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With the Hunters in Darkness focused on their territory and defending it, I could easily see a Cahalith who makes their territory as frightening as possibly, human bones turn up in places they weren't a moment ago, howling in the distance. They want the prey to know their being hunted, but they don't want to be seen until it's time for the kill. At least that's how I think of it?

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The lesser templates, such as ghouls, wolfbloods, and sleepwalkers, also form Greek choruses for their splats.

Or would that fit better somewhere else?

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A spirit intentionally modifying themselves? The Image is engaged in risky work, there.

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"Don't make me sink this boat, because I will make all of you walk to land if this keeps up."

"We have a word for that kind of melodrama where I'm from, Raksha bait."

"We all agreed never to stunt that."...

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The more I see these wonderful, terrible beast-gods, the more I want to find a way to bring them into my modern game.

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Your firstborn is unlikely to directly revoke tribal status over your choice in pack totems. It's more about how the rest of your tribe treats you when they find out.

That said, if you're openly taking a bale hound appropriate personal or pack totem, there may be a few wolves in your tribe who would like a word with you.

Taking a Ghost as a totem would probably be difficult, since they're not the same as spirits, and werewolves normally can't interact with them, though I imagine some majority Bone Shadow packs do, and are generally seen as 'eccentric' by others. The fact...

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A gift taught by hosts... Would have to be a good one, because a certain amount of the Uratha are gonna apply stigma to that, and temptation is the best way to keep them from breaking out the fangs and claws over it. Actually want to know how that would work now, as a wider concept of Host gifts.

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The not manifesting you have as an example would be a ban, which are behavior restrictions. A bane is something particularly harmful to the spirit, more in line with being burned by ice and snow, for example.

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As someone who recently played a mortal occultist character, (Still have them, actually, they're just wolf-blooded as of late.), I found this writeup to be very interesting, certainly a potential antagonist I would consider were I to ST.

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Quality work as always, Acrozatarim.

the Dismemberment curse could be a very effective way of evicting certain people from the pack's territory.

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Maybe also give them something similar to devoid, allowing to be considered both colorless and colored?...