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After being driven from Egypt, many of the Silent Striders made peace with their brethren, other Garou, and began to live with them again. The Striders never were proponents of the [[Impergium]], and many still hold this as a crime the other Garou committed. This, as well as their displacement from their homeland, have given the Striders an air of detachment that many Garou feel conceals deep secrets. |
After being driven from Egypt, many of the Silent Striders made peace with their brethren, other Garou, and began to live with them again. The Striders never were proponents of the [[Impergium]], and many still hold this as a crime the other Garou committed. This, as well as their displacement from their homeland, have given the Striders an air of detachment that many Garou feel conceals deep secrets. |
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+ | [[Silent Strider Camps|Information on the various factions within the Silent Striders' Tribe]], from Sepdet's website. |
Revision as of 22:00, 17 September 2006
The most mysterious of the Garou, the Silent Striders hold no permanent homes, but wander from caern to caern and throughout the urban, wilderness, and spirit realms as they choose. Travel is their existence, and few know the secrets of both the mortal and spirit lands like they do. They are a laconic tribe and little is known about them, yet they in turn always seem to know when events are about to take place.
Descended from packs of jackals who roamed the sands of Egypt, the Silent Striders long thought of that land as their home. However, when the Kindred took an interest in Egypt, the Silent Striders were driven from their homeland. Since then, they have roamed, nomadic and alone through the world. They have strong ties to Gypsies, and have an affinity for their prophetic natures and gifts relating to travel.
After being driven from Egypt, many of the Silent Striders made peace with their brethren, other Garou, and began to live with them again. The Striders never were proponents of the Impergium, and many still hold this as a crime the other Garou committed. This, as well as their displacement from their homeland, have given the Striders an air of detachment that many Garou feel conceals deep secrets.
Information on the various factions within the Silent Striders' Tribe, from Sepdet's website.