Werewolf: The Forsaken - Blank It

Members of the Lodge of Death seek out the wisdom
of bygone spirits, traveling into the stygian depths of the
underworld for secrets and knowledge lost in time. They
seek to uncover the final mysteries of death, which few (if
any) other werewolves can even bring themselves to face.
Territories: Like any other werewolves, Bone Shadows
mark and defend fixed territories centered on loci.
They bribe, dominate or appease local spirits in return for
favors and a free exchange of information, and they know
the ins and outs of the surrounding spirit world. Bone
Shadows are also the werewolves most likely to adopt the
physical domain of a certain type of spirit as an unconventional
territory. Such domains might include long sections
of a particular highway, a river and its tributaries, or the
path of destruction carved long ago by an F-5 tornado.
Such territories often weave through the firmer territories
of other werewolves, and deciding whose responsibilities
take precedence in a given situation is a matter of negotiation
between the various packs and spirits involved.
Concepts: locus guardian, shadow cartographer, spirit
court mediator, keeper of rites, necroarchaeologist, modern-day
Fury, reclusive witch-doctor
Quote: I received these scars from one of the Helions my
pack rescued from a once-oak magath. The grateful Helion
scourged my flesh so that, come nightfall, I could prove to the
Ithalunim what we had done.
STEREOTYPES
Blood Talons: They can be hard to speak
with as equals, but our mutual respect for our
relative strengths transcends the need for words.
Presumably…
Hunters in Darkness: Interlopers are wise to
heed the quiet lessons the Hunters teach, but the
Hunters must also listen carefully to other voices.
Iron Masters: They are wise in the ways of the
patterns that surround human existence, but they
do not always tread as carefully as they should.
Storm Lords: They have the strength and will
to traverse the paths we show them, but they rely
on us to unravel the mysteries they find there.
Ghost Wolves: If we can find in the far
reaches of the Hisil what their souls lack, they
will have no more excuses for not recognizing the
Tribes of Luna as their brothers.
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Pure Tribes: Their creed of hate has its
ancient ties of obligation to their Firstborn lords,
but that doesn’t mean we’ll just roll over for
them.
Vampires: Strange things. They clearly have
power beyond the flesh, but they are utterly lacking
in spirit. Do they have a place?
Mages: Much wisdom, much insanity. They
are either the brightest creation of humanity or
the new tyrants of the flesh.
Humans: They’re alienated from and
unaware of so much of what goes on around
them, but their ignorance doesn’t protect
them, nor does it prevent them from giving
strength to the Shadow’s darkness. And so we
must hunt.
Bone Shadows
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