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Players Guide To Changing Breeds Werewolf White Wolf

SKU: BELL-2195080

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Publisher: White Wolf Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 74.48 MB

Pages: 224

Author: White Wolf

ISBN: 9781588463180, 1588463184

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Players Guide To Changing Breeds Werewolf White Wolf by White Wolf 9781588463180, 1588463184 instant download after payment.

The Changing Breeds, also known as ferals (or more rarely therians), are shapechangers who possess in them both Animal and Man, united into a single creature. Technically, the Uratha are part of the Changing Breeds but many of the rules that apply to Father Wolf's brood have no bearing on the feral races. As with werewolves, the feral condition is not contagious and ferals are able to adopt different forms, but ferals are limited to three. They are hurt by silver but do not share the other aspects of the Urathas' pact with Luna, especially their tie to the moon's phases. Changing Folk do not experience changes with the moon but instead with the fluctuating harmony between their animal and human selves