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Chapter II: Character
Failure: The character gains no knowledge of her
surroundings.
Success: The character immediately gains full
knowledge of her surroundings with regard to potential
entrances and exits, the number of creatures larger than a
rat present and general terrain features. While she remains
in the area, a +2 bonus to Defense and Initiative is gained.
The area to which she can attune herself is roughly equal
to one acre per success. The Gift effects last for a scene.
Exceptional Success: As success, but the bonus to
Defense and Initiative is +3.
MOTHER LUNA’S GIFT S
The ability to change form was a gift to the Forsaken
from Luna herself, and assuming the five forms comes as
naturally to werewolves as breathing. There are nuances to
the art, however, that can be mastered only with experience
and instruction. This is an open Gift list; any werewolf
character can possess Mother Luna’s Gifts as if they
had auspice or tribal affinity with them. Werewolves most
often learn Mother Luna’s Gifts from the Lunar Choirs,
but they can be taught by various spirits associated with
trickery, such as coyote- or monkey-spirits.
Partial Change (•)
This subtle Gift allows a werewolf to transform only
the parts of himself that he needs in order to complete a
task at hand. For example, a werewolf in Hishu form might
transform only his nose in order to track someone through
the city streets by scent, without drawing the attention
to himself that transforming into Urhan would attract.
Conversely, a werewolf in Urhan form might transform
his eyes to human to gain sharper color vision.
Cost: None (or 1 Essence)
Dice Pool: Stamina + Survival + Primal Urge.
The player has the option of rolling this dice pool,
with the intended change occurring if even one success
is achieved. In this case, the change is an instant action.
Or, he may spend one Essence for his character to change
automatically as a reflexive action.
Action: Instant or reflexive
Roll Results
Dramatic Failure: Another feature of a different
form is assumed instead of the one intended (the Storyteller
decides which). Human onlookers are subject to Lunacy
as if their Willpower is two dots higher than normal.
Failure: No change occurs.
Success: The werewolf chooses which parts of
himself he transforms. The result might allow him to use
certain abilities normally restricted to other forms (such
as tracking by scent or using claws in Hishu; the Storyteller
decides what modifiers transfer over). Though he
may change as much or as little as he wishes, the choice is
final. To add or subtract any feature requires another use
of the Gift (so “undoing” features also requires another
application of the power).