Revenge-of-the-Land

Revenge-of-the-Land is a Children of Gaia Ahroun Keeper of the Land for the Sept of the Council for Universal Trade[1].

Biography

Revenge-of-the-Land grew up in the mountainous northern provinces of mainland China. She made her way southward, changing packs and gaining notoriety for her "back to the basics" approach.

Eventually, she was selected at a multi-tribal moot in mainland China to head the Children of Gaia pack known as the Caretakers of the Peach Grove. It is this pack's sacred duty to insure that the peach grove stays in its natural, healthy state. She has dedicated herself to this position for life.

Appearance

In wolf form, Revenge-of-the-Land's dark, black fur runs flawlessly along her delineated musculature. In Homid, she will not wear clothing and appears as a very stereotypical Chinese woman with straight, hip-length hair of purest black.

Stats

Position: Keeper of the Land
Breed: Lupus
Auspice: Ahroun
Tribe: Children of Gaia
Nature/Demeanor: Caregiver/Bravo
Attributes: Strength 2, Dexterity 3, Stamina 4, Charisma 2, Manipulation 3, Appearance 3, Perception 3, Intelligence 3, Wits 5
Abilities: Alertness 4, Athletics 3, Brawl 3, Dodge 2, Empathy 3, Expression 3, Intimidation 3, Primal-Urge 3, Animal Ken 2, Leadership 4, Performance 2, Stealth 4, Survival 5, Instruction 2, Kailindo 2, Mediation 2, Enigmas 2, Occult 2, Rituals 3
Backgrounds: Past Life 4, Pure Breed 4
Gifts: Heightened Senses, Inspiration, Razor Claws, Resist Pain, Leap of the Kangaroo, Luna's Armor, Detect Spirit, Spirit Friend, Clenched Jaw, Beast Life, Elemental Gift, The Living Woods
Rank: 5
Rites: All (Level Three and below)
Fetishes: Elk Tooth Necklace, Friendship Ring, Rager, Tree Cloak (Level 3, Gnosis 6; a small twig bound by Garou hair. When the fetish is activated, the Garou can appear, to all natural senses, as a tree. Of course, the Garou must stand in place. The difficulty is 4 near similar trees, 6 near different trees, and 9 in the city.)
Merits: Untamable, Fair Glabro
Rage 5, Gnosis 9, Willpower 8

References

  1. ↑ WTA: Caerns: Places of Power, p. 74
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