I had my first forsaken game in a long time this week and we ran into something that I failed to find in the books. How does werewolves deal with spirits in twilight? I tried searching the books but came up empty handed other than having enough reknown to be considered 2 ranks higher than a spirit (at which point the werewolves attacks are considered to be banes). Can someone point me in the right direction?
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Originally posted by Gemstone View PostI had my first forsaken game in a long time this week and we ran into something that I failed to find in the books. How does werewolves deal with spirits in twilight? I tried searching the books but came up empty handed other than having enough reknown to be considered 2 ranks higher than a spirit (at which point the werewolves attacks are considered to be banes). Can someone point me in the right direction?
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Originally posted by Gemstone View PostI had my first forsaken game in a long time this week and we ran into something that I failed to find in the books. How does werewolves deal with spirits in twilight? I tried searching the books but came up empty handed other than having enough reknown to be considered 2 ranks higher than a spirit (at which point the werewolves attacks are considered to be banes). Can someone point me in the right direction?
Packs are also going to have at least one member in spirit form, their totem, who can attack in Twilight. There's also the Whisper Knife fetish and the Barghest Gift, which only works on Death-related spirits. Gifts that work similarly for other kinds of spirits likely exist.
There's also the Twilight Purge rite, but that's more on the high end of things.
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Re: Spirits in Twilight
Werewolves can perceive Twilight Spirits by default - relevant text posted below.
The werewolf does not need to focus in order to sense spirits in Twilight. Unless the spirit is intentionally trying to hide, Uratha sense spirits in Twilight as well as they would manifested. (wtf2 - pg. 95)Last edited by Reighnhell; 07-22-2017, 08:05 AM.
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Originally posted by Gemstone View PostI had my first forsaken game in a long time this week and we ran into something that I failed to find in the books. How does werewolves deal with spirits in twilight? I tried searching the books but came up empty handed other than having enough reknown to be considered 2 ranks higher than a spirit (at which point the werewolves attacks are considered to be banes). Can someone point me in the right direction?
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Originally posted by Seidmadr View Post
Banes, and the Bone Shadows' Sacred Hunt“Youth ages, immaturity is outgrown, ignorance can be educated, and drunkenness sobered, but stupid lasts forever.” ~ Aristophanes
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Sorry for a topic necromancy, but was looking for this info...
Originally posted by Reighnhell View PostRe: Spirits in Twilight
Werewolves can perceive Twilight Spirits by default - relevant text posted below.
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Originally posted by wyrdhamster View PostSorry for a topic necromancy, but was looking for this info...
So Uratha would see spirit even without any other Manifestation than Twilight Form?
So the second question - Can werewolves simply interact with it? Like 'attacking the air' with their claws? No power or Facet needed for it, yes?
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