 2
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.41
|-
|Telescopic Baton
|3B
|2*
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.29
|-
|Tonfa / Nightstick
|2B
|2/J
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 29
|-
| Warhammer
| 5B/4L
| 4
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.34
|-
| Wooden Club
| 2B
| 2
| 1
| n/a
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.30
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Chained'''
|-
|Chain (Basic)
|1B
|1S
|3
|n/a
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.30
|-
|Kusari Gama
|2B/L
|2N
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.30
|-
|Kyoketsu Shogi
|1B/L*
|3/N
|2
|{{dot2}}
||[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.30
|-
|Nunchaku
|1B
|1S
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.30
|-
|Poi
|0B
|1S
|3
|n/a
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.30
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Knives'''
|-
|Bowie Knife
|2L
|1/J
|4
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 21
|-
|Katar Punch-Dagger
|2L
|1/S
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 21
|-
|Keris
|2L*
|2/J
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.22
|-
|Khukri
|2L*
|2/J
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.22
|-
|Kitchen Knife
|1L*
|1
|1
|{{dot1}}
|[[Hunter_The_Vigil_Sourcebook|HtV]], p.249
|-
|Knife/dagger
|1L
|1
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
| Main Gauche
| 1L*
| 1
| 3
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.24
|-
| Pocket Knife
| -1L
| 1
| 2
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.24
|-
|Switchblade
|0L
|1P
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 24
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Polearm'''
|-
|Catch Pole
|0B
|3N
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.34
|-
|Halberd
|4L
|4N
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 32
|-
|Naginata
|3L
|4/N
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.31
|-
|Quarterstaff
|2B
|4
|1
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 32
|-
|Scythe
|2L
|4/N
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.41
|-
| Spear
| 3L
| 4
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.32
|-
|Trident
|4L
|4
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.32
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Sword'''
|-
|Bastard Sword
|3/4L*
|3
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.24
|-
|Curved Sword
|3L
|2
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.24
|-
| Fencing Sword
| 1L*
| 2
| 3
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.25
|-
| Katana
| 3L
| 2
| 4
| {{dot3}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.25
|-
| Long Sword
| 3L
| 2
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.27
|-
| Machete
| 2L
| 2
| 3
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.27
|-
|Rapier
|2L
|2L
|3
|{{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.27
|-
|Swordcane
|2B/L
|2L
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.27
|-
|Wakizashi
|2L
|2S
|4
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.27
|-
|Zweihander
|4L (9-again)
|4/N
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 28
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Axes'''
|-
| Battle Axe
| 3L
| 3
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.32
|-
|Crash Axe
|2L
|2/L
|4
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.33
|-
| Fire Axe
| 3L
| 3
| 2
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.33
|-
|Hatchet
|1L
|1S
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.33
|-
|Ice Axe
|2L*
|2/J
|1
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.33
|-
|War Axe
|5L(9 again)
|4
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.33
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Other'''
|-
|Bagh-Nakh
|1L
|1P
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.34
|-
|Belt Sander
| –2L
|2/N
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.38
|-
|Blowtorch
| –1L fire*
|2/S
|2
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.38
|-
|Chainsaw
| -2L 8 Again
|2/N
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 39
|-
|Fishing Gaff
| –1L
|3/N
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.39
|-
| Flare
| -2L fire
| 1
| 1
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.39
|-
|Nail Gun
|0L*
|2
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.39
|-
|Post-Hole Digger
|1L
|4/N
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.40
|-
|Power Drill
|0L
|2/J
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.40
|-
|Screwdriver
|0L
|1/S
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.41
|-
|Sjambok
|1B*
|1J
|2
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.35
|-
|Stake (wood)
|1L
|1S
|1
|n/a
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.36
|-
|Stun Gun
|*
|1/P
|3
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 36
|-
|Whip
|1B/0L
|2J
|1
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 36
|-
|}

== Firearms ==

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
|style=""| '''Weapon'''
|style=""| '''Damage'''
|style=""| '''Range'''
|style=""| '''Capacity'''
|style=""| '''Strength '''
|style=""| '''Size '''
|style=""| '''Cost'''
|style=""| '''Source'''
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Archaic'''
|-
|Bow*
|2L
| Short Range = 3x(Strength + Size + Athletics)
|1
|*
|*
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.90
|-
|Crossbow
|3*
|40/80/160
|1
|2
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|Crossbow, Hand
|1L
|15/30/60
|1
|1
|2N*
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.90
|-
|Flintlock Pistol, Single
|1
|15/30/60
|1
|2
|2
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.81
|-
|Hand cannon
| -2 (8 Again)
|40/80/160
|1
|4
|5
|{{dot4}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.80
|-
|Hatchet
|1L
|Thrown
|1
|2
|1J
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 89
|-
|Javelin, Competition
|2L
|Thrown *4
|1
|2
|2N
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.89
|-
|Knife, throwing
|1L
|Aero
|1
|2
|1P
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 89
|-
|Musket
|2 (8 Again)
|30/60/120
|1
|3
|4
|{{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.80
|-
|Sling
|2L
|Thrown*3
|1
|2
|0P
|N/A
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p. 90
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Assault Rifle'''
|-
| Colt M16
| 4
| 150/300/600
| 30+1
| 2(2/3/4)
| 3
| {{dot3}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.75
|-
| Generic 5.56mm AR
| 4
| 150/300/600
| 30+1
| 2(2/3/4)
| 3
| {{dot3}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.75
|-
| Generic 5.56mm Bullpup AR
| 4
| 150/300/600
| 30+1
| 2(2/3/4)
| 2/L
| {{dot4}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.75
|-
| Generic 7.62mm AR
| 4 (9 again)
| 200/400/800
| 20+1
| 3(3/4/5)
| 3
| {{dot3}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.75
|-
| LWRC IAR
| 4
| 150/300/600
| 30+1
| 2 (2/3/4)
| 3
| {{dot4}}
| [[Armory Reloaded]]: , p.135
|-
| RSA AK-47
| 4
| 125/250/500
| 30+1
| 2(2/3/4)
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.75
|-
| Steyr AUG
| 4
| 150/300/600
| 42+1
| 2(2/3/4)
| 2/L
| {{dot4}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.75
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Rifles'''
|-
|BB Gun, rifle
|1B*
|10/20/40
|300
|1
|2
|{{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.91
|-
|Generic Big-Game Rifle
|5
|250/500/1000
|3+1
|3*
|3
|{{dot4}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.72
|-
|Generic Hunting Rifle
|4 (9 again)
|200/400/800
|4+1
|2
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.71
|-
| Generic Plinking Rifle
| 1
| 30/60/120
| 5+1
| 1
| 2
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.74
|-
| Generic Rifle
| 5
| 200/400/800
| 5+1
| 2
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|Generic Sniper Rifle
|4 (9 again)
|250/500/1000
|10+1
|2
|3
|{{dot4}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.71
|-
|Generic Target Rifle
|4
|150/300/600
|5+1
|2
|3
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.71
|-
| Simonov SKS
| 4
| 200/400/800
| 10+1
| 2
| 3
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.74
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Shotguns'''
|-
| Generic Break [[Action]]
| 4 (9 again)
| 20/40/80
| 2
| 3
| 3
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.77
|-
| Generic Lever [[Action]]
| 4 (9 again)
| 20/40/80
| 2+1
| 3
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.77
|-
| Generic Pump [[Action]]
| 4 (9 again)
| 20/40/80
| 8+1
| 3
| 3
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.77
|-
| Generic Shotgun
| 4 (9 again)
| 20/40/80
| 5+1
| 3
| 2
| {{dot2}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Submachine Guns'''
|-
|American 180
|1*
|20/40/80
|275+1
|1(2/2/2)*
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]],p.68
|-
|Generic 9mm Luger MP
|2
|20/40/80
|20+1
|2(3/4/5)
|1/J
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.69
|-
| Generic Large SMG
| 3
| 50/100/200
| 30+1
| 3(3/4/5)
| 2
| {{dot3}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|Generic Small SMG
| 2
| 25/50/100
| 30+1
| 2(2/3/4)
| 1
| {{dot3}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|Thompson M1928
|3
|25/50/100
|30+1*
|2(2/3/3)
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.69
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Pistols'''
|-
|.22LR
|1
|5/10/20
|6
|0
|1P
|{{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.62
|-
|.357 Magnum
|3
|30/60/120
|6
|2
|1/S
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.62
|-
|.44 Magnum
|3 (9 Again)
|35/70/140
|6
|3
|2/J
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.62
|-
| Automatic, Heavy
| 2
| 30/60/120
| 7+1
| 3
| 1
| {{dot3}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
| Automatic, Light
| 2
| 20/40/80
| 17+1
| 2
| 1
| {{dot3}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
|BB Gun, pistol
|0B*
|5/10/20
|50
|1
|1
|{{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.91
|-
|Colt M1911A1
|3
|30/60/120
|7+1*
|2
|1/S
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] Pp 65
|-
|Derringer
|2
|2/5/10
|1
|1
|1/P
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.66
|-
|Generic Holdout
|1
|5/10/20
|6+1
|1
|1/P
|{{dot1}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.64
|-
| Revolver, Heavy
| 3
| 35/70/140
| 6
| 3
| 1
| {{dot2}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
| Revolver, Light
| 2
| 20/40/80
| 6
| 2
| 1
| {{dot2}}
| [[World_of_Darkness_Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p.170
|-
| RSA Makarov PM
| 2
| 15/30/60
| 8+1
| 1
| 1/P
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.66
|-
|Zip Gun
|*
|1/2/5
|1
|1
|1/P
|N/A
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.67
|-
|colspan="11" style="text-align: left; border-bottom: 1px solid dimgrey;" | '''Other'''
|-
|Dart Gun, pistol
|0*
|10/20/40
|1
|1
|2/L
|{{dot2}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.91
|-
|Dart Gun, rifle
|1*
|25/50/100
|1
|1
|3
|{{dot3}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.91
|-
| Fire Extinguisher
| -2*
| 1/2/3
| 5
| 1
| 2
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.91
|-
| Fire Hose
| 2B
| 10/20/30
| *
| 4
| 4
| N/A
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.91
|-
| Flare Gun
| -1L* Fire
| 20/40/80
| 1
| 1
| 1S
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.91
|-
|Hairspray Flamethrower
| -1L* Fire
|1*
|10*
|1
|1
|n/a
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.92
|-
| Ranged Stun Gun
| -1*
| 1/3/7
| 1
| 1
| 1S
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.93
|-
|Slingshot
| 0B*
| 5/10/20
| 1
| 1
| 1/S
| {{dot1}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.93
|-
| Spear Gun (underwater)
| 3
| 15/30/60
| 1
| 2
| 2L
| {{dot2}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.93
|-
|}

== Explosives ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
|style=""| '''Weapon'''
|style=""| '''Throwing Mod'''
|style=""| '''Blast Radius'''
|style=""| '''Damage'''
|style=""| '''Size'''
|style=""| '''Cost'''
|style=""| '''Source'''
|-
|Concussion
|2
|3
|4B*
|1
|{{dot3}}
|[[World of Darkness Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p 179
|-
|High Explosive
|n/a
|20+*
|6+*
|1-3
|{{dot4}}
|[[World of Darkness Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p 179
|-
|Incendiary
| -1
|2
|2 fire
|1
|n/a
|[[World of Darkness Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p 179
|-

|Shredding
|2
|3
|4
|1
|{{dot3}}
|[[World of Darkness Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p 179
|-
|Single Destructive
|1
|4
|4+*
|1
|{{dot3}}
|[[World of Darkness Sourcebook|WoD Core]], p 179
|-
|}

== Support Weapons ==

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
|style=""| '''Weapon'''
|style=""| '''Damage'''
|style=""| '''Range'''
|style=""| '''Capacity'''
|style=""| '''Strength '''
|style=""| '''Size '''
|style=""| '''Cost'''
|style=""| '''Source'''
|-
|Anti-Tank Rocket Launcher HE
| -1L+5*
|500/1000/2000
|1
|3
|3
|N/A
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.109
|-
|Anti-Tank Rocket Launcher HEAT
| -1(L)+10*
|500/1000/2000
|1
|3
|3
|N/A
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.109
|-
|Browning M1918 BAR
|4 (9 again)*
|200/400/800
|20+1
|3(3/4/5)
|3
|{{dot5}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.80
|-
| Flamethrower, Civilian*
| *
| 2/5/10
| 10
| 3
| 4
| {{dot3}}
| [[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]], p.111
|-
|Generic SAW
|4
|175/350/700
|200*
|(3/4/5)*
|3
|{{dot5}}
|[[Armory Sourcebook|Armory]] p.79
|-
|}
{{Links|Equipment}}{{Characteristics}}

Contests and Games Rules

2016-03-22T13:57:15Z

Teeramus: /* Billiards aka Pool */

{{TOC right}}

This page is for rules regarding the various Contests and Games that we enjoy throwing our characters at. These rules are in no way set in stone and are here for reference if case someone is interested.

==Shots==

[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?15799-Reindeer-Games&p=188189&viewfull=1#post188189 From the Reindeer Games] by West

You can do a number of shots equal to your STA without penalty. Every shot after that levies a cumulative -1 penalty.

Example:

Stamina 2:

*shot 1 (roll resolve + stamina)

*shot 2 (roll resolve + stamina)

*shot 3 (roll resolve + stamina -1)

*shot 4 (roll resolve + stamina -2)

*shot 5 (roll resolve + stamina -3)

*shot 6 (roll resolve + stamina -4)

*shot 7 (roll resolve + stamina -5)

Stamina 3:

*shot 1 (roll resolve + stamina)

*shot 2 (roll resolve + stamina)

*shot 3 (roll resolve + stamina)

*shot 4 (roll resolve + stamina -1)

*shot 5 (roll resolve + stamina -2)

*shot 6 (roll resolve + stamina -3)

*shot 7 (roll resolve + stamina -4)

Roll until you fail, then count how many shots you were able to do successfully.

==Parkour==
by West

The goal is to perform the course in the least number of rolls (i.e. rounds) possible. Contestants are ENCOURAGED to mix and match obstacles. For example, a a race could be three sets of Flows, or a Flow, Scale, Flow. YOU know what your strengths are, use those to influence the race's components. ALL competitors must agree on the race components.

Any race with 3 components or more WILL draw attention. Keep this in mind if conducting the race in an open area if you wish to "enhance" your character for the competition.

===COMPONENTS===

====Flowing====
This is a 1-1/2 minute run, using small obstacles to do tricks on.

This portion uses DEX+ATH -or- STR+ATH and requires 10 successes to complete.

- Any level of Parkour or Running Merits confer a flat +1 bonus to each check.

You roll your check until you accumulate the successes.

Any FAILED CHECK will "break" your flow.

====Scaling====
This will take you to a fire escape stair set on a 90* wall. This is a 30ft scale to the top of the building.
* Option 1: Climb the stairs (flat 5 rounds and ridicule)
* Option 2: Parkour 2 Wall Run
* Option 3: Standard Climb (must pass 3 STR+ATH checks)

Any FAILED CHECK will "break" your flow.

====Jump Across====
This is a jump from one building to another.

A jump estimation MUST be performed.
* If you do not have an ability to estimate on the run, lose 1 round
* If the estimation is FAILED, Jump check is at -5

This is a SINGLE STR+DEX+ATH check, requiring THREE successes.

0 success - take 30 foot fall damage - game over

1 success - catch ledge + climb up (add 3 rounds)

2 success - fall on landing (add 1 round to stand)

Any FAILED CHECK (less than the required 3 suxx) will "break" your flow.

====Jump Down====
This is a jump from a three story building back to street level

A jump estimation MUST be performed.
* If you do not have an ability to estimate on the run, lose 1 round
* If the estimation is FAILED, Jump check is at -5
* This is a 12 YARD FALL (automatic 4 BASHING) which you can mitigate 2 of

Option 1: Freefall, Use DEX+ATH to mitigate (max 2)

Option 2: Use obstacle to break fall.
* 6 Yard Fall (2 bashing) can mitigate 2 w/ DEX+ATH
* Breakfall check, DEX+ATH -3 FAILURE = 12 yard fall NO MITIGATION (regardless of suxx on 1st 6 yard roll)
* 6 Yard Fall (2 bashing) can mitigate 2 w/ DEX+ATH

Any FAILED CHECK (less than the required 3 suxx) will "break" your flow.

Please note, FAILED JUMP ESTIMATIONS are NOT retested. You fail, you take the penalty on your jump.

Jump Estimations are INT+COM.

==Battle Royal==
by [[User:Forn Clakes|Forn Clakes]]

[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?6893-Summer-Festival&p=81505&viewfull=1#post81505 Summer Festival]

===Aim===
To eliminate all opponents by either throwing them over the top rope so both feet or the torso touch the ground, an opponent is rendered unconscious, submits either verbally or physically or suffers serious injury.

===Rules===
No weapons of any kind.
Any lethal damage caused results in automatic disqualification.
When a participant is about to take serious injury (i.e. Bashing converted to Lethal damage), they are eliminated.

===Actions===

A single move action can reach from one side of the ring to the other side with ease, and all standard combat actions are acceptable with the following additions:

====Eliminated via top rope====
For an opponent to be eliminated in this manner, they must be initially grappled. If they are still grappled in the following turn, they can be overpowered using [[Pool::Strength]] + [[Pool::Brawl Skill|Brawl]] – opponent's Strength. If successful, the opponent is thrown over the top rope. This means that if a person still needs to act however, they cannot immediately roll to overpower and throw the initiator over the rope first. A whole turn must pass while controlling the grapple. Think of it as gaining the necessary leverage at the rope to propel an opponent over the rope.

====If thrown over top rope====
However, a person can make a reflexive [[Pool::Dexterity]] + [[Pool::Athletics Skill|Athletics]] – opponent's successes to attempt to grab the ring rope and pull themselves onto the ring apron. From there, they must use a single action to re-enter the ring or attack from the outside.

====Aerial Attacks====
To attack in this manner is a risky affair but looks cool. First, a participant must use a single action to climb the turnbuckle (reflexive with Parkour 3). If they are attacked while getting in position, they must make a reflexive [[Pool::Dexterity]] + [[Pool::Athletics Skill|Athletics]] – opponent's successes as if they had been thrown over top rope. On the next turn, they may use their body as a flying weapon, rolling [[Pool::Dexterity]] + [[Pool::Brawl Skill|Brawl]] + 1 – Defence. Success means they have struck, causing damage and knocking the target prone, as well as landing prone themselves.

====Attacking from apron====
After landing on the ring apron, a participant can try to grapple while outside and pull someone over with them using the above grappling rules. However, if they succeed, they must make a reflexive [[Pool::Dexterity]] + [[Pool::Athletics Skill|Athletics]] roll to keep their balance also. They can also use the ropes to torpedo themselves back into the ring, making a [[Pool::Dexterity]] + [[Pool::Brawl Skill|Brawl]] roll, causing damage as normal but not knock down.

==Foot Race==
by [[User:Forn_Clakes]]

[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?5758-The-Spring-Festival&p=65053&viewfull=1#post65053 Spring Festival]

The foot race will comprise of extended [[Pool::Stamina]] + [[Pool::Athletics Skill|Athletics]] rolls with the winner being the first to reach 20 successes with the least amount of rolls. A failure on a single roll means a cumulative -1 penalty on the next roll until a success is acheived. Dramatic Failure means the character has fallen over and is out of the race. For every 3 points a character has over 9 (rounded down) receives +1 bonus to their dice pool. Please post all your rolls in one go along with any thoughts going through the runner's head. The winner will be announced at the end of the race.

==Shotput==
by [[User:Forn_Clakes]]

[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?5758-The-Spring-Festival&p=65205&viewfull=1#post65205 Spring Festival]

[[Pool::Strength]] + [[Pool::Athletics Skill|Athletics]] roll

The winner is the person to throw the shot the furthest

The short range that a character can be throw the shot is equal to the character's [[Pool::Strength]] + [[Pool::Dexterity]] + [[Pool::Athletics Skill|Athletics]] – 1 yards

Medium range is double this and incurs a -2 penalty

Long range is double medium range and incurs a -4 penalty

A character must first succeed at a standard throw to move onto medium range and then onto long range, and each participant gets two attempts per distance thrown

Any ties will be determined by total successes for the throws in that range

Please place your character's three ranges in with the post.

==Ring Toss==
by [[User:Forn_Clakes]]

[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?5758-The-Spring-Festival&p=65205&viewfull=1#post65205 Spring Festival]

Each participant gets 5 rings

Each throw requires a [[Pool::Dexterity]] + [[Pool::Athletics Skill|Athletics]] roll

5 bottles in points like a star and a smaller bottle in the middle

1 point per bottle at a standard roll

2 points for the centre bottle but at a -3 penalty

Any ties at the end will require a single toss-off until a winner is decided

==Poker==
* From [http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?13304-The-Spiral-IV-Halloween-Poker-Night&p=164906&viewfull=1#post164906 Spiral IV]

Poker Rules:

Poker is an extended and contested roll. It's base roll is [[Pool::Intelligence]] + Composure -2. The characters can gain circumstantial bonuses for cheating, skilled bluffing or a good eye for reading an opponent.

These three are handled as follows:

'''Cheating''' is [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Larceny Skill|Larceny]] contested by [[Pool::Intelligence]] + Composure (to spot the cheat)

'''Bluffing''' is [[Pool::Manipulation]] + [[Pool::Subterfuge Skill|Subterfuge]] contested by [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Empathy Skill|Empathy]]

'''Reading''' an opponent is [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Empathy Skill|Empathy]] contested by [[Pool::Manipulation]] + [[Pool::Subterfuge Skill|Subterfuge]].

Success on one of these stratagems grants an additional +2 circumstance bonus to the roll; failure, however, imposes a –1 penalty. Cheating, bluffing and reading are rolled before the group rolls [[Pool::Intelligence]] + Composure.

==Chess==
by [[User:Selena]]

The rolls are [[Pool::Intelligence]] + Composure, extended for 10 versus same pool

Success will determine the winner of the match.

==Billiards aka Pool==
by [[User:Selena]]

The rolls are [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Dexterity]], extended for 9 (balls) versus same pool

Success will determine the winner of the match.

==Beer Pong==
by [[User:CyledyrWyllt]]
These rules are designed with fairness to all players & minimization of possible disputes between participants.

Cup Formation:
10 cups per 2-person team
Starting formation is a “tight triangle” formation (rims touching), pointing towards the opposing side. Re-racks are used to maintain formations.
The 10-cup triangle must be centered on the table and the back of the rack must be in line with the back edge of the table.
Cups must not be tilted or leaned against the surrounding cups.

Content of Cups:
Water will be distributed evenly in the 10 cups on each side of the table. These water cups are not for consumption–they are to be reused every round and beer is poured into clean glasses from a pitcher for consumption by participants.

Shooting and Table Sides:
First possession will be determined by coin toss. Alternatively, table side may be chosen in lieu of first possession.
Each team will get two (2) shots for each turn, one shot per team member.

Grabbing:
The ball in play may not be grabbed.
In the event of player interference prior to the ball making contact with a cup, (aka premature grabulation), a one-cup penalty will be imposed for the interference. The thrower who had his or her shot interfered with may choose the cup to be removed.

Bounce Shots:
Players are required to let their shots bounce off of the table before making it to the cup.

Reformation:
Cups must be reformed(re-racked) at 6, 3, and 1 cups remaining on the table.
Racks must be aligned to the center of the table.

Rollbacks:
If both players on a team sink his/her shot on the same turn, that team will get one (1) additional rollback shot. The only exception to this rule is during redemption(see below).
Either teammate may take the rollback shot.

Leaning:
A player may not place a hand/foot/leg/penis/whatever on the table in order to gain additional reach and/or leverage. A player’s hand may touch the table after a shot is released.
Players may not edge themselves around the table when they throw.
Under no circumstances may a player shoot with any part of his or her body on (against is permitted) the table.
Players may not move cups out of position in order to gain a leaning advantage. If the cups move as a result of contact with the body while shooting, the cups must be returned to their original spot before the opposing team shoots. Any cup knocked over as the result of excessive leaning will count as a hit shot.

Distractions:
Players may not cross the plane of play (the imaginary plane which runs vertically and separates you from your cups) with any part of their bodies, clothing, or other objects, while the other team is shooting. To avoid violating this rule, just stand back a few feet from your cups.
Players may not fan, blow, or otherwise intentionally create an air current surrounding the cups in play.
Players may not approach the opposing team members in an unsportsmanlike manner. This includes running alongside the table to talk trash in an opposing players face. In general, players should never be on the side of the table (picking up a ball is an exception).
Players and spectators may not visually block cups from opposing players. This includes the use of lighting mechanisms to interfere with vision. As an example, no player may shine a laser pointer in his opponents eyes.
Spectators are permitted to aid in distractions, but may not be inside the playing area at any time. In addition, in the event that players are positioned close to the outer edges of a playing area, spectators are prohibited from unreasonably interfering with a players ability to shoot. Specifically, no spectator is allowed to scream directly into the ears of players at close range, or attempt to block a player’s view of the cups.

Cup Interference:
In the event that a player knocks over his or her own cups, those cups are to be counted as though sunk and removed from the table. They are not to be refilled or replaced unless the dipshits are not paying attention.

Ending the Game:
Redemption (A.K.A. Rebuttal) & Overtime
As soon as the last cup is hit, the opposing team has the opportunity to try and bring the game into Overtime.
Either player may take the first shot, and the ball is rolled back until a player misses. As soon as a miss occurs, the game is over. At this time, players MUST alternate throwers in the event of multiple hits-one player may NOT take all the redemption shots.
Successful redemption results in initiation of a 3-cup overtime, with the dominant team (the team which would have won had their opponents not redeemed), selecting possession. The same redemption and rollback rules apply during overtime as apply pre-overtime.

Disputes
A dispute is not considered to be valid unless witnessed by two or more individuals. In the event of a valid dispute, that game is considered paused and an official must be notified. Any witnesses to the event in question must remain at the table until the dispute has been resolved. All calls made by the referee are final. Intentional abuse of game rules and/or disputation without adequate cause is grounds for ejection from the tournament.

Time Limit On Shooting
In general, players are expected to take their shots within a reasonable amount of time, and in accordance with proper sportsmanship. Generally, no specific time limit is placed on shots. However, times may arise when it is necessary to limit the amount of time each player has to take a shot. In these cases, a referee, at his sole discretion, may institute a ‘shot clock’. When a shot clock has been imposed, the referee will give each player 30 seconds to shoot. This 30 second period will start when the referee deems that the player is ready to shoot (i.e. the player has recovered the ball, and there is nothing preventing him from shooting). In the event that the 30 second period expires, the shooter will forfeit his shot.

Absentee Players
In the event that a player is temporarily absent, no substitution may be made. The game continues without the missing player; i.e. that team receives only one shot per side until the missing player returns.

Conduct
All players are to conduct themselves in a matter respectful to other players, referees, and the venue. Unacceptable conduct will result in severe punitive action, to be applied at the discretion of the referees. Unacceptable conduct includes, but is not limited to, fighting, abuse of referees, unreasonably throwing balls at opponents, abuse of other players, abuse of beer (excessive spilling), etc.

[[Category:House Rules]]

Lucidity

2016-03-17T23:40:51Z

Teeramus: /* Roll Results */

__NOTOC__{{Infobox Contract
|Name=Contracts of Lucidity
|Source=Dancers in the Dusk
|Pages=69
|Type=Common
}}

One of the biggest challenges any changeling faces is dealing with the ever-present memories of their durance. Try as they might to leave their past behind them, unexpected reminders creep through the tiniest cracks in the Lost psyche, each one with the potential to breech the dam of pseudo-humanity that a changeling wraps around himself upon returning Faerie. Shoring up that dam, bolstering one’s own Clarity, or that of others, is the nominal purpose of this Contract, and the only one that most Lost will ever admit to using them for. Any tool, however, can be dangerous in the wrong hands, which is why many changelings will not speak of, let alone learn, these powers.

==Contract Levels==
===• Read Lucidity===
While those who have time and opportunity can eventually tell a more stable individual from one who’s sunk deeply into the depths of dream and disconnect simply by their words and actions, sometimes one doesn’t have the leisure for lengthy observation. In a pinch, being able to read a target’s mental stability is an invaluable tool for determining how best to deal with a potential madman.

* '''Cost:''' 1 [[Cost::Glamour]]
* '''Dice Pool:''' [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Wyrd]]
* '''Action:''' [[Action::Instant]]
* '''Catch:''' The changeling is touching the target, skin-to-skin.

===Roll Results===
* '''Dramatic Failure:''' The changeling’s perceptions of the subject’s world-views are dramatically off kilter. She may believe the near-insane Lost to be quite rational, or the logical changeling to be in the throes of a schizophrenic breakdown. While there is no mechanic for this, it will affect the changeling’s perceptions and behaviors. She will be more likely to give credence to the thoughts and suggestions of a changeling she falsely believes to be of high lucidity, or discount those of one she inaccurately perceives as mad. As well, it will color how she sees those who view the Lost differently than she does, perhaps leading her to question their motives or even their own Clarity.
* '''Failure:''' The clause has no effect.
* '''Success:''' The changeling is able to gain a grasp of the subject’s relative Clarity rating. While Clarity ratings as a numeric value are a game conceit, the changeling gains insight into how clear the subject’s thinking is, how deeply he is currently being affected by the scars of his time in the durance, and how accurately he is perceiving reality.
* '''Exceptional Success:''' The changeling also gets a general inkling of cause of the subject’s last Clarity loss, although no specific details are given. She may sense that the Clarity sin was “kidnapping” or “killing a Lost”, but not who was affected or when the sin came about.

* '''Clarity Breaking Point Level:''' 9

===•• Temporary Sanity===
High Clarity endows Lost with the ability to sense the world around them in a reasonable and logical manner, as well as endowing them with a chance to perceive the presence of supernatural beings, items or magical effects around them. For those who do not possess as strong a sense of balance between the fae world and the mundane one, Temporary Sanity can serve in its stead. At the cost of risking one’s normal Clarity, this clause temporarily lends
the changeling an increased sense of mental balance, along with the benefits that accompany that stability.

* '''Cost:''' 2 [[Cost::Glamour]]
* '''Dice Pool:''' [[Pool::Occult Skill]] + [[Pool::Wyrd]]
* '''Action:''' [[Action::Instant]]
* '''Catch:''' The changeling stands on one foot, eyes shut, arms at her side, for a full minute before activating the Contract.

===Roll Results===
* '''Dramatic Failure:''' The changeling gains no additional Clarity, and for the remainder of the scene, suffers from a –2 dice penalty to any Perception tests, cumulative with any other penalties she may be under.
* '''Failure:''' The Contract has no effect.
* '''Success:''' For a number of turns equal to the number of successes rolled, the changeling gains additional Clarity equal to the number of successes rolled. For the duration of the Contract, all of her perceptions (including the opportunity to attempt Kenning rolls or Keen Senses (p. 92, Changeling: The Lost) are made at the higher Clarity rating.
* '''Exceptional Success:''' The changeling receives the benefits as with a success, but they last for an entire scene.

* '''Clarity Breaking Point Level:''' 8

===••• Gift of Lucidity===
Just as Temporary Sanity can bolster a changeling’s own Clarity, Gift of Lucidity allows him to share that beneficial effect with others for a short time. This Contract can buy a changeling time and avoid forcing them to “put down” a motley mate or other valued Lost companion, but it comes at
a high price — the temporary loss of one’s own Clarity.

* '''Cost:''' 1 [[Cost::Glamour]] per level of Clarity rating “lent”(to a maximum of 3) + 1 [[Cost::Willpower]]
* '''Dice Pool:''' [[Pool::Presence]] + [[Pool::Clarity]] + [[Pool::Wyrd]] — subject’s [[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]]
* '''Action:''' [[Action::Instant]]
* '''Catch:''' The subject has lost at least one dot of Clarity within the last 12 hours.

===Roll Results===
* '''Dramatic Failure:''' The subject receives no benefit from the Contract, but the activating Lost still suffers from the temporary loss of however many Clarity ratings he invested into the attempt for the next scene. The subject must make a single derangement roll, regardless of how many levels he attempted to “lend.” As the loan and loss of Clarity are temporary, should the Lost gain a derangement in this fashion, his normal Clarity eventually negates it — a derangement gained in this manner lasts only for the next month. This does not negate the need to make the Clarity roll for attempting to activate the Contract, however, and a derangement gained from that roll is permanent.
* '''Failure:''' The Contract has no effect, and neither the target nor activating Lost’s Clarity is changed. The changeling must still make the breaking point roll, however.
* '''Success:''' For the rest of the scene, the subject gains the benefit of additional Clarity equal to the number “loaned” by the activating changeling. For the duration of the Contract, all of her perceptions (including the opportunity to attempt Kenning rolls or Keen Senses (p. 92, Changeling: The Lost) are made at the higher Clarity rating. Likewise, for the same time period, the activating changeling perceives the world as if his Clarity were lowered by a number of levels equal to those lent to the target. The subject must make a single derangement roll, regardless of how many levels he “lent.” As the loan and loss of Clarity are temporary, should the Lost gain a derangement in this fashion, his normal Clarity eventually negates it — a derangement gained in this manner lasts only for the next month. This does not negate the need to make the degeneration roll for attempting to activate the Contract, however, and a derangement gained from that roll is permanent.
* '''Exceptional Success:''' For the remainder of the scene, the targeted changeling receives a temporary benefit as if her Clarity had been boosted by a number of levels equal to the number of Clarity rating levels the activating Lost committed to the attempt. However, the activating Lost also retains his Clarity unaffected for that time period. This does not negate the need to make the Clarity roll for attempting to activate the Contract, however.

* '''Clarity Breaking Point Level:''' 6

===•••• Armored Clarity===
Sometimes a changeling is faced with a situation which he knows, without a doubt, will challenge his Clarity on multiple levels. This can be a situation where the Clarity-shaking action is justified by need — a Hedge-diver who knows he will have to spend an extended period in the Thorns (and thus out of human contact), or a Lost who must ravish a human’s dreams in order to accomplish a greater good. Certainly not all uses of this Contract are entirely altruistic, however, and a changeling who knows he will be breaking an oath by kidnapping and then killing a human might well activate it before the dastardly deed to attempt to reduce the impact such depraved acts have upon his psyche. Regardless of the morality and motivation
behind them, when a changeling knowingly faces situations which may challenge their sanity, the ability to bolster one’s Clarity against breaking points temporarily is invaluable.

* '''Cost''' 3 [[Cost::Glamour]]
* '''Dice Pool:''' [[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Clarity]]
* '''Action:''' [[Action::Instant]]
* '''Catch:''' The changeling has spent the last hour in the company of more un-ensorcelled humans than ensorcelled humans or Lost.

===Roll Results===
* '''Dramatic Failure:''' The changeling’s Clarity receives no protection, and he suffers a –1 die penalty on his next Clarity roll.
* '''Failure:''' The Contract has no effect.
* '''Success:''' For the next scene, the changeling does not make Clarity rolls as he takes actions. Instead, at the end of the scene, the Lost makes a single Clarity roll for the lowest Clarity rating level he violated, and goes forward from there as if this was the only breaking point he triggered. He still must make the Clarity roll for activating this Contract, however, above and beyond the one he makes to cover his multitude of “sins.”
* '''Exceptional Success:''' As with a success, however the Lost makes receives +1 bonus die on his “lowest of all incurred” Clarity roll, and on any derangement roll which follows as a result. This does not negate the need to make the degeneration roll for attempting to activate the Contract, nor does that roll receive the bonus die.

* '''Clarity Breaking Point Level:''' 4

===••••• Thief of Reason===
as noble, stealing it away is difficult to justify as anything but a hostile gesture. Stripping another Lost’s sanity, bringing their memories of their time in Arcadia to the forefront of their perception is an effective tactic for combat or ambush, but the changeling who does so too frequently may well find this action leaves him with little Clarity of his own to spare.

* '''Cost:''' 3 [[Cost::Glamour]] + 1 [[Cost::Willpower]]
* '''Dice Pool:''' [[Pool::Presence]] + [[Pool::Intimidation Skill]] + [[Pool::Wyrd]] — subject’s [[Pool::Willpower]] + [[Pool::Wyrd]]
* '''Action:''' [[Action::Instant]]
* '''Catch:''' The subject has made a statement doubting her own sanity within the last hour in front of witnesses.

===Roll Results===
* '''Dramatic Failure:''' The changeling’s attempt to steal the subject’s Clarity fails miserably, rebounding back against him. His own Clarity automatically drops by one rating. There is no challenge for this, it is automatic, but he can make a test to attempt to avoid gaining a derangement for this loss. This test does not take the place of the degeneration roll he must make for attempting to activate this Contract.
* '''Failure:''' The Contract has no effect. The changeling must still make the Clarity roll for attempting to activate this Contract.
* '''Success:''' The changeling successfully (but temporarily) impacts the subject’s Clarity by triggering an overwhelming and immediate memory (true or not) of her experiences in Arcadia. For the remainder of the scene, the subject’s Clarity is treated as if it were lowered by a number of levels equal to the number of successes achieved by the targeting changeling. This cannot lower the subject’s effective Clarity below 1. Not only does this change in effective Clarity give the subject any penalties to her perception rolls that the temporarily lowered Clarity would (p. 93, Changeling: The Lost), but the sudden and dramatic assault upon her sanity reduces her ability to interact quickly and efficiently with the world around her. For the remainder of the scene, she is at a –2 penalty to initiative, and her Defense is lowered by 1. As well, she must test to see if she gains a derangement. If she gains a derangement from this roll, its effects last for the next month before her normal Clarity is able to fight it off.
* '''Exceptional Success:''' As with a success, however the subject is even more fettered by the impact. On top of the reduction in initiative and lowered defense, all rolls she makes for the remainder of the scene suffer a –2 dice penalty. This does not include the derangement roll for the temporary loss of Clarity.

* '''Clarity Breaking Point Level:''' 2

{{Changeling/Contracts}}

Ending Gifts

2016-02-26T14:52:28Z

Teeramus: Added details

{{Werewolf/Gift
|Name=Ending Gifts
|Source=The Rage Forsaken Players Guide
|Pages=p. 114-116
|Affinity=[[Bone Shadows]]
}}
Death Wolf walked the Pangaean landscape for many years, seeking out the answers at the end of
every creature’s life. Through the Ending Gifts, her Bone Shadow children are able to explore the ending
of lives as she once did, learning as their totem learned. Though the Hirfathra Hissu already have
access to the Death Gifts, the Ending Gifts focus on aspects of death more tied in to Kamduis-Ur’s
personal journey and the answers she worked for. As such, the Ending Gifts are often referred to as Death
Wolf’s Gifts.

== Gift List ==

=== Fear of Death (•) ===
The werewolf can look into the eyes of any living being and determine what type of death he most fears. The Gift can have some dark uses, revealing to a Bone Shadow just what method of death a subject fears the most, providing enough information for the character to arrange some grave threats or terrifying ambushes. Although the Gift was bestowed with a more insightful and cerebral intent in mind, there’s nothing stopping a cunning werewolf from using Fear of Death to scare his enemies or punish someone by killing her in the way she’s feared most since childhood.
* Cost: 1 Willpower
* Dice Pool: Wits + Empathy + Wisdom versus target’s Resolve + Primal Urge
* Action: Instant

Roll Results

* ''Dramatic Failure'': The werewolf garners an incorrect perception of the subject’s greatest fears regarding death. Whereas a person might fear being strangled after rape because of a similar incident in her life, the werewolf might sense a distinct fear of heights and falling that do not exist in the target’s mind.
* ''Failure'': The werewolf is unable to perceive the subject’s greatest fears regarding death.
* ''Success'': The character learns the method of death that the subject most fears, which is perhaps tied into a phobia or horrifying event in childhood.
* ''Exceptional Success'': The character also gains a faint impression of the reason the subject feels such fear, sensing images and fragments of thoughts detailing why that particular fear is so strong.

=== Eyes of the Slain (••) ===
This Gift is a take on the apocryphal power to stare into the eyes of a corpse and discover how the
victim was murdered. Though the Ending Gifts do not allow a werewolf access to such power, many
Bone Shadows find Eyes of the Slain to be a fascinating opportunity nevertheless.

The Gift only functions on the bodies of physical beings (not ghosts or spirits) that the werewolf
has killed herself. In bringing about the death of the person, the character has bound herself to the path of
the deceased soul’s destiny. By staring into the eyes of the corpse, the werewolf can focus her senses on that bond, determining what it was in life that the slain person most lived for. For some corpses, the images that shine in the eyes might be of their drug addiction, love for their children or an ambition regarding their career. It can be a difficult process to watch, for even the most hard-hearted of killers might have left behind something touching that they truly lived for, no matter how twisted their ideals. It goes almost without saying that some Bone Shadows use this Gift as a means of post-mortem interrogation

* Cost:1 Essence
* Dice Pool:Intelligence + Empathy + Honor
* Action:Instant

Roll Results

* ''Dramatic Failure'': The corpse’s eyes show nothing. Any local ghosts or death-spirits might become drawn to the location, sensing the killing and a potential new ghost.
* ''Failure'': The character learns nothing from the glazed and motionless eyes.
* ''Success'': The character spends a full turn looking into the corpse’s eyes and learns the most important thing that the soul is sorriest to leave behind. In the cases of people, the Gift allows the character to sense the name of the face she sees and its relationship to the dead person, i.e., “Mary, his daughter” and a detailed description.
* ''Exceptional Success'': Per a success, but the character also learns another driving aspect that the deceased is sorrowful at leaving behind.

=== Death Masque (•••) ===
It takes a bold werewolf to call on Death to protect himself, but some Bone Shadows do just that. This Gift allows the werewolf to wrap himself in the imagery of his own death, effectively deceiving onlookers into believing that a glancing wound was lethal or that a near-miss became a mortal strike. Once the foe believes the Bone Shadow dead, he may gain a few precious moments to heal — and to strike from behind.

* Cost:1 Essence
* Dice Pool:Intelligence + Survival + Wisdom
* Action:Reflexive

Roll Results

* ''Dramatic Failure'': The death energies come to the werewolf, but do not act in his favor. The werewolf takes one point of bashing damage.
* ''Failure'': The Gift fails to work; the werewolf’s wounds may appear a bit worse than usual, but not enough to convince anyone that they’re mortal.
* ''Success'': The illusion takes effect. Any wounds that the werewolf has just suffered appear to be magnified. If the werewolf is unwounded but was previously in mortal danger, the illusion depicts that danger catching up to him. For instance, a recent claw rake across the back appears to be much deeper, with more blood and possibly deep cuts into the spine. If a person was shooting at the werewolf, Death Masque creates an illusion of bullets going into the heart, throat or head (or all three). As long as some plausible source of death has threatened the werewolf within the last six seconds, Death Masque can make it appear as though the danger has killed the werewolf.
: The illusory wounds granted by Death Masque last for the remainder of the scene, or until the werewolf chooses to end the Gift’s effects. The illusion extends to all five senses; the Bone Shadow smells dead, has no discernable pulse and cools to the touch. However, it will not conceal any movement more dramatic than breathing, regeneration or eye movement. If the werewolf gets up and keeps fighting (or doesn’t fall to the ground in the first place), others see him still moving and fighting, just with what would appear to be mortal wounds. This Gift can be used to gain the element of surprise on an attacker (see the World of Darkness Rulebook, p. 151).
: This Gift automatically deceives any mundane observer. A supernatural power used to see through the illusion (such as the vampiric Discipline of Auspex) may see through the Death Masque; compare the observer’s successes on her activation roll to the werewolf’s successes gathered to activate this Gift.
* ''Exceptional Success'': As above, and any supernatural attempts to see through the Death Masque are at an additional –1 penalty.

=== Bone Hex (••••) ===
Death Wolf learned to influence Fate in her travels, watching as creatures died under the twists of her machinations. This Gift allows her children to do the same, by weaving fate into a different pattern and altering the immediate destiny of a chosen subject. By killing in this manner, the werewolf does not avoid any Harmony loss she would otherwise experience if the death had been administered directly.

* Cost: 1 Essence
* Dice Pool: Presence + Occult + Glory
* Action: Instant

Roll Results

* ''Dramatic Failure'': The veins of fate refuse to be manipulated and the effects of the Gift backfire. The Bone Shadow suffers a –4 penalty on her next three dice rolls.
* ''Failure'': Fate remains the same, refusing to be twisted by outside interference.
* ''Success'': The character manipulated the fate of the subject by conscious thought. The target suffers a –4 penalty on his next three dice rolls, including Harmony, Morality or other degeneration rolls.
* ''Exceptional Success'': Per a success, though the Bone Shadow can choose when the effects of the Hex apply, as long as they occur within one month of the Gift’s use.

=== Images of Death (•••••) ===
Death Wolf learned all aspects of endings in her travels, even the ability to perceive a creature’s death from the moment of its birth. With this Gift, the werewolf can flood a target’s mind with images of his own death to come. This is a horrifying power, filling the subject’s mind with sensations that he unerringly knows represent the way he will die. Even relatively painless or quick deaths will hurt the target’s mind and eyes as he sees the literal end of his life.

* Cost: 2 Essence
* Dice Pool: Wits + Intimidation + Purity
* Action: Instant

Roll Results

* ''Dramatic Failure'': The Gift fails and instead shows the werewolf conflicting visions of her own death. Unlike the images inflicted on others, these detail only possible deaths, appearing as eye-wracking visions that debilitate the character, reducing her dice pools by 2 for 10 – Stamina hours.
* ''Failure'': The Gift fails to show the target anything.
* ''Success'': Images of the target’s eventual death flash before his eyes, stealing all of his senses. If he dies in a car wreck, he feels himself standing on the road staring at the accident. If he dies in battle, he sees the death blow falling and his body breaking. If he dies in a hospital bed, he smells the disinfectant on the ward and the stale blankets bathed in his sweat. This is a traumatizing experience, to say the least. Anyone witnessing his own death in this way must suffer a –2 penalty to all dice rolls for the next week as he experiences recurring nightmares of the vision. No matter what steps the target takes to avoid his death, it will still occur in the ordained manner.
* ''Exceptional Success'': The visions turn into nightmares that last a month instead of a week.

{{footer|wtf}}

Werewolf Cheat Sheet

2016-02-12T22:46:40Z

2016-02-10T15:38:54Z

Teeramus:

{{header|wtf}}{{topicon wtf}}{{Werewolf/Index}}

Frequently asked questions about the Werewolf venue on Edge of Darkness. But first, some links to other pages that may answer your questions.
* [[Werewolf: The Forsaken]] An overview of the Werewolf game line. If you don't know anything about Werewolf this is a good place to start.
* [[Werewolf]] The landing page for werewolf on the wiki. Provide a glimpse of the backstory of Werewolf in Sacramento.
* [[Character Creation for Werewolf]] As the title says, if you're looking to create a new werewolf, this is the page for you.
* [[Form:Add Werewolf Character]] Add your approved Werewolf character to the wiki here.
* [[Who's Who: Werewolf]] A list of active packs and some information about them.
* [[Werewolf Characters]] A list of characters and some information about them.
* [[Werewolf Territories]] A map of current territories held by active packs. (Out of date as of February 2016)
* [[Werewolf House Rules]] Some rules don't work so well in a Play-by-Post format, other rules can simply unbalance the game to much. This page list all the House Rules that Story Tellers have instituted to make the game fun for everyone.
* [[Errata: Werewolf]] Stuff that Ethan Skemp has said in terms of errata and clarifications.
* [[:Category:Werewolf Books]] A list of all the Werewolf books.
* [[:Category:Werewolf: The Forsaken]] A list of all the wiki pages we have about Werewolf: The Forsaken.

__TOC__
== Where did all the other information on this page go? ==
To the [[Werewolf Cheat Sheet]]. All the information on this page has been moved as the two pages contained the exact same information.

== How do I use the Cahalith's dream ability, Prophetic Dreams? ==
Ask the Werewolf story teller's for a dream and tell them what theme your character has.<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?3574 Cahalith and Dreams]</ref>

== How do indicate I'm speaking in First Tongue? / Why are people using angle brackets when they talk? ==
The use of First Tongue on the site is indicated by using double angle bracket's around speech instead of double quotation marks.<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?1841 A note on languages]</ref>

== Do I need to get a Spirit Branding in a scene or can it be done 'backstage'? ==
So long as a packmate has the [[Spirit Brand Rite|Rite of the Spirit Brand]] it doesn't need to be done in a scene.<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=69782&viewfull=1#post69782 Rite of the Spirit Brand]</ref>

== What is the mindset of a Werewolf? ==
"Average" Werewolves are strongly pack-aligned and social, with powerful bonds to their pack brothers and sisters. A regular "night as a wolf" consists of patrolling and maintaining their territory, interaction with the pack, and ensuring that the Hisil and the regular world aren't attempting to have a massive cat fight with each other, and that no one's sticking their nose in. Clashes with other packs aren't uncommon if they intrude on territory.

Also, the Hisil doesn't like them. People don't like them. If anyone ever finds out what you are, they're probably going to try and kill you, and as it turns out, the rumour about what works on werewolves is totally true.

They also give off a predatory, wolfish air to normal people the higher their Primal Urge is, and can detect each other, and the wolfblooded, by scent in all forms. They also live with the knowledge that violence can suddenly explode from them, no matter how pleasant and calm they might be in ordinary life. The Rage is both a weapon and a massive downside of being a werewolf - it makes them more able to defend and protect themselves, but it can lead to them turning on their allies and mortal families.

-- Kazakin<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=251464&viewfull=1#post251464 Mindset of a Werewolf]</ref>

== How does a Pack get their own place? ==
Basically, you don't.

Werewolf doesn't have a safehouse merit per RAW, and it mucks things up a bit to HR one. Werewolves are unique in that the venue is set up especially to take advantage of small unit tactics and forging a tightly knit group. Because of this, a variety of merits like the safehouse are...less then fitting.

If a standard safehouse were to be allowed for size and security a standard pack of 4+ wolves would have a Size 4 Security 4 safehouse in a month or two for 6 xp, with a locus following shortly after. The Crusaders took this the furthest as far as I've seen, requiring a stipend of 6-8 XP to stay in the pack to go towards Pack Den or a Guardian Spirit. The end result was very efficient in getting ridiculous essence among other perks you really wouldn't see in other venues. For this reason SDog, then me and Kelreth, talked about ditching the merit for something more thematically appropriate (wolves don't stay in a single home like the Herd). From the looks of it Kelreth and SDog have taken steps to continue the process.

-- [[User:Xander|Xander]]<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=360128&viewfull=1#post360128 Safehouse]</ref>

== The core NWoD book says that you can only meditate once per day. Does this timer also apply to the bonus to Rituals? Or does a successful meditation last the whole day? ==
Lets go with successfully meditating benefits the rolls for one Ritual performance.

So 4+ successes to meditate (ie a successful meditation) will give you +2 on all rolls that it takes to complete one ritual. If you want the benefits for a 2nd ritual (or attempt the ritual again) you need to successfully meditate again.

-- [[User:Kelreth|Kelreth]]<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=393214&viewfull=1#post393214 Meditation bonus to Rituals]</ref>

{{footer|wtf}}

Werewolf FAQ

2016-02-10T15:30:48Z

Teeramus: How does a Pack get their own place?

Werewolf Cheat Sheet

2016-02-10T15:16:12Z

Teeramus: Essence

{{header|wtf}}{{topicon wtf}}{{TOC right}}{{Werewolf/Index}}
Put together by [[User:DrDog|DrDog]] & [[User:Roadnottaken|Roadnottaken]]

If you don't understand, ask, and it will be answered.

==Auspices==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="19%" | [[Rahu]]
! width="19%" | [[Cahalith]]
! width="19%" | [[Elodoth]]
! width="19%" | [[Ithaeur]]
! width="19%" | [[Irraka]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Rahu.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Cahalith.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Elodoth.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ithaeur.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Irraka.png]]
|-
! Auspice
! align="center" | Full Moon, Warrior
! align="center" | Gibous Moon, Visionary
! align="center" | Half Moon, Walker Between
! align="center" | Crescent Moon, Spirit Master
! align="center" | New Moon, Stalker
|-
! Reknown
| [[Purity]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Honor]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Cunning]]
|-
! Specialties
|
* [[Brawl Skill|Brawl]]
* [[Intimidation Skill|Intimidation]]
* [[Survival Skill|Survival]]
|
* [[Crafts Skill|Crafts]]
* [[Expression Skill|Expression]]
* [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]]
|
* [[Empathy Skill|Empathy]]
* [[Investigation Skill|Investigation]]
* [[Politics Skill|Politics]]
|
* [[Animal Ken Skill|Animal Ken]]
* [[Medicine Skill|Medicine]]
* [[Occult Skill|Occult]]
|
* [[Larceny Skill|Larceny]]
* [[Stealth Skill|Stealth]]
* [[Subterfuge Skill|Subterfuge]]
|-
! Gift Lists
|
* [[Dominance Gifts|Dominance]]
* [[Full Moon Gifts|Full Moon]]
* [[Strength Gifts|Strength]]
|
* [[Gibbous Moon Gifts|Gibbous Moon]]
* [[Inspiration Gifts|Inspiration]]
* [[Knowledge Gifts|Knowledge]]
|
* [[Half Moon Gifts|Half Moon]]
* [[Insight Gifts|Insight]]
* [[Warding Gifts|Warding]]
|
* [[Crescent Moon Gifts|Crescent Moon]]
* [[Elemental Gifts|Elemental]]
* [[Shaping Gifts|Shaping]]
|
* [[Evasion Gifts|Evasion]]
* [[New Moon Gifts|New Moon]]
* [[Stealth Gifts|Stealth]]
|-
! Ability
| valign="top" | '''Warrior’s Eye'''

“Read” a foe once per session, [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Primal Urge]] to determine if foe is more/less powerful. DF: Misjudgment, ES: Sense of gap between power levels.
| valign="top" | '''Prophetic Dreams'''

Gives clue about challenges faced once per story., must sleep at least 4 hours. +1 bonus to [[Occult Skill|Occult]] rolls to interpret omens or occult riddles.
| valign="top" | '''Spirit Envoy'''

+2 bonus to Empathy, [[Expression Skill|Expression]], [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]], or Politics rolls made to negotiate with spirits. Does not apply to threats.
| valign="top" | '''Ritual Master'''

Rituals dots cost new x4. New [[Rites]] bought with experience cost dots x1.
| valign="top" | '''Pathfinder’s Sense'''

+2 bonus to ‘peek’ into [[Shadow Realm|Shadow]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant) or perceive ephemeral spirits ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant). Also applies to rolls to sense [[Locus|loci]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + PU).
|}

=== Moon Phases<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=136021&viewfull=1#post136021 Moon Phases]</ref> ===
* 0-20% is a New Moon
* 20-40% is a Crescent Moon
* 40-60% is a Half Moon
* 60-80% is a Gibbous Moon
* 80-100% is a Full Moon
Current moon phase for Sacramento can be found [http://www.timeanddate.com/moon/phases/usa/sacramento here] (external link).

==Tribes==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="16%" | [[Blood Talons]]
! width="16%" | [[Bone Shadows]]
! width="16%" | [[Hunters in Darkness]]
! width="16%" | [[Iron Masters]]
! width="16%" | [[Storm Lords]]
! width="16%" | [[Ghost Wolves]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Blood Talons.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Bone Shadows.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Hunters in Darkness.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Iron Masters.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Storm Lords.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ghost Wolves.png]]
|-
!
! align="center" | Suthar Anzuth
! align="center" | Hirfathra Hissu
! align="center" | Meninna
! align="center" | Farsil Luhal
! align="center" | Iminir
! align="center" | Thihirtha Numea
|-
! Totem
| Fenris, the Destroyer Wolf
| Kamduis-Ur, the Death Wolf
| Hikaon, the Black Wolf
| Sagrim, the Red Wolf
| Skolis, the Winter Wolf
| None
|- valign="top"
! Ban
| valign="top" | ''Offer no surrender that you would not accept''
| ''Pay each spirit in kind''
| valign="top" | ''Let no sacred place in your territory be violated''
| valign="top" | ''Honor your territory in all things''
| valign="top" | ''Allow no one to witness or to tend your weakness''
| valign="top" | None
|-
! [[Renown]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Purity]]
| [[Cunning]]
| [[Honor]]
| None
|-
! [[Gifts|Gift Lists]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Inspiration Gifts]]
* [[Rage Gifts]]
* [[Strength Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Death Gifts]]
* [[Insight Gifts]]
* [[Warding Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Elemental Gifts]]
* [[Nature Gifts]]
* [[Stealth Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Knowledge Gifts]]
* [[Shaping Gifts]]
* [[Technology Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Dominance Gifts]]
* [[Evasion Gifts]]
* [[Weather Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Father Wolfs Gifts]]
* [[Mother Lunas Gifts]]
|}

== [[Shapeshifting]] ==

'''Shifting:''' [[Pool::Stamina]] (Hishu) + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Instant]] (ES: [[Reflexive]] [[action]]), OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] for automatic, Reflexive, OR automatic Reflexive under Auspice moon.
* Returning to Hishu is always a Reflexive action without a roll
* Automatic reversion to Hishu when knocked out or killed
* [[Merits#Fighting_Styles|Fighting Style Merits]] usable only in Hishu and Dalu
* [[Manipulation]] never reduced less than 1, except in Gauru
* When not in combat, a dice pool of 5+ allows your character to shift in one turn.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="10%" | [[Hishu]]
! width="15%" | [[Dalu]]
! width="30%" | [[Gauru]]
! width="20%" | [[Urshul]]
! width="15%" | [[Urhan]]
|- style="vertical-align:bottom;"
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Hishu-Silhouette.png|200px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Dalu-Silhouette.png|220px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Gauru-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urshul-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urhan-Silhouette.png|150px]]
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | Human
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Human
| style="text-align:center;" | War Form
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Wolf
| style="text-align:center;" | The Wolf
|-
| valign="top" |
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} [[Strength]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Stamina]] +1
* {{minus}} [[Manipulation]] -1
* {{info}} [[Size]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Health]] +2
* {{plus}} [[Speed]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Perception]] +2
* {{info}} Mass +25-50 lbs (+11-22 kg)
* {{info}} Height +4-6” (+10-15 cm)
* {{info}} [[Lunacy]] at +4
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Strength +3
* {{plus}} Dexterity +1
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{info}} Size +2
* {{plus}} Health +4
* {{plus}} Initiative +1
* {{plus}} Speed +4
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} Mass +200-250 lbs
* {{info}} Height +2-3’
* {{info}} Full [[Lunacy]]
* {{plus}} [[Armor]] 1/1
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{plus}} Ignore wound penalties
* {{plus}} No unconsciousness rolls
* {{minus}} -2 penalty to resist [[Kuruth]]
* {{minus}} Manipulation = 0, most Social and Mental tasks fail
* {{info}} Must attack an enemy, travel toward one, or take out frustration. Resolve + Composure (Reflexive) required to do anything else, failure means Kuruth. Gifts and fetishes (Reflexive) excepted.
* {{info}} Maximum time in Gauru: Stamina (Hishu) + PU (+Auspice renown if under Auspice moon).
* {{info}} Afterward must revert to Hishu, or make Sta + Survival + PU / spend Essence for alternate form
* {{info}} May shift out of Gauru voluntarily if not subject to Kuruth
* {{info}} May not voluntarily assume Gauru again for remainder of scene
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Str +2
* {{plus}} Dex +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{minus}} Manip -3
* {{info}} Size +1
* {{plus}} Health +3
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +7
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} 3-5’ at shoulder
* {{info}} 6-8’ in length
* {{info}} +150-200 lbs in weight
* {{info}} Lunacy at +2
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Body language and scent can convey ideas to pack members
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue
* {{info}} Track by scent
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Dexterity +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +1
* {{info}} Size -1
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +5
* {{plus}} Perception +4
* {{plus}} Claw +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Can communicate with wolves (-1 to -3 penalty until familiar)
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue (Complex ideas: Man + Expression)
* {{info}} Track by scent
|}

=== [[Lunacy]] ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Willpower
! Description
! Penalty
! Memory
|-
| 1-2
| No control over actions. Catatonic, cardiac arrest, suicidal or regressive behavior.
| -5 penalty to all actions.
| No memory of event, refuse to believe evidence.
|-
| 3-4
| Little control, likely to flee.
| -4 penalty to all actions.
| Vague and rationalized memories of event.
|-
| 5-7
| Overcome with fear, likely to flee. Has presence of mind to lock doors, etc. May attempt to fight if cornered.
| -3 penalty to all actions.
| Attempts to remember require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -4.
|-
| 8-9
| Exceptional self-control. May spend 1 WP to avoid fleeing for one turn.
| All actions at -1 penalty.
| Conscious effort to remember events require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -2 penalty. Succ allows memory that excludes the [[Uratha]], ES allows full recall. Roll made for each attempt to remember.
|-
| 10
| Complete control over Lunacy.
| Nil
| Acts rationally and remembers clearly.
|}
Modifiers:
* Dalu: +4 WP
* Urshul: +2 WP
* Wolf-Blooded: +2 WP, max 10
* Supernatural creature (Including mortal servants): Immune
* Storyteller fiat: Res + Composure roll adds successes to WP

== Death Rage ([[Kuruth]]) ==

[[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] to resist ([[Action::Reflexive]])

Failure: Shift reflexively into [[Gauru]]

Automatic Provocation
* Wounded by [[Aggravated|aggravated]] damage
* Struck by an exceptional success attack roll
* Striking an exceptional attack success
* Wound is marked on one of character’s last 3 health boxes

{|
! [[Harmony]]
! Minimum Stimulus (outide of combat)
|-
| 9-10
| Loved one/packmate slain or badly injured; betrayed by loved one/packmate
|-
| 7-8
| Betrayed by ally
|-
| 5-6
| Injured outside combat by aggravated damage; loved one/packmate in danger
|-
| 3-4
| Humiliated or injured
|-
| 1-2
| Insulted; authority challenged
|}

Effects
* Time in Gauru form lasts for entire scene
* Attempts to destroy nearest target, friend or foe
* Self-preservation takes over when wounded within last 3 health boxes – Flees, attacking anyone intervening
* Attempts to mentally/socially coerce at -3
* Talkdowns are an automatic -5
* Cannot use [[Fetish|fetishes]]/[[Gifts]]
* Cannot spend Willpower
* [[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] may be rolled if talked down, etc.
* Induces fear in spirits
* Reflexive Kuruth roll may save from being disabled by giving extra health

==[[Harmony]]==

{{Tables/Harmony}}

* Exceptional Success on degeneration check: 1 [[Willpower]] gained
* If degeneration occurs, roll Harmony to check for [[Derangements|derangement]].
* '''Optional Degeneration rules''': Werewolves can gain bans like spirits instead of mental disorders. These can be things like spilling three drops of blood before entering a door, or collecting a token from every defeated foe, etc. They get progressively worse as the werewolf drops lower in harmony.

==[[Primal Urge]]==

{{Tables/Primal Urge}}

==[[Renown]]==

Dots in tribally affiliated renown earn you brownie points among others of your tribe.

{|
|-
!Total Renown Dots
!Honorary Rank Among Spirits
|-
|align="center" |0-7
|align="center" |2
|-
|align="center" |8-15
|align="center" |3
|-
|align="center" |16-23
|align="center" |4
|-
|align="center" |24 or more
|align="center" |5
|}

== [[Essence]] ==
Every character begins with a base pool of 5 Essence. Additional Essence is calculated using the following formula.

* {{plus}} +2 if you have hunted a human or wolf for essence in the past 2 months (requires harmony roll)
* {{plus}} +1 if a Rite of the Sacred Hunt was performed by the pack in the last 3 months
* {{plus}} +1 for every point of essence your totem gives you, divided by the number of packmates, rounded down.
* {{plus}} +1 for every dot in the merit Pack Den which is applied to "Locus" '''No longer applicable.'''
* {{plus}} +1 when the Auspice moon of the character is in the sky (See the Moon tag at the beginning of each thread if you're not sure)
* {{minus}} -1 for being a Ghost Wolf
* {{minus}} -1 for being packless<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=313404&viewfull=1#post313404 Starting Essence]</ref>

== Damage and Health ==
=== Silver ===

Silver weapons inflict aggravated damage. Werewolves must be wounded by these weapons, contact is not sufficient. The silver must be sufficiently pure. Silver is a poor choice of materials and imposes a -1 penalty for use of the weapon.

=== [[Regeneration]] ===

* Regenerate 1 [[Bashing]] at the beginning of [[action]] for the turn ([[reflexive]]).
* May spend 1 [[Essence]] to regenerate 1 [[Lethal]] INSTEAD of 1 bashing (reflexive). This may be done even when unconscious.
* Without spending Essence, 1 lethal is regenerated every 15 minutes.
* [[Aggravated]] is healed at 1 point per week.
* Dead/unconscious [[Uratha]] immediately revert to [[Hishu]].
* Immune to mundane infection and disease.

=== Drugs, Toxins, Poisons and Diseases ===

The Werewolf line is not entirely clear on this. However:

* Werewolves are immune to all mundane diseases. Supernatural ones may still affect them, but will probably be affected by a Werewolf's regeneration rate.
* Werewolves are not immune to, but are resistant to most mundane and supernatural poisons, gaining a +2 to any roll to resist, which stacks with the Merit [[Toxin Resistance]]. They may also experience a reduced duration when it comes to the effects of drugs, both positive and negative.
* Werewolves may spend a point of [[essence]] to purge themselves of one dose of any drug, toxin or poison. In the case of toxins or poisons, this reduces the toxicity rating by 1. Reducing it 0 completely purges the Uratha's system.
* Yes, this means Werewolves have a hard time getting drunk, so go ahead and kill your liver with massive amounts of alcohol.

== [[Gauntlet]] ==
The rolls for dual senses and to cross the Gauntlet at a locus are subject to the Gauntlet modifier.

Within the city, this modifier is -3 everywhere except in parks, where it is -2, and loci, where it is +1

===Spiritual Perception===

Detect ephemeral spirits: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

Detect [[Locus|Loci]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

‘Peek’ across the [[Gauntlet]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Empathy Skill|Empathy]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

===Stepping Sideways===

[[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Presence]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]] OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] to cross as a Standard [[Action]].

Must be done within the influence of a [[Locus]] unless the [[Rending the Gauntlet]] rite is used. Modifiers:
* {{plus}} Werewolf stares into a reflective surface: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 2 or 3: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 4 or higher: +2
* {{minus}} Crossing during the day: -2

{| class="wikitable"
| Dramatic Failure
| Cannot attempt to cross [[Gauntlet]] again until following night.
|-
| Failure
| Cannot make another attempt for an hour.
|-
| 1 Success
| 30 seconds (10 turns)
|-
| 2 Successes
| 21 seconds (7 turns)
|-
| 3 Successes
| 12 seconds (4 turns)
|-
| 4 Successes
| 3 seconds (1 turn)
|-
| 5 Successes
| Instantaneous ([[Action::Reflexive]]).
|}
==== Pathfinding ====
Packs may travel across the Gauntlet as one. The werewolf leading the attempt is the pathfinder. Pathfinder must roll to step sideways and CANNOT use Essence when pathfinding.

Modifiers:
* {{minus}} Each werewolf not a member of the pathfinder's pack or unconscious: -1
* {{minus}} Each creature who isn’t a werewolf but is otherwise capable of crossing between worlds: -2
* {{minus}} Each person or creature who’s incapable of spiritual travel: -3

==Tracking==

* Tracking by sight (As human): [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
* Tracking by scent (As wolf): [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
(Uratha can choose either the above if in appropriate form).

* Countertracking: Tracking roll vs. [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] each stage.
* Tracker has more succ: Progress made
* Countertracker has more succ: Trail lost
* Tie: Tracker needs # of succ equal to # of succ in countertracker’s tying roll in order to resume the trail.

Modifiers:
* {{info}} Moving at ½ speed: None
* {{minus}} Moving at ¾ speed: -1
* {{minus}} Moving at full speed: -2
* {{minus}} Every hour trail ages: -1
* {{plus}} Each subject in group tracked after the first: +1
* {{plus}} Uratha has tasted subject’s blood: +4 (For 1 year)

==Rites==

The dice pool for all Rites is equal to the werewolf's [[Harmony]], subject to the following modifiers:

* {{plus}} +2 Ritemaster meditates successfully prior to ritual (that is, four or more successes are accumulated in a [[meditation]] Attribute task — see World of Darkness Rulebook, p. 51)
* {{plus}} +2 In the vicinity of a powerful [[locus]] (rated ••••+)
* {{plus}} +1 In the vicinity of a locus (rated • to •••)
* {{plus}} +1 Ritualist has gained goodwill of local spirits
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster is in Dalu form
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster’s auspice moon is in the sky
* {{minus}} –1 to –3 Performer suffers wound penalties
* {{minus}} –1 Local spirits are hostile to ritualist
* {{minus}} –1 City suburb or town (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes any park within Sacramento)
* {{minus}} –1 Distracting environment (powerful odors, noisy)
* {{minus}} –2 Packmates are involved in battle
* {{minus}} –2 Dense urban area (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes all of Sacramento except parks)
* {{minus}} –2 Ritemaster is struck during rite but takes no damage
* {{minus}} –3 Rite is performed in a Barren

== Custom Fetishes ==

[[Fetish]] creation rules are in [[Lore of the Forsaken]], Page 138. All custom fetishes should be made using these rules.

{{footer|wtf}}

Werewolf FAQ

2016-02-10T15:05:21Z

Teeramus: What is the mindset of a Werewolf?

Werewolf FAQ

2016-02-10T14:37:21Z

Teeramus: /* Do I need to get a Spirit Branding in a scene or can it be done 'backstage'? */

Werewolf FAQ

2016-02-10T14:36:52Z

Teeramus:

Werewolf Cheat Sheet

2016-02-10T14:35:54Z

Teeramus:

{{header|wtf}}{{topicon wtf}}{{TOC right}}{{Werewolf/Index}}
Put together by [[User:DrDog|DrDog]] & [[User:Roadnottaken|Roadnottaken]]

If you don't understand, ask, and it will be answered.

==Auspices==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="19%" | [[Rahu]]
! width="19%" | [[Cahalith]]
! width="19%" | [[Elodoth]]
! width="19%" | [[Ithaeur]]
! width="19%" | [[Irraka]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Rahu.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Cahalith.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Elodoth.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ithaeur.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Irraka.png]]
|-
! Auspice
! align="center" | Full Moon, Warrior
! align="center" | Gibous Moon, Visionary
! align="center" | Half Moon, Walker Between
! align="center" | Crescent Moon, Spirit Master
! align="center" | New Moon, Stalker
|-
! Reknown
| [[Purity]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Honor]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Cunning]]
|-
! Specialties
|
* [[Brawl Skill|Brawl]]
* [[Intimidation Skill|Intimidation]]
* [[Survival Skill|Survival]]
|
* [[Crafts Skill|Crafts]]
* [[Expression Skill|Expression]]
* [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]]
|
* [[Empathy Skill|Empathy]]
* [[Investigation Skill|Investigation]]
* [[Politics Skill|Politics]]
|
* [[Animal Ken Skill|Animal Ken]]
* [[Medicine Skill|Medicine]]
* [[Occult Skill|Occult]]
|
* [[Larceny Skill|Larceny]]
* [[Stealth Skill|Stealth]]
* [[Subterfuge Skill|Subterfuge]]
|-
! Gift Lists
|
* [[Dominance Gifts|Dominance]]
* [[Full Moon Gifts|Full Moon]]
* [[Strength Gifts|Strength]]
|
* [[Gibbous Moon Gifts|Gibbous Moon]]
* [[Inspiration Gifts|Inspiration]]
* [[Knowledge Gifts|Knowledge]]
|
* [[Half Moon Gifts|Half Moon]]
* [[Insight Gifts|Insight]]
* [[Warding Gifts|Warding]]
|
* [[Crescent Moon Gifts|Crescent Moon]]
* [[Elemental Gifts|Elemental]]
* [[Shaping Gifts|Shaping]]
|
* [[Evasion Gifts|Evasion]]
* [[New Moon Gifts|New Moon]]
* [[Stealth Gifts|Stealth]]
|-
! Ability
| valign="top" | '''Warrior’s Eye'''

“Read” a foe once per session, [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Primal Urge]] to determine if foe is more/less powerful. DF: Misjudgment, ES: Sense of gap between power levels.
| valign="top" | '''Prophetic Dreams'''

Gives clue about challenges faced once per story., must sleep at least 4 hours. +1 bonus to [[Occult Skill|Occult]] rolls to interpret omens or occult riddles.
| valign="top" | '''Spirit Envoy'''

+2 bonus to Empathy, [[Expression Skill|Expression]], [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]], or Politics rolls made to negotiate with spirits. Does not apply to threats.
| valign="top" | '''Ritual Master'''

Rituals dots cost new x4. New [[Rites]] bought with experience cost dots x1.
| valign="top" | '''Pathfinder’s Sense'''

+2 bonus to ‘peek’ into [[Shadow Realm|Shadow]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant) or perceive ephemeral spirits ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant). Also applies to rolls to sense [[Locus|loci]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + PU).
|}

=== Moon Phases<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=136021&viewfull=1#post136021 Moon Phases]</ref> ===
* 0-20% is a New Moon
* 20-40% is a Crescent Moon
* 40-60% is a Half Moon
* 60-80% is a Gibbous Moon
* 80-100% is a Full Moon
Current moon phase for Sacramento can be found [http://www.timeanddate.com/moon/phases/usa/sacramento here] (external link).

==Tribes==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="16%" | [[Blood Talons]]
! width="16%" | [[Bone Shadows]]
! width="16%" | [[Hunters in Darkness]]
! width="16%" | [[Iron Masters]]
! width="16%" | [[Storm Lords]]
! width="16%" | [[Ghost Wolves]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Blood Talons.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Bone Shadows.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Hunters in Darkness.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Iron Masters.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Storm Lords.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ghost Wolves.png]]
|-
!
! align="center" | Suthar Anzuth
! align="center" | Hirfathra Hissu
! align="center" | Meninna
! align="center" | Farsil Luhal
! align="center" | Iminir
! align="center" | Thihirtha Numea
|-
! Totem
| Fenris, the Destroyer Wolf
| Kamduis-Ur, the Death Wolf
| Hikaon, the Black Wolf
| Sagrim, the Red Wolf
| Skolis, the Winter Wolf
| None
|- valign="top"
! Ban
| valign="top" | ''Offer no surrender that you would not accept''
| ''Pay each spirit in kind''
| valign="top" | ''Let no sacred place in your territory be violated''
| valign="top" | ''Honor your territory in all things''
| valign="top" | ''Allow no one to witness or to tend your weakness''
| valign="top" | None
|-
! [[Renown]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Purity]]
| [[Cunning]]
| [[Honor]]
| None
|-
! [[Gifts|Gift Lists]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Inspiration Gifts]]
* [[Rage Gifts]]
* [[Strength Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Death Gifts]]
* [[Insight Gifts]]
* [[Warding Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Elemental Gifts]]
* [[Nature Gifts]]
* [[Stealth Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Knowledge Gifts]]
* [[Shaping Gifts]]
* [[Technology Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Dominance Gifts]]
* [[Evasion Gifts]]
* [[Weather Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Father Wolfs Gifts]]
* [[Mother Lunas Gifts]]
|}

== [[Shapeshifting]] ==

'''Shifting:''' [[Pool::Stamina]] (Hishu) + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Instant]] (ES: [[Reflexive]] [[action]]), OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] for automatic, Reflexive, OR automatic Reflexive under Auspice moon.
* Returning to Hishu is always a Reflexive action without a roll
* Automatic reversion to Hishu when knocked out or killed
* [[Merits#Fighting_Styles|Fighting Style Merits]] usable only in Hishu and Dalu
* [[Manipulation]] never reduced less than 1, except in Gauru
* When not in combat, a dice pool of 5+ allows your character to shift in one turn.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="10%" | [[Hishu]]
! width="15%" | [[Dalu]]
! width="30%" | [[Gauru]]
! width="20%" | [[Urshul]]
! width="15%" | [[Urhan]]
|- style="vertical-align:bottom;"
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Hishu-Silhouette.png|200px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Dalu-Silhouette.png|220px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Gauru-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urshul-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urhan-Silhouette.png|150px]]
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | Human
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Human
| style="text-align:center;" | War Form
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Wolf
| style="text-align:center;" | The Wolf
|-
| valign="top" |
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} [[Strength]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Stamina]] +1
* {{minus}} [[Manipulation]] -1
* {{info}} [[Size]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Health]] +2
* {{plus}} [[Speed]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Perception]] +2
* {{info}} Mass +25-50 lbs (+11-22 kg)
* {{info}} Height +4-6” (+10-15 cm)
* {{info}} [[Lunacy]] at +4
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Strength +3
* {{plus}} Dexterity +1
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{info}} Size +2
* {{plus}} Health +4
* {{plus}} Initiative +1
* {{plus}} Speed +4
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} Mass +200-250 lbs
* {{info}} Height +2-3’
* {{info}} Full [[Lunacy]]
* {{plus}} [[Armor]] 1/1
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{plus}} Ignore wound penalties
* {{plus}} No unconsciousness rolls
* {{minus}} -2 penalty to resist [[Kuruth]]
* {{minus}} Manipulation = 0, most Social and Mental tasks fail
* {{info}} Must attack an enemy, travel toward one, or take out frustration. Resolve + Composure (Reflexive) required to do anything else, failure means Kuruth. Gifts and fetishes (Reflexive) excepted.
* {{info}} Maximum time in Gauru: Stamina (Hishu) + PU (+Auspice renown if under Auspice moon).
* {{info}} Afterward must revert to Hishu, or make Sta + Survival + PU / spend Essence for alternate form
* {{info}} May shift out of Gauru voluntarily if not subject to Kuruth
* {{info}} May not voluntarily assume Gauru again for remainder of scene
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Str +2
* {{plus}} Dex +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{minus}} Manip -3
* {{info}} Size +1
* {{plus}} Health +3
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +7
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} 3-5’ at shoulder
* {{info}} 6-8’ in length
* {{info}} +150-200 lbs in weight
* {{info}} Lunacy at +2
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Body language and scent can convey ideas to pack members
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue
* {{info}} Track by scent
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Dexterity +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +1
* {{info}} Size -1
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +5
* {{plus}} Perception +4
* {{plus}} Claw +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Can communicate with wolves (-1 to -3 penalty until familiar)
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue (Complex ideas: Man + Expression)
* {{info}} Track by scent
|}

=== [[Lunacy]] ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Willpower
! Description
! Penalty
! Memory
|-
| 1-2
| No control over actions. Catatonic, cardiac arrest, suicidal or regressive behavior.
| -5 penalty to all actions.
| No memory of event, refuse to believe evidence.
|-
| 3-4
| Little control, likely to flee.
| -4 penalty to all actions.
| Vague and rationalized memories of event.
|-
| 5-7
| Overcome with fear, likely to flee. Has presence of mind to lock doors, etc. May attempt to fight if cornered.
| -3 penalty to all actions.
| Attempts to remember require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -4.
|-
| 8-9
| Exceptional self-control. May spend 1 WP to avoid fleeing for one turn.
| All actions at -1 penalty.
| Conscious effort to remember events require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -2 penalty. Succ allows memory that excludes the [[Uratha]], ES allows full recall. Roll made for each attempt to remember.
|-
| 10
| Complete control over Lunacy.
| Nil
| Acts rationally and remembers clearly.
|}
Modifiers:
* Dalu: +4 WP
* Urshul: +2 WP
* Wolf-Blooded: +2 WP, max 10
* Supernatural creature (Including mortal servants): Immune
* Storyteller fiat: Res + Composure roll adds successes to WP

== Death Rage ([[Kuruth]]) ==

[[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] to resist ([[Action::Reflexive]])

Failure: Shift reflexively into [[Gauru]]

Automatic Provocation
* Wounded by [[Aggravated|aggravated]] damage
* Struck by an exceptional success attack roll
* Striking an exceptional attack success
* Wound is marked on one of character’s last 3 health boxes

{|
! [[Harmony]]
! Minimum Stimulus (outide of combat)
|-
| 9-10
| Loved one/packmate slain or badly injured; betrayed by loved one/packmate
|-
| 7-8
| Betrayed by ally
|-
| 5-6
| Injured outside combat by aggravated damage; loved one/packmate in danger
|-
| 3-4
| Humiliated or injured
|-
| 1-2
| Insulted; authority challenged
|}

Effects
* Time in Gauru form lasts for entire scene
* Attempts to destroy nearest target, friend or foe
* Self-preservation takes over when wounded within last 3 health boxes – Flees, attacking anyone intervening
* Attempts to mentally/socially coerce at -3
* Talkdowns are an automatic -5
* Cannot use [[Fetish|fetishes]]/[[Gifts]]
* Cannot spend Willpower
* [[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] may be rolled if talked down, etc.
* Induces fear in spirits
* Reflexive Kuruth roll may save from being disabled by giving extra health

==[[Harmony]]==

{{Tables/Harmony}}

* Exceptional Success on degeneration check: 1 [[Willpower]] gained
* If degeneration occurs, roll Harmony to check for [[Derangements|derangement]].
* '''Optional Degeneration rules''': Werewolves can gain bans like spirits instead of mental disorders. These can be things like spilling three drops of blood before entering a door, or collecting a token from every defeated foe, etc. They get progressively worse as the werewolf drops lower in harmony.

==[[Primal Urge]]==

{{Tables/Primal Urge}}

==[[Renown]]==

Dots in tribally affiliated renown earn you brownie points among others of your tribe.

{|
|-
!Total Renown Dots
!Honorary Rank Among Spirits
|-
|align="center" |0-7
|align="center" |2
|-
|align="center" |8-15
|align="center" |3
|-
|align="center" |16-23
|align="center" |4
|-
|align="center" |24 or more
|align="center" |5
|}

== Damage and Health ==
=== Silver ===

Silver weapons inflict aggravated damage. Werewolves must be wounded by these weapons, contact is not sufficient. The silver must be sufficiently pure. Silver is a poor choice of materials and imposes a -1 penalty for use of the weapon.

=== [[Regeneration]] ===

* Regenerate 1 [[Bashing]] at the beginning of [[action]] for the turn ([[reflexive]]).
* May spend 1 [[Essence]] to regenerate 1 [[Lethal]] INSTEAD of 1 bashing (reflexive). This may be done even when unconscious.
* Without spending Essence, 1 lethal is regenerated every 15 minutes.
* [[Aggravated]] is healed at 1 point per week.
* Dead/unconscious [[Uratha]] immediately revert to [[Hishu]].
* Immune to mundane infection and disease.

=== Drugs, Toxins, Poisons and Diseases ===

The Werewolf line is not entirely clear on this. However:

* Werewolves are immune to all mundane diseases. Supernatural ones may still affect them, but will probably be affected by a Werewolf's regeneration rate.
* Werewolves are not immune to, but are resistant to most mundane and supernatural poisons, gaining a +2 to any roll to resist, which stacks with the Merit [[Toxin Resistance]]. They may also experience a reduced duration when it comes to the effects of drugs, both positive and negative.
* Werewolves may spend a point of [[essence]] to purge themselves of one dose of any drug, toxin or poison. In the case of toxins or poisons, this reduces the toxicity rating by 1. Reducing it 0 completely purges the Uratha's system.
* Yes, this means Werewolves have a hard time getting drunk, so go ahead and kill your liver with massive amounts of alcohol.

== [[Gauntlet]] ==
The rolls for dual senses and to cross the Gauntlet at a locus are subject to the Gauntlet modifier.

Within the city, this modifier is -3 everywhere except in parks, where it is -2, and loci, where it is +1

===Spiritual Perception===

Detect ephemeral spirits: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

Detect [[Locus|Loci]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

‘Peek’ across the [[Gauntlet]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Empathy Skill|Empathy]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

===Stepping Sideways===

[[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Presence]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]] OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] to cross as a Standard [[Action]].

Must be done within the influence of a [[Locus]] unless the [[Rending the Gauntlet]] rite is used. Modifiers:
* {{plus}} Werewolf stares into a reflective surface: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 2 or 3: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 4 or higher: +2
* {{minus}} Crossing during the day: -2

{| class="wikitable"
| Dramatic Failure
| Cannot attempt to cross [[Gauntlet]] again until following night.
|-
| Failure
| Cannot make another attempt for an hour.
|-
| 1 Success
| 30 seconds (10 turns)
|-
| 2 Successes
| 21 seconds (7 turns)
|-
| 3 Successes
| 12 seconds (4 turns)
|-
| 4 Successes
| 3 seconds (1 turn)
|-
| 5 Successes
| Instantaneous ([[Action::Reflexive]]).
|}
==== Pathfinding ====
Packs may travel across the Gauntlet as one. The werewolf leading the attempt is the pathfinder. Pathfinder must roll to step sideways and CANNOT use Essence when pathfinding.

Modifiers:
* {{minus}} Each werewolf not a member of the pathfinder's pack or unconscious: -1
* {{minus}} Each creature who isn’t a werewolf but is otherwise capable of crossing between worlds: -2
* {{minus}} Each person or creature who’s incapable of spiritual travel: -3

==Tracking==

* Tracking by sight (As human): [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
* Tracking by scent (As wolf): [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
(Uratha can choose either the above if in appropriate form).

* Countertracking: Tracking roll vs. [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] each stage.
* Tracker has more succ: Progress made
* Countertracker has more succ: Trail lost
* Tie: Tracker needs # of succ equal to # of succ in countertracker’s tying roll in order to resume the trail.

Modifiers:
* {{info}} Moving at ½ speed: None
* {{minus}} Moving at ¾ speed: -1
* {{minus}} Moving at full speed: -2
* {{minus}} Every hour trail ages: -1
* {{plus}} Each subject in group tracked after the first: +1
* {{plus}} Uratha has tasted subject’s blood: +4 (For 1 year)

==Rites==

The dice pool for all Rites is equal to the werewolf's [[Harmony]], subject to the following modifiers:

* {{plus}} +2 Ritemaster meditates successfully prior to ritual (that is, four or more successes are accumulated in a [[meditation]] Attribute task — see World of Darkness Rulebook, p. 51)
* {{plus}} +2 In the vicinity of a powerful [[locus]] (rated ••••+)
* {{plus}} +1 In the vicinity of a locus (rated • to •••)
* {{plus}} +1 Ritualist has gained goodwill of local spirits
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster is in Dalu form
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster’s auspice moon is in the sky
* {{minus}} –1 to –3 Performer suffers wound penalties
* {{minus}} –1 Local spirits are hostile to ritualist
* {{minus}} –1 City suburb or town (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes any park within Sacramento)
* {{minus}} –1 Distracting environment (powerful odors, noisy)
* {{minus}} –2 Packmates are involved in battle
* {{minus}} –2 Dense urban area (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes all of Sacramento except parks)
* {{minus}} –2 Ritemaster is struck during rite but takes no damage
* {{minus}} –3 Rite is performed in a Barren

== Custom Fetishes ==

[[Fetish]] creation rules are in [[Lore of the Forsaken]], Page 138. All custom fetishes should be made using these rules.

{{footer|wtf}}

Werewolf Cheat Sheet

2016-02-10T14:34:42Z

Teeramus: /* Custom Fetishes */

{{header|wtf}}{{topicon wtf}}{{TOC right}}{{Werewolf/Index}}
Put together by [[User:DrDog|DrDog]] & [[User:Roadnottaken|Roadnottaken]]

If you don't understand, ask, and it will be answered.

==Auspices==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="19%" | [[Rahu]]
! width="19%" | [[Cahalith]]
! width="19%" | [[Elodoth]]
! width="19%" | [[Ithaeur]]
! width="19%" | [[Irraka]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Rahu.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Cahalith.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Elodoth.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ithaeur.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Irraka.png]]
|-
! Auspice
! align="center" | Full Moon, Warrior
! align="center" | Gibous Moon, Visionary
! align="center" | Half Moon, Walker Between
! align="center" | Crescent Moon, Spirit Master
! align="center" | New Moon, Stalker
|-
! Reknown
| [[Purity]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Honor]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Cunning]]
|-
! Specialties
|
* [[Brawl Skill|Brawl]]
* [[Intimidation Skill|Intimidation]]
* [[Survival Skill|Survival]]
|
* [[Crafts Skill|Crafts]]
* [[Expression Skill|Expression]]
* [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]]
|
* [[Empathy Skill|Empathy]]
* [[Investigation Skill|Investigation]]
* [[Politics Skill|Politics]]
|
* [[Animal Ken Skill|Animal Ken]]
* [[Medicine Skill|Medicine]]
* [[Occult Skill|Occult]]
|
* [[Larceny Skill|Larceny]]
* [[Stealth Skill|Stealth]]
* [[Subterfuge Skill|Subterfuge]]
|-
! Gift Lists
|
* [[Dominance Gifts|Dominance]]
* [[Full Moon Gifts|Full Moon]]
* [[Strength Gifts|Strength]]
|
* [[Gibbous Moon Gifts|Gibbous Moon]]
* [[Inspiration Gifts|Inspiration]]
* [[Knowledge Gifts|Knowledge]]
|
* [[Half Moon Gifts|Half Moon]]
* [[Insight Gifts|Insight]]
* [[Warding Gifts|Warding]]
|
* [[Crescent Moon Gifts|Crescent Moon]]
* [[Elemental Gifts|Elemental]]
* [[Shaping Gifts|Shaping]]
|
* [[Evasion Gifts|Evasion]]
* [[New Moon Gifts|New Moon]]
* [[Stealth Gifts|Stealth]]
|-
! Ability
| valign="top" | '''Warrior’s Eye'''

“Read” a foe once per session, [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Primal Urge]] to determine if foe is more/less powerful. DF: Misjudgment, ES: Sense of gap between power levels.
| valign="top" | '''Prophetic Dreams'''

Gives clue about challenges faced once per story., must sleep at least 4 hours. +1 bonus to [[Occult Skill|Occult]] rolls to interpret omens or occult riddles.
| valign="top" | '''Spirit Envoy'''

+2 bonus to Empathy, [[Expression Skill|Expression]], [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]], or Politics rolls made to negotiate with spirits. Does not apply to threats.
| valign="top" | '''Ritual Master'''

Rituals dots cost new x4. New [[Rites]] bought with experience cost dots x1.
| valign="top" | '''Pathfinder’s Sense'''

+2 bonus to ‘peek’ into [[Shadow Realm|Shadow]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant) or perceive ephemeral spirits ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant). Also applies to rolls to sense [[Locus|loci]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + PU).
|}

=== Moon Phases<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=136021&viewfull=1#post136021 Moon Phases]</ref> ===
* 0-20% is a New Moon
* 20-40% is a Crescent Moon
* 40-60% is a Half Moon
* 60-80% is a Gibbous Moon
* 80-100% is a Full Moon
Current moon phase for Sacramento can be found [http://www.timeanddate.com/moon/phases/usa/sacramento here] (external link).

==Tribes==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="16%" | [[Blood Talons]]
! width="16%" | [[Bone Shadows]]
! width="16%" | [[Hunters in Darkness]]
! width="16%" | [[Iron Masters]]
! width="16%" | [[Storm Lords]]
! width="16%" | [[Ghost Wolves]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Blood Talons.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Bone Shadows.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Hunters in Darkness.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Iron Masters.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Storm Lords.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ghost Wolves.png]]
|-
!
! align="center" | Suthar Anzuth
! align="center" | Hirfathra Hissu
! align="center" | Meninna
! align="center" | Farsil Luhal
! align="center" | Iminir
! align="center" | Thihirtha Numea
|-
! Totem
| Fenris, the Destroyer Wolf
| Kamduis-Ur, the Death Wolf
| Hikaon, the Black Wolf
| Sagrim, the Red Wolf
| Skolis, the Winter Wolf
| None
|- valign="top"
! Ban
| valign="top" | ''Offer no surrender that you would not accept''
| ''Pay each spirit in kind''
| valign="top" | ''Let no sacred place in your territory be violated''
| valign="top" | ''Honor your territory in all things''
| valign="top" | ''Allow no one to witness or to tend your weakness''
| valign="top" | None
|-
! [[Renown]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Purity]]
| [[Cunning]]
| [[Honor]]
| None
|-
! [[Gifts|Gift Lists]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Inspiration Gifts]]
* [[Rage Gifts]]
* [[Strength Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Death Gifts]]
* [[Insight Gifts]]
* [[Warding Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Elemental Gifts]]
* [[Nature Gifts]]
* [[Stealth Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Knowledge Gifts]]
* [[Shaping Gifts]]
* [[Technology Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Dominance Gifts]]
* [[Evasion Gifts]]
* [[Weather Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Father Wolfs Gifts]]
* [[Mother Lunas Gifts]]
|}

== [[Shapeshifting]] ==

'''Shifting:''' [[Pool::Stamina]] (Hishu) + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Instant]] (ES: [[Reflexive]] [[action]]), OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] for automatic, Reflexive, OR automatic Reflexive under Auspice moon.
* Returning to Hishu is always a Reflexive action without a roll
* Automatic reversion to Hishu when knocked out or killed
* [[Merits#Fighting_Styles|Fighting Style Merits]] usable only in Hishu and Dalu
* [[Manipulation]] never reduced less than 1, except in Gauru
* When not in combat, a dice pool of 5+ allows your character to shift in one turn.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="10%" | [[Hishu]]
! width="15%" | [[Dalu]]
! width="30%" | [[Gauru]]
! width="20%" | [[Urshul]]
! width="15%" | [[Urhan]]
|- style="vertical-align:bottom;"
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Hishu-Silhouette.png|200px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Dalu-Silhouette.png|220px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Gauru-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urshul-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urhan-Silhouette.png|150px]]
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | Human
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Human
| style="text-align:center;" | War Form
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Wolf
| style="text-align:center;" | The Wolf
|-
| valign="top" |
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} [[Strength]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Stamina]] +1
* {{minus}} [[Manipulation]] -1
* {{info}} [[Size]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Health]] +2
* {{plus}} [[Speed]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Perception]] +2
* {{info}} Mass +25-50 lbs (+11-22 kg)
* {{info}} Height +4-6” (+10-15 cm)
* {{info}} [[Lunacy]] at +4
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Strength +3
* {{plus}} Dexterity +1
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{info}} Size +2
* {{plus}} Health +4
* {{plus}} Initiative +1
* {{plus}} Speed +4
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} Mass +200-250 lbs
* {{info}} Height +2-3’
* {{info}} Full [[Lunacy]]
* {{plus}} [[Armor]] 1/1
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{plus}} Ignore wound penalties
* {{plus}} No unconsciousness rolls
* {{minus}} -2 penalty to resist [[Kuruth]]
* {{minus}} Manipulation = 0, most Social and Mental tasks fail
* {{info}} Must attack an enemy, travel toward one, or take out frustration. Resolve + Composure (Reflexive) required to do anything else, failure means Kuruth. Gifts and fetishes (Reflexive) excepted.
* {{info}} Maximum time in Gauru: Stamina (Hishu) + PU (+Auspice renown if under Auspice moon).
* {{info}} Afterward must revert to Hishu, or make Sta + Survival + PU / spend Essence for alternate form
* {{info}} May shift out of Gauru voluntarily if not subject to Kuruth
* {{info}} May not voluntarily assume Gauru again for remainder of scene
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Str +2
* {{plus}} Dex +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{minus}} Manip -3
* {{info}} Size +1
* {{plus}} Health +3
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +7
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} 3-5’ at shoulder
* {{info}} 6-8’ in length
* {{info}} +150-200 lbs in weight
* {{info}} Lunacy at +2
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Body language and scent can convey ideas to pack members
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue
* {{info}} Track by scent
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Dexterity +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +1
* {{info}} Size -1
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +5
* {{plus}} Perception +4
* {{plus}} Claw +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Can communicate with wolves (-1 to -3 penalty until familiar)
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue (Complex ideas: Man + Expression)
* {{info}} Track by scent
|}

=== [[Lunacy]] ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Willpower
! Description
! Penalty
! Memory
|-
| 1-2
| No control over actions. Catatonic, cardiac arrest, suicidal or regressive behavior.
| -5 penalty to all actions.
| No memory of event, refuse to believe evidence.
|-
| 3-4
| Little control, likely to flee.
| -4 penalty to all actions.
| Vague and rationalized memories of event.
|-
| 5-7
| Overcome with fear, likely to flee. Has presence of mind to lock doors, etc. May attempt to fight if cornered.
| -3 penalty to all actions.
| Attempts to remember require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -4.
|-
| 8-9
| Exceptional self-control. May spend 1 WP to avoid fleeing for one turn.
| All actions at -1 penalty.
| Conscious effort to remember events require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -2 penalty. Succ allows memory that excludes the [[Uratha]], ES allows full recall. Roll made for each attempt to remember.
|-
| 10
| Complete control over Lunacy.
| Nil
| Acts rationally and remembers clearly.
|}
Modifiers:
* Dalu: +4 WP
* Urshul: +2 WP
* Wolf-Blooded: +2 WP, max 10
* Supernatural creature (Including mortal servants): Immune
* Storyteller fiat: Res + Composure roll adds successes to WP

== Death Rage ([[Kuruth]]) ==

[[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] to resist ([[Action::Reflexive]])

Failure: Shift reflexively into [[Gauru]]

Automatic Provocation
* Wounded by [[Aggravated|aggravated]] damage
* Struck by an exceptional success attack roll
* Striking an exceptional attack success
* Wound is marked on one of character’s last 3 health boxes

{|
! [[Harmony]]
! Minimum Stimulus (outide of combat)
|-
| 9-10
| Loved one/packmate slain or badly injured; betrayed by loved one/packmate
|-
| 7-8
| Betrayed by ally
|-
| 5-6
| Injured outside combat by aggravated damage; loved one/packmate in danger
|-
| 3-4
| Humiliated or injured
|-
| 1-2
| Insulted; authority challenged
|}

Effects
* Time in Gauru form lasts for entire scene
* Attempts to destroy nearest target, friend or foe
* Self-preservation takes over when wounded within last 3 health boxes – Flees, attacking anyone intervening
* Attempts to mentally/socially coerce at -3
* Talkdowns are an automatic -5
* Cannot use [[Fetish|fetishes]]/[[Gifts]]
* Cannot spend Willpower
* [[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] may be rolled if talked down, etc.
* Induces fear in spirits
* Reflexive Kuruth roll may save from being disabled by giving extra health

==[[Harmony]]==

{{Tables/Harmony}}

* Exceptional Success on degeneration check: 1 [[Willpower]] gained
* If degeneration occurs, roll Harmony to check for [[Derangements|derangement]].
* '''Optional Degeneration rules''': Werewolves can gain bans like spirits instead of mental disorders. These can be things like spilling three drops of blood before entering a door, or collecting a token from every defeated foe, etc. They get progressively worse as the werewolf drops lower in harmony.

==[[Primal Urge]]==

{{Tables/Primal Urge}}

==[[Renown]]==

Dots in tribally affiliated renown earn you brownie points among others of your tribe.

{|
|-
!Total Renown Dots
!Honorary Rank Among Spirits
|-
|align="center" |0-7
|align="center" |2
|-
|align="center" |8-15
|align="center" |3
|-
|align="center" |16-23
|align="center" |4
|-
|align="center" |24 or more
|align="center" |5
|}

== Damage and Health ==
=== Silver ===

Silver weapons inflict aggravated damage. Werewolves must be wounded by these weapons, contact is not sufficient. The silver must be sufficiently pure. Silver is a poor choice of materials and imposes a -1 penalty for use of the weapon.

=== [[Regeneration]] ===

* Regenerate 1 [[Bashing]] at the beginning of [[action]] for the turn ([[reflexive]]).
* May spend 1 [[Essence]] to regenerate 1 [[Lethal]] INSTEAD of 1 bashing (reflexive). This may be done even when unconscious.
* Without spending Essence, 1 lethal is regenerated every 15 minutes.
* [[Aggravated]] is healed at 1 point per week.
* Dead/unconscious [[Uratha]] immediately revert to [[Hishu]].
* Immune to mundane infection and disease.

=== Drugs, Toxins, Poisons and Diseases ===

The Werewolf line is not entirely clear on this. However:

* Werewolves are immune to all mundane diseases. Supernatural ones may still affect them, but will probably be affected by a Werewolf's regeneration rate.
* Werewolves are not immune to, but are resistant to most mundane and supernatural poisons, gaining a +2 to any roll to resist, which stacks with the Merit [[Toxin Resistance]]. They may also experience a reduced duration when it comes to the effects of drugs, both positive and negative.
* Werewolves may spend a point of [[essence]] to purge themselves of one dose of any drug, toxin or poison. In the case of toxins or poisons, this reduces the toxicity rating by 1. Reducing it 0 completely purges the Uratha's system.
* Yes, this means Werewolves have a hard time getting drunk, so go ahead and kill your liver with massive amounts of alcohol.

== [[Gauntlet]] ==
The rolls for dual senses and to cross the Gauntlet at a locus are subject to the Gauntlet modifier.

Within the city, this modifier is -3 everywhere except in parks, where it is -2, and loci, where it is +1

===Spiritual Perception===

Detect ephemeral spirits: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

Detect [[Locus|Loci]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

‘Peek’ across the [[Gauntlet]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Empathy Skill|Empathy]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

===Stepping Sideways===

[[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Presence]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]] OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] to cross as a Standard [[Action]].

Must be done within the influence of a [[Locus]] unless the [[Rending the Gauntlet]] rite is used. Modifiers:
* {{plus}} Werewolf stares into a reflective surface: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 2 or 3: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 4 or higher: +2
* {{minus}} Crossing during the day: -2

{| class="wikitable"
| Dramatic Failure
| Cannot attempt to cross [[Gauntlet]] again until following night.
|-
| Failure
| Cannot make another attempt for an hour.
|-
| 1 Success
| 30 seconds (10 turns)
|-
| 2 Successes
| 21 seconds (7 turns)
|-
| 3 Successes
| 12 seconds (4 turns)
|-
| 4 Successes
| 3 seconds (1 turn)
|-
| 5 Successes
| Instantaneous ([[Action::Reflexive]]).
|}
==== Pathfinding ====
Packs may travel across the Gauntlet as one. The werewolf leading the attempt is the pathfinder. Pathfinder must roll to step sideways and CANNOT use Essence when pathfinding.

Modifiers:
* {{minus}} Each werewolf not a member of the pathfinder's pack or unconscious: -1
* {{minus}} Each creature who isn’t a werewolf but is otherwise capable of crossing between worlds: -2
* {{minus}} Each person or creature who’s incapable of spiritual travel: -3

==Tracking==

* Tracking by sight (As human): [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
* Tracking by scent (As wolf): [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
(Uratha can choose either the above if in appropriate form).

* Countertracking: Tracking roll vs. [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] each stage.
* Tracker has more succ: Progress made
* Countertracker has more succ: Trail lost
* Tie: Tracker needs # of succ equal to # of succ in countertracker’s tying roll in order to resume the trail.

Modifiers:
* {{info}} Moving at ½ speed: None
* {{minus}} Moving at ¾ speed: -1
* {{minus}} Moving at full speed: -2
* {{minus}} Every hour trail ages: -1
* {{plus}} Each subject in group tracked after the first: +1
* {{plus}} Uratha has tasted subject’s blood: +4 (For 1 year)

==Rites==

The dice pool for all Rites is equal to the werewolf's [[Harmony]], subject to the following modifiers:

* {{plus}} +2 Ritemaster meditates successfully prior to ritual (that is, four or more successes are accumulated in a [[meditation]] Attribute task — see World of Darkness Rulebook, p. 51)
* {{plus}} +2 In the vicinity of a powerful [[locus]] (rated ••••+)
* {{plus}} +1 In the vicinity of a locus (rated • to •••)
* {{plus}} +1 Ritualist has gained goodwill of local spirits
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster is in Dalu form
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster’s auspice moon is in the sky
* {{minus}} –1 to –3 Performer suffers wound penalties
* {{minus}} –1 Local spirits are hostile to ritualist
* {{minus}} –1 City suburb or town (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes any park within Sacramento)
* {{minus}} –1 Distracting environment (powerful odors, noisy)
* {{minus}} –2 Packmates are involved in battle
* {{minus}} –2 Dense urban area (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes all of Sacramento except parks)
* {{minus}} –2 Ritemaster is struck during rite but takes no damage
* {{minus}} –3 Rite is performed in a Barren

== Custom Fetishes ==

[[Fetish]] creation rules are in [[Lore of the Forsaken]], Page 138. All custom fetishes should be made using these rules.

{{Reflist}}
{{footer|wtf}}

Werewolf Cheat Sheet

2016-02-10T14:29:40Z

Teeramus: /* Moon Phases */

{{header|wtf}}{{topicon wtf}}{{TOC right}}{{Werewolf/Index}}
Put together by [[User:DrDog|DrDog]] & [[User:Roadnottaken|Roadnottaken]]

If you don't understand, ask, and it will be answered.

==Auspices==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="19%" | [[Rahu]]
! width="19%" | [[Cahalith]]
! width="19%" | [[Elodoth]]
! width="19%" | [[Ithaeur]]
! width="19%" | [[Irraka]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Rahu.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Cahalith.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Elodoth.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ithaeur.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Irraka.png]]
|-
! Auspice
! align="center" | Full Moon, Warrior
! align="center" | Gibous Moon, Visionary
! align="center" | Half Moon, Walker Between
! align="center" | Crescent Moon, Spirit Master
! align="center" | New Moon, Stalker
|-
! Reknown
| [[Purity]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Honor]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Cunning]]
|-
! Specialties
|
* [[Brawl Skill|Brawl]]
* [[Intimidation Skill|Intimidation]]
* [[Survival Skill|Survival]]
|
* [[Crafts Skill|Crafts]]
* [[Expression Skill|Expression]]
* [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]]
|
* [[Empathy Skill|Empathy]]
* [[Investigation Skill|Investigation]]
* [[Politics Skill|Politics]]
|
* [[Animal Ken Skill|Animal Ken]]
* [[Medicine Skill|Medicine]]
* [[Occult Skill|Occult]]
|
* [[Larceny Skill|Larceny]]
* [[Stealth Skill|Stealth]]
* [[Subterfuge Skill|Subterfuge]]
|-
! Gift Lists
|
* [[Dominance Gifts|Dominance]]
* [[Full Moon Gifts|Full Moon]]
* [[Strength Gifts|Strength]]
|
* [[Gibbous Moon Gifts|Gibbous Moon]]
* [[Inspiration Gifts|Inspiration]]
* [[Knowledge Gifts|Knowledge]]
|
* [[Half Moon Gifts|Half Moon]]
* [[Insight Gifts|Insight]]
* [[Warding Gifts|Warding]]
|
* [[Crescent Moon Gifts|Crescent Moon]]
* [[Elemental Gifts|Elemental]]
* [[Shaping Gifts|Shaping]]
|
* [[Evasion Gifts|Evasion]]
* [[New Moon Gifts|New Moon]]
* [[Stealth Gifts|Stealth]]
|-
! Ability
| valign="top" | '''Warrior’s Eye'''

“Read” a foe once per session, [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Primal Urge]] to determine if foe is more/less powerful. DF: Misjudgment, ES: Sense of gap between power levels.
| valign="top" | '''Prophetic Dreams'''

Gives clue about challenges faced once per story., must sleep at least 4 hours. +1 bonus to [[Occult Skill|Occult]] rolls to interpret omens or occult riddles.
| valign="top" | '''Spirit Envoy'''

+2 bonus to Empathy, [[Expression Skill|Expression]], [[Persuasion Skill|Persuasion]], or Politics rolls made to negotiate with spirits. Does not apply to threats.
| valign="top" | '''Ritual Master'''

Rituals dots cost new x4. New [[Rites]] bought with experience cost dots x1.
| valign="top" | '''Pathfinder’s Sense'''

+2 bonus to ‘peek’ into [[Shadow Realm|Shadow]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant) or perceive ephemeral spirits ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + PU, Instant). Also applies to rolls to sense [[Locus|loci]] ([[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + PU).
|}

=== Moon Phases<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?17470-OOC-Talk-amp-Scene-Questions&p=136021&viewfull=1#post136021 Moon Phases]</ref> ===
* 0-20% is a New Moon
* 20-40% is a Crescent Moon
* 40-60% is a Half Moon
* 60-80% is a Gibbous Moon
* 80-100% is a Full Moon
Current moon phase for Sacramento can be found [http://www.timeanddate.com/moon/phases/usa/sacramento here] (external link).

==Tribes==
{| class="wikitable"
!
! width="16%" | [[Blood Talons]]
! width="16%" | [[Bone Shadows]]
! width="16%" | [[Hunters in Darkness]]
! width="16%" | [[Iron Masters]]
! width="16%" | [[Storm Lords]]
! width="16%" | [[Ghost Wolves]]
|-
!
! align="center" | [[File:Blood Talons.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Bone Shadows.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Hunters in Darkness.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Iron Masters.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Storm Lords.png]]
! align="center" | [[File:Ghost Wolves.png]]
|-
!
! align="center" | Suthar Anzuth
! align="center" | Hirfathra Hissu
! align="center" | Meninna
! align="center" | Farsil Luhal
! align="center" | Iminir
! align="center" | Thihirtha Numea
|-
! Totem
| Fenris, the Destroyer Wolf
| Kamduis-Ur, the Death Wolf
| Hikaon, the Black Wolf
| Sagrim, the Red Wolf
| Skolis, the Winter Wolf
| None
|- valign="top"
! Ban
| valign="top" | ''Offer no surrender that you would not accept''
| ''Pay each spirit in kind''
| valign="top" | ''Let no sacred place in your territory be violated''
| valign="top" | ''Honor your territory in all things''
| valign="top" | ''Allow no one to witness or to tend your weakness''
| valign="top" | None
|-
! [[Renown]]
| [[Glory]]
| [[Wisdom]]
| [[Purity]]
| [[Cunning]]
| [[Honor]]
| None
|-
! [[Gifts|Gift Lists]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Inspiration Gifts]]
* [[Rage Gifts]]
* [[Strength Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Death Gifts]]
* [[Insight Gifts]]
* [[Warding Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Elemental Gifts]]
* [[Nature Gifts]]
* [[Stealth Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Knowledge Gifts]]
* [[Shaping Gifts]]
* [[Technology Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Dominance Gifts]]
* [[Evasion Gifts]]
* [[Weather Gifts]]
| valign="top" |
* [[Father Wolfs Gifts]]
* [[Mother Lunas Gifts]]
|}

== [[Shapeshifting]] ==

'''Shifting:''' [[Pool::Stamina]] (Hishu) + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Instant]] (ES: [[Reflexive]] [[action]]), OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] for automatic, Reflexive, OR automatic Reflexive under Auspice moon.
* Returning to Hishu is always a Reflexive action without a roll
* Automatic reversion to Hishu when knocked out or killed
* [[Merits#Fighting_Styles|Fighting Style Merits]] usable only in Hishu and Dalu
* [[Manipulation]] never reduced less than 1, except in Gauru
* When not in combat, a dice pool of 5+ allows your character to shift in one turn.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="10%" | [[Hishu]]
! width="15%" | [[Dalu]]
! width="30%" | [[Gauru]]
! width="20%" | [[Urshul]]
! width="15%" | [[Urhan]]
|- style="vertical-align:bottom;"
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Hishu-Silhouette.png|200px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Dalu-Silhouette.png|220px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Gauru-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urshul-Silhouette.png|280px]]
| style="text-align:center; background-color:darkgrey;" | [[File:Urhan-Silhouette.png|150px]]
|-
| style="text-align:center;" | Human
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Human
| style="text-align:center;" | War Form
| style="text-align:center;" | Near-Wolf
| style="text-align:center;" | The Wolf
|-
| valign="top" |
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} [[Strength]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Stamina]] +1
* {{minus}} [[Manipulation]] -1
* {{info}} [[Size]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Health]] +2
* {{plus}} [[Speed]] +1
* {{plus}} [[Perception]] +2
* {{info}} Mass +25-50 lbs (+11-22 kg)
* {{info}} Height +4-6” (+10-15 cm)
* {{info}} [[Lunacy]] at +4
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Strength +3
* {{plus}} Dexterity +1
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{info}} Size +2
* {{plus}} Health +4
* {{plus}} Initiative +1
* {{plus}} Speed +4
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} Mass +200-250 lbs
* {{info}} Height +2-3’
* {{info}} Full [[Lunacy]]
* {{plus}} [[Armor]] 1/1
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{plus}} Ignore wound penalties
* {{plus}} No unconsciousness rolls
* {{minus}} -2 penalty to resist [[Kuruth]]
* {{minus}} Manipulation = 0, most Social and Mental tasks fail
* {{info}} Must attack an enemy, travel toward one, or take out frustration. Resolve + Composure (Reflexive) required to do anything else, failure means Kuruth. Gifts and fetishes (Reflexive) excepted.
* {{info}} Maximum time in Gauru: Stamina (Hishu) + PU (+Auspice renown if under Auspice moon).
* {{info}} Afterward must revert to Hishu, or make Sta + Survival + PU / spend Essence for alternate form
* {{info}} May shift out of Gauru voluntarily if not subject to Kuruth
* {{info}} May not voluntarily assume Gauru again for remainder of scene
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Str +2
* {{plus}} Dex +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +2
* {{minus}} Manip -3
* {{info}} Size +1
* {{plus}} Health +3
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +7
* {{plus}} Perception +3
* {{info}} 3-5’ at shoulder
* {{info}} 6-8’ in length
* {{info}} +150-200 lbs in weight
* {{info}} Lunacy at +2
* {{plus}} Claws +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L (No grapple required)
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Body language and scent can convey ideas to pack members
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue
* {{info}} Track by scent
| valign="top" |
* {{plus}} Dexterity +2
* {{plus}} Stamina +1
* {{info}} Size -1
* {{plus}} Initiative +2
* {{plus}} Speed +5
* {{plus}} Perception +4
* {{plus}} Claw +1L
* {{plus}} Bite +2L
* {{info}} -2 penalty to detect as supernatural creature
* {{minus}} Human speech impossible
* {{info}} Can communicate with wolves (-1 to -3 penalty until familiar)
* {{info}} Limited use of First Tongue (Complex ideas: Man + Expression)
* {{info}} Track by scent
|}

=== [[Lunacy]] ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Willpower
! Description
! Penalty
! Memory
|-
| 1-2
| No control over actions. Catatonic, cardiac arrest, suicidal or regressive behavior.
| -5 penalty to all actions.
| No memory of event, refuse to believe evidence.
|-
| 3-4
| Little control, likely to flee.
| -4 penalty to all actions.
| Vague and rationalized memories of event.
|-
| 5-7
| Overcome with fear, likely to flee. Has presence of mind to lock doors, etc. May attempt to fight if cornered.
| -3 penalty to all actions.
| Attempts to remember require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -4.
|-
| 8-9
| Exceptional self-control. May spend 1 WP to avoid fleeing for one turn.
| All actions at -1 penalty.
| Conscious effort to remember events require [[Intelligence]] + [[Composure]] at -2 penalty. Succ allows memory that excludes the [[Uratha]], ES allows full recall. Roll made for each attempt to remember.
|-
| 10
| Complete control over Lunacy.
| Nil
| Acts rationally and remembers clearly.
|}
Modifiers:
* Dalu: +4 WP
* Urshul: +2 WP
* Wolf-Blooded: +2 WP, max 10
* Supernatural creature (Including mortal servants): Immune
* Storyteller fiat: Res + Composure roll adds successes to WP

== Death Rage ([[Kuruth]]) ==

[[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] to resist ([[Action::Reflexive]])

Failure: Shift reflexively into [[Gauru]]

Automatic Provocation
* Wounded by [[Aggravated|aggravated]] damage
* Struck by an exceptional success attack roll
* Striking an exceptional attack success
* Wound is marked on one of character’s last 3 health boxes

{|
! [[Harmony]]
! Minimum Stimulus (outide of combat)
|-
| 9-10
| Loved one/packmate slain or badly injured; betrayed by loved one/packmate
|-
| 7-8
| Betrayed by ally
|-
| 5-6
| Injured outside combat by aggravated damage; loved one/packmate in danger
|-
| 3-4
| Humiliated or injured
|-
| 1-2
| Insulted; authority challenged
|}

Effects
* Time in Gauru form lasts for entire scene
* Attempts to destroy nearest target, friend or foe
* Self-preservation takes over when wounded within last 3 health boxes – Flees, attacking anyone intervening
* Attempts to mentally/socially coerce at -3
* Talkdowns are an automatic -5
* Cannot use [[Fetish|fetishes]]/[[Gifts]]
* Cannot spend Willpower
* [[Pool::Resolve]] + [[Pool::Composure]] may be rolled if talked down, etc.
* Induces fear in spirits
* Reflexive Kuruth roll may save from being disabled by giving extra health

==[[Harmony]]==

{{Tables/Harmony}}

* Exceptional Success on degeneration check: 1 [[Willpower]] gained
* If degeneration occurs, roll Harmony to check for [[Derangements|derangement]].
* '''Optional Degeneration rules''': Werewolves can gain bans like spirits instead of mental disorders. These can be things like spilling three drops of blood before entering a door, or collecting a token from every defeated foe, etc. They get progressively worse as the werewolf drops lower in harmony.

==[[Primal Urge]]==

{{Tables/Primal Urge}}

==[[Renown]]==

Dots in tribally affiliated renown earn you brownie points among others of your tribe.

{|
|-
!Total Renown Dots
!Honorary Rank Among Spirits
|-
|align="center" |0-7
|align="center" |2
|-
|align="center" |8-15
|align="center" |3
|-
|align="center" |16-23
|align="center" |4
|-
|align="center" |24 or more
|align="center" |5
|}

== Damage and Health ==
=== Silver ===

Silver weapons inflict aggravated damage. Werewolves must be wounded by these weapons, contact is not sufficient. The silver must be sufficiently pure. Silver is a poor choice of materials and imposes a -1 penalty for use of the weapon.

=== [[Regeneration]] ===

* Regenerate 1 [[Bashing]] at the beginning of [[action]] for the turn ([[reflexive]]).
* May spend 1 [[Essence]] to regenerate 1 [[Lethal]] INSTEAD of 1 bashing (reflexive). This may be done even when unconscious.
* Without spending Essence, 1 lethal is regenerated every 15 minutes.
* [[Aggravated]] is healed at 1 point per week.
* Dead/unconscious [[Uratha]] immediately revert to [[Hishu]].
* Immune to mundane infection and disease.

=== Drugs, Toxins, Poisons and Diseases ===

The Werewolf line is not entirely clear on this. However:

* Werewolves are immune to all mundane diseases. Supernatural ones may still affect them, but will probably be affected by a Werewolf's regeneration rate.
* Werewolves are not immune to, but are resistant to most mundane and supernatural poisons, gaining a +2 to any roll to resist, which stacks with the Merit [[Toxin Resistance]]. They may also experience a reduced duration when it comes to the effects of drugs, both positive and negative.
* Werewolves may spend a point of [[essence]] to purge themselves of one dose of any drug, toxin or poison. In the case of toxins or poisons, this reduces the toxicity rating by 1. Reducing it 0 completely purges the Uratha's system.
* Yes, this means Werewolves have a hard time getting drunk, so go ahead and kill your liver with massive amounts of alcohol.

== [[Gauntlet]] ==
The rolls for dual senses and to cross the Gauntlet at a locus are subject to the Gauntlet modifier.

Within the city, this modifier is -3 everywhere except in parks, where it is -2, and loci, where it is +1

===Spiritual Perception===

Detect ephemeral spirits: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

Detect [[Locus|Loci]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Investigation Skill|Investigation]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

‘Peek’ across the [[Gauntlet]]: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Empathy Skill|Empathy]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]], [[Action::Instant]].

===Stepping Sideways===

[[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Presence]] + [[Pool::Primal Urge]] OR Spend 1 [[Essence]] to cross as a Standard [[Action]].

Must be done within the influence of a [[Locus]] unless the [[Rending the Gauntlet]] rite is used. Modifiers:
* {{plus}} Werewolf stares into a reflective surface: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 2 or 3: +1
* {{plus}} Near a locus rated 4 or higher: +2
* {{minus}} Crossing during the day: -2

{| class="wikitable"
| Dramatic Failure
| Cannot attempt to cross [[Gauntlet]] again until following night.
|-
| Failure
| Cannot make another attempt for an hour.
|-
| 1 Success
| 30 seconds (10 turns)
|-
| 2 Successes
| 21 seconds (7 turns)
|-
| 3 Successes
| 12 seconds (4 turns)
|-
| 4 Successes
| 3 seconds (1 turn)
|-
| 5 Successes
| Instantaneous ([[Action::Reflexive]]).
|}
==== Pathfinding ====
Packs may travel across the Gauntlet as one. The werewolf leading the attempt is the pathfinder. Pathfinder must roll to step sideways and CANNOT use Essence when pathfinding.

Modifiers:
* {{minus}} Each werewolf not a member of the pathfinder's pack or unconscious: -1
* {{minus}} Each creature who isn’t a werewolf but is otherwise capable of crossing between worlds: -2
* {{minus}} Each person or creature who’s incapable of spiritual travel: -3

==Tracking==

* Tracking by sight (As human): [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
* Tracking by scent (As wolf): [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]], 10-20+ succ, 10 min per roll.
(Uratha can choose either the above if in appropriate form).

* Countertracking: Tracking roll vs. [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Survival Skill]] each stage.
* Tracker has more succ: Progress made
* Countertracker has more succ: Trail lost
* Tie: Tracker needs # of succ equal to # of succ in countertracker’s tying roll in order to resume the trail.

Modifiers:
* {{info}} Moving at ½ speed: None
* {{minus}} Moving at ¾ speed: -1
* {{minus}} Moving at full speed: -2
* {{minus}} Every hour trail ages: -1
* {{plus}} Each subject in group tracked after the first: +1
* {{plus}} Uratha has tasted subject’s blood: +4 (For 1 year)

==Rites==

The dice pool for all Rites is equal to the werewolf's [[Harmony]], subject to the following modifiers:

* {{plus}} +2 Ritemaster meditates successfully prior to ritual (that is, four or more successes are accumulated in a [[meditation]] Attribute task — see World of Darkness Rulebook, p. 51)
* {{plus}} +2 In the vicinity of a powerful [[locus]] (rated ••••+)
* {{plus}} +1 In the vicinity of a locus (rated • to •••)
* {{plus}} +1 Ritualist has gained goodwill of local spirits
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster is in Dalu form
* {{plus}} +1 Ritemaster’s auspice moon is in the sky
* {{minus}} –1 to –3 Performer suffers wound penalties
* {{minus}} –1 Local spirits are hostile to ritualist
* {{minus}} –1 City suburb or town (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes any park within Sacramento)
* {{minus}} –1 Distracting environment (powerful odors, noisy)
* {{minus}} –2 Packmates are involved in battle
* {{minus}} –2 Dense urban area (only if rite is performed in physical world) (this includes all of Sacramento except parks)
* {{minus}} –2 Ritemaster is struck during rite but takes no damage
* {{minus}} –3 Rite is performed in a Barren

== Custom Fetishes ==

[[Fetish]] creation rules are in [[Lore of the Forsaken]], Page 138. All custom fetishes should be made using these rules.

{{footer|wtf}}

File:Moon Phases.jpg

2016-02-10T14:14:02Z

Teeramus:

2015-06-26T14:44:31Z

Teeramus: /* Eyes of Death Wolf */