Roteater

Roteater is one of the sub-types of the Beast seeming - scavengers and eaters of the dead. Their blessing is Scavenger’s Nature.

Overview

Fed on carrion and offal, the Roteater is akin to the vulture and the hyena, the crow and the worm. As a tamed Beast, the Roteater may have followed at the end of his Keeper’s war processions, left to feed himself on corpses. If wild or ungoverned, he may have fallen into a scavenger’s ways simply to survive.

References


Changeling: The Lost First Edition Kiths

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