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Territories: A surprising number of Blood Talon
packs claim territory in cities. The wilderness does not
lack for appropriate challenges and prey, but cities promise
vampires, sorcerers and other interesting contenders.
Blood Talons with “altruistic” aspirations usually set about
picking a class of creature as prey (such as drug dealers,
bloodsuckers or the media). Those with less interest
in civic improvement simply fortify their positions by
cajoling or forcing local spirits into acting as allies and
informants. Let those who would make war with warriors
tremble with fear.
Concepts: vampire-hunter, former battlefield journalist,
duel officiator, urban valkyrie, tactical consultant,
territory-raider, chaplain
Quote: You challenge me? Your face is brave, but I hear
your pulse quicken and smell the fear sweat on your brow.
Don’t waste my time.
STEREOTYPES
Bone Shadows: Clever and wise, but their
first instinct is always to compromise. We only
resort to that if there’s no chance of victory and
no glory to be had in dying.
Hunters in Darkness: For them, three
quarters of every battle is played out before the
first blow falls. Still, they tend to lose sight of the
value of simply being stronger, faster and better
armed.
Iron Masters: Not everyone can be warriors
for all occasions, but these ones have proven their
value as warriors in their limited environments.
Storm Lords: The ones we drive out are the
ones who spend all their time telling us how
strong and in control they are. The ones we
honor are the ones who shut up and prove it.
Ghost Wolves: They play at being men and
wolves, finding no solace in either. When they
come to terms with the fire in their hearts, then
perhaps they’ll come to us to learn.
• • •
Pure Tribes: Our worthiest and most
fearsome foes. They desire no truce and no
compromise.
Vampires: They have long fangs, but that’s
the least of what makes them dangerous. Never
fight them where they’re in control.
Mages: They look human, but aren’t nearly
so soft and vulnerable. If you know exactly what
one’s capable of, and if he poses a direct threat to
what’s yours, hunt him down — but if not, think
twice.
Humans: If you have family you give a shit
about, honor them and keep them safe. Nobody
else is worth your time.