Im planning a chronicle where a very old silent strider appears in town. He is over 80 years old, a rank 3 galliard, very well respected and known for being one of the best investigators ever from the silent striders. On a first meet he seems fine enough, he is not as powerful as before, but looks mentally sound. Except this is a mistake, it takes time to notice, but he has alzheimer. Maybe because he is always moving this is not always noticed by the others garou he meet.
He knows he is old (althought he doens't know he is getting senile) so he decided to kill vampires, since it's something he can still do just fine specially when he catches them off-guard during the day. He will ask the PCs to assist him on a investigation since they know the region better, but it will soon be clear that he is too senile. How would the other septs react to this? It's pretty obvious he should have gone throught the rite of the winter wolf decades ago, but now he cannot really comprehend this. He think that he is just a little slower now, but don't realize/accept he is mentally unstable.
Could a garou be forced to undergo the rite of winter wolf against his will? If not, what are the alternatives?
He is a danger to himself and pherhaps even the garou nation as a whole, he keeps forgetting things, but still remembers important lore and could reveal important info by mistake, he has a strong fetish the could be stole from him, etc.
If the rite of winter wolf can be used against a unwilling garou, would they try to capture him to undergo the rite, or just plainly kill him? He is very old, but knows powerful gifts and there is always a small change he can kill at least one garou with a trick or luck. Would the sept try to get him alive to the ritual, or feel like it's safer to kill him without the rite? Im interested what kind of opnion the other npcs of the sect could have.
Im trying to make it a chronicle about helping the old garou coming to terms with his life and the need to end it, or instead a difficult situation where they have to kill a honorable garou who don't really understand the situation and thinks the PCs have turned on him.
He knows he is old (althought he doens't know he is getting senile) so he decided to kill vampires, since it's something he can still do just fine specially when he catches them off-guard during the day. He will ask the PCs to assist him on a investigation since they know the region better, but it will soon be clear that he is too senile. How would the other septs react to this? It's pretty obvious he should have gone throught the rite of the winter wolf decades ago, but now he cannot really comprehend this. He think that he is just a little slower now, but don't realize/accept he is mentally unstable.
Could a garou be forced to undergo the rite of winter wolf against his will? If not, what are the alternatives?
He is a danger to himself and pherhaps even the garou nation as a whole, he keeps forgetting things, but still remembers important lore and could reveal important info by mistake, he has a strong fetish the could be stole from him, etc.
If the rite of winter wolf can be used against a unwilling garou, would they try to capture him to undergo the rite, or just plainly kill him? He is very old, but knows powerful gifts and there is always a small change he can kill at least one garou with a trick or luck. Would the sept try to get him alive to the ritual, or feel like it's safer to kill him without the rite? Im interested what kind of opnion the other npcs of the sect could have.
Im trying to make it a chronicle about helping the old garou coming to terms with his life and the need to end it, or instead a difficult situation where they have to kill a honorable garou who don't really understand the situation and thinks the PCs have turned on him.
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