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<div id="right-1" class="data"><span class="indent">Packs under Fox's patronage work the odd jobs, and this one is no exception.</span> | <div id="right-1" class="data"><span class="indent">Packs under Fox's patronage work the odd jobs, and this one is no exception.</span> | ||
<span class="indent">Last Call has been tapped to dig into the seedy details the people up top might prefer to ignore, but no longer can. They're the folks willing to lie their asses off to get that one little piece of intel everyone needs, but no one has — and they usually get results. They're patient, and they have to be: their tactics come at a price. Fox's very patronage paints them as scammers, cheats, liars, and two-faced smooth-talkers (even if they happen to be one of those mythical 'honest abes' you sometimes hear about). Their honor's questioned, their presence is met with distrust, but who else would you want in your corner when the undercover job that needs a 'light touch' comes around?</span> | <span class="indent">Last Call has been tapped to dig into the seedy details the people up top might prefer to ignore, but no longer can. They're the folks willing to lie their asses off to get that one little piece of intel everyone needs, but no one has — and they usually get results. They're patient, and they have to be: their tactics come at a price. Fox's very patronage paints them as scammers, cheats, liars, and two-faced smooth-talkers (even if they happen to be one of those mythical 'honest abes' you sometimes hear about). Their honor's questioned, their presence is met with distrust, but who else would you want in your corner when the undercover job that needs a 'light touch' comes around?</span> | ||
| − | <span class="indent">So, sure, they may not be the most highly regarded — scheming and backstabbing | + | <span class="indent">So, sure, they may not be the most highly regarded — scheming and backstabbing are better left to the Leeches — but when it comes time to get a creative take on some of the more... let's say <i>'unusual'</i> problems that can crop up from time to time, they're the ones to turn to. Not everything can be solved by handing the job off to a bunch of tornadoes with oversized cleavers. It does have a certain poetry to it, but it's really not their style. Talking a guy into eating his own head, and watching him find a way to say 'thank you for the privilege'? That is.</span></div> |
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Revision as of 15:28, 12 December 2016
Last Call 
| Name: | Last Call |
|---|---|
| Totem Animal: | Fox |
| Totem Type: | Cunning |
| Totem Name: | Unknown |
| Formed: | December, 2016 |
Last Call has been tapped to dig into the seedy details the people up top might prefer to ignore, but no longer can. They're the folks willing to lie their asses off to get that one little piece of intel everyone needs, but no one has — and they usually get results. They're patient, and they have to be: their tactics come at a price. Fox's very patronage paints them as scammers, cheats, liars, and two-faced smooth-talkers (even if they happen to be one of those mythical 'honest abes' you sometimes hear about). Their honor's questioned, their presence is met with distrust, but who else would you want in your corner when the undercover job that needs a 'light touch' comes around?
So, sure, they may not be the most highly regarded — scheming and backstabbing are better left to the Leeches — but when it comes time to get a creative take on some of the more... let's say 'unusual' problems that can crop up from time to time, they're the ones to turn to. Not everything can be solved by handing the job off to a bunch of tornadoes with oversized cleavers. It does have a certain poetry to it, but it's really not their style. Talking a guy into eating his own head, and watching him find a way to say 'thank you for the privilege'? That is.
Fox is quick, cunning, and sly. He prefers to sneak up on his victims, or better yet, pull them into his confidence, making them feel safe before he strikes. He loves to bring his foes into his territory, leading them into traps or causing them to lose their way. Fox enjoys seeing his Children baffle their enemies. To this end, Fox teaches his Children the ways of stealth, subterfuge, and canny awareness in the city as well as the wild. The followers of the Fox tend to share his sly nature, becoming adept at making others do their will. Fox is not seen as honorable by the Garou, and is not a favored Totem.
- +2 to Stealth dice pools
- +3 to Subterfuge dice pools
- +2 to Streetwise dice pools
- +1 Manipulation
- 2 extra pack members able to use Totem benefits per turn
- Pack members are always linked, even over great distances
- Totem can always find pack members
- -1 difficulty to all Subterfuge rolls
- Rage: 1, Willpower: 3, Gnosis: 4
- Fox is far too sly to limit his Children. However, his followers must never participate in a fox hunt, and must help the fox throw the hounds off his trail if they ever encounter such a hunt.
- Subtract 1 from any temporary Honor gains.
