Yes, I know it's againt WtF canon. Yes, I understand it can destabilize Uratha population in the world. And I know it's somehow as 'easter egg' option already in the 2E corebook as tracking First Changers by taste of blood. 
I watch a lot of werewolves related media and always see this classical trope. By WtF canon, Uratha are not spreading by being Bitten by other Uratha, HOWEVER, in Lunacy rules on page 101, there is mention that on Dramatic Failure target of Lunacy becomes Wolf-Blooded. From being Wolf-Blooded there is only small step to proper First Change ( if Storyteller is supporting idea ). So the Hack itself would be fairy easy.
Hack
Being bitten by Uratha is larger strain on Lunacy. Target mortal character makes his Lunacy roll with penalty equal to taken Damage levels +3 -> if character have Dramatic Failure, he becomes Wolf-Blooded and is open to First Change.
So what do you think about hack rules and what implication it have on the game world? Dramatic Failures are rather rare, outside of Storytellers fiat...

I watch a lot of werewolves related media and always see this classical trope. By WtF canon, Uratha are not spreading by being Bitten by other Uratha, HOWEVER, in Lunacy rules on page 101, there is mention that on Dramatic Failure target of Lunacy becomes Wolf-Blooded. From being Wolf-Blooded there is only small step to proper First Change ( if Storyteller is supporting idea ). So the Hack itself would be fairy easy.
Hack
Being bitten by Uratha is larger strain on Lunacy. Target mortal character makes his Lunacy roll with penalty equal to taken Damage levels +3 -> if character have Dramatic Failure, he becomes Wolf-Blooded and is open to First Change.
So what do you think about hack rules and what implication it have on the game world? Dramatic Failures are rather rare, outside of Storytellers fiat...
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