El camino a la madurez... Ha llegado el momento de dejar atrás las cosas de niños y convertirse en Garou adultos. Pero, antes, todos los lobeznos deben pasar una prueba: un rito de iniciación a la dura vida de los defensores de Gaia. Muchos fracasan en este rito y algunos no sobreviven. Cargado de peligros Los lobeznos comienzan su examen para ser adultos. Pero algo va mal. Arrastrados a situaciones que serían peligrosas incluso para guerreros curtidos, deben sobrevivir los ataques de ventiscas, Garou enfurecidos y Perdiciones malvadas para impedir que fructifique la maquinación siniestra de los Danzantes de la Espiral Negra. Necesitan hacer uso de todos sus nuevos poderes para sobrevivir a esta era del Apocalipsis. Rito de Inciación incluye: \- Una historia en la que los personajes comienzan su rito de iniciación, el acontecimiento más importante en la vida de un Garou. Incluye toda la información que necesita un Narrador principiante de Hombre Lobo para comenzar una crónica. \- Cinco personajes pregenerados, con un trasfondo detallado y hojas de personaje. Material de consulta sobre los salvajes horrores que tienen lugar en Saskatchewan, que amenazan al propio mundo.

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Paperback White Wolf Publishing (March 1, 1996) English 1565043189 978-1565043183

The Garou fight their war against the Wyrm throughout the world. Werewolves fight a deadly three-sided war in the Amazon, facing both the Wyrm’s forces and native shapeshifters who do not appreciate the Garou’s incursion. In Cairo, the Arab Spring provides cover for the werewolves’ enemies, but also opportunity and hope. In Iberia and America, the plight of wolves mirrors the Wyld’s declining influence. At home, the Garou must be ever-vigilant for threats against their septs, both from within and without.

The War of Apocalypse is rejoined as the tribes are finally brought together in Litany of the Tribes Volume 4. This book unites the four previously out-of-print Silver Fangs, Stargazers, Uktena and Wendigo Tribebooks. Here is your chance to take the war to the Wyrm-in the name of breed, tribe and Gaia.

The cities of the World of Darkness are a dangerous place to be. Rampant crime and widespread corruption are only the tip of the iceberg - cities are also the homes of vampires and are breeding grounds for spirits of the Wyrm and Weaver. But there's also life in cities, and where there's life there's hope. The modern-day city is an urban battleground - and the Garou are about to take the field. Book of the City takes a long look at the perils of city life in the World of Darkness. From the dangers of the urban spiritscape to unexpected totem allies, from the supernatural threat of vampires and Pentex to mundane problems such as law enforcement and Animal Control, this sourcebook is every Werewolf player's guide to taking the fight downtown.

A silver knife twists in mid-blow, striking unerringly at a foe's heart as if it were alive. A dagger made from a great beast's fang bites deeper into a wound. A whirling bullroarer calls up a thunderstorm, and a simple reed flute lulls a monster into sleep. With the help of the spirits, the impossible becomes easy. With the right fetish in hand, a werewolf becomes unstoppable. Hammer and Klaive is the ultimate guide to fetishes - the magical weapons and tools of The Apocalypse, each one empowered by a spirit and granted the supernatural power to do the impossible. With this book, players can find new fetishes that their characters can aspire to attain or even create, and Storytellers can arm both allies and enemies with new, deadly toy. The next Excalibur is just waiting to be wrested from the stone - or plunged into an enemy's heart.

The Changing Breeds, also known as ferals (or more rarely therians), are shapechangers who possess in them both Animal and Man, united into a single creature. Technically, the Uratha are part of the Changing Breeds but many of the rules that apply to Father Wolf's brood have no bearing on the feral races. As with werewolves, the feral condition is not contagious and ferals are able to adopt different forms, but ferals are limited to three. They are hurt by silver but do not share the other aspects of the Urathas' pact with Luna, especially their tie to the moon's phases. Changing Folk do not experience changes with the moon but instead with the fluctuating harmony between their animal and human selves

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