Sept of the Wild Sea

The Sept of the Wild Sea is a Fianna caern on Omey Island, Ireland during the Dark Ages.

Overview

The caern centers on an old pagan graveyard, haunted by the ghosts of the people who dwelled along this coast before the coming of the Celts. The ghosts' mute sorrow penetrates the veil between the worlds, and allows Fianna Theurges to draw Gnosis from the Umbra. The caern is a place of quiet respite, but hosting refugees from the ravages of the Flaying Plague strained its resources to the utmost. Though the Fianna of the sept honored their commitment to the ancient law of hospitality, their guests put intolerable strain on the caern's Gnosis and the hosts' patience. The Garou here wish to be left alone.

Unfortunately, the Wyrm has no such generosity. Along these coasts, ancient heroes drove Wyrmspawn into the sea. These "Fomorian" creatures (as traditional Fianna call them) lie sleeping, and they may soon stir and return to assail the isolated werewolves.

Sept Members

Bron of the Wild Claw - Fianna Theurge, Sept Leader, Dark Ages

References

DA: Dark Ages: British Isles, p. 111-112

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