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Even Wyrm-tainted raptors must be caught and purified if at all possible. |
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physically larger than the child of Merlin. (e.g. a football linebacker vs. a |
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ballerina would qualify, whereas two nerdy computer software engineers squaring |
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off would not.) Questions may be directed to the totem wizard. |
off would not.) Questions may be directed to the totem wizard. |
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Revision as of 06:53, 30 October 2006
Merlin: Merlin is not the largest of hawks, but he is still swift and fierce. He is something of an underdog's champion among totems, counseling that the greatest in size is not always the greatest in spirit. Merlin responds well to courage, and encourages his followers to strike intelligently rather than ferociously.
Totem ban: Merlin's children may never kill birds of prey, or their spirits. Even Wyrm-tainted raptors must be caught and purified if at all possible.
Background cost: 4
- +3 to brawl vs. opponents larger than Merlin's child.
- +2 to dodge vs. opponents larger than Merlin's child.
- May call upon up to 3 Willpower points per story.
Note: What is "larger?" Larger means, in a gross sense, a certain opponent is physically larger than the child of Merlin. (e.g. a football linebacker vs. a ballerina would qualify, whereas two nerdy computer software engineers squaring off would not.) Questions may be directed to the totem wizard.
Totems of the Garou |
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Totems of cunning: Alley Cat | Coyote | Cuckoo | Fox | Lady Luck | Magpie | Opossum | Rabbit | Raccoon | Whitewater |
Totems of respect: Bison | Eagle | Falcon | Grandfather Thunder | Ice Wolf | Lion | Merlin | Moose | Mule | Osprey | Pegasus | Sphinx | Stag | Stallion | Swan |
Totems of war: Bear | Black Unicorn | Bull | Cougar | Dog | Fenris | Flea | Griffin | Hummingbird | Panther | Rat | Triune Goddess | Weasel | Wendigo | Winter Manitous | Wolverine | Wyvern |
Totems of wisdom: Centaur | Chimera | City Father | Cockroach | Dana | Dragonfly | Fog | Frog | Grandmother Tree | Otter | Owl | Peregrine | Phoebe | Salmon | Trout | Uktena | Unicorn | Wind Incarna | Winter Wolf |