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| − | '''Level 1'''
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| − | * Ma’at’s Feather
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| − | * Moon Lore
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| − | * Resist Pain
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| − | '''Level 2'''
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| − | * Call to Duty
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| − | * Strength of Purpose
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| − | '''Level 3'''
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| − | * Bonds that Tie Us
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| − | * <font color=red>'''''Divided Heart'''''</font>
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| − | * Sense Balance
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| − | '''Level 4'''
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| − | * Reality’s Path
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| − | '''Level 5'''
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| − | ==Level One==
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| − | '''Description:''' According to Egyptian legend, if the heart of one of the dead was heavier than Ma’at’s feather, she would feed it to the beast Ammit, destroying their soul entirely. If it was lighter, then the dead person was admitted to the afterlife. This Gift was first the province of Silent Strider Philodox (and is still most common amongst that tribe), but has spread throughout all of Garou society. It allows the Philodox to sense the weight of a fallen Garou’s soul and determine if he died as one of Gaia, or had fallen to the Wyrm. It is used to determine what rituals will be undertaken for the deceased, and is taught by a bird- or lion-spirit.
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| − | <font color=purple>'''Moon Lore'''</font>
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| − | '''Source:''' ''WW3812 - Book of Auspices p. 79''
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| − | '''Description:''' Using this Gift, the werewolf can learn the phase of the moon that heralded the birth of another. Although it can determine auspice, Moon Lore gives no clue to whether the subject is a werewolf or even if it is supernatural in any way; being born under a waxing gibbous moon means much more to a Garou than it does to a normal human. Any moon-spirit can teach this Gift.
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| − | ''Also a Level 1 Children of Gaia Gift / Level 1 Get of Fenris Gift / Level 1 Wendigo Gift''
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| − | '''Source:''' ''WW3801 - Werewolf: the Apocalypse Revised p. 139, 145, 147, 154''
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| − | '''Description:''' Through force of will, the Philodox is able to ignore the pain of his wounds and continue acting normally. A bear-spirit teaches this Gift.
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| − | <font color=purple>'''Scent of the True Form'''</font>
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| − | '''Source:''' ''WW3801 - Werewolf: the Apocalypse Revised p. 139''
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| − | '''Description:''' This Gift allows the Garou to determine the true nature of a person. This information is conveyed as an olfactory sensation — it is actually a scent of the target’s natural form. Any spirit servant of Gaia can teach this Gift.
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| − | ''Also a Level 2 Silent Strider (Camp: Wayfarers) Gift '''
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| − | '''Description:''' Some Garou feel so strongly about their place in the pack, the tribe and the world that they can draw on this resolve in times of need. The Philodox can pull new resolve from his deepest reserves. A wolf-spirit teaches this Gift.
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| − | '''Description:''' Half Moons are seldom called upon to make easy decisions or clear-cut judgements — if things were so simple, the Philodox would not be needed. Yet when it comes down to it, even the judge could use a hint now and then. By taking a moment to look around, the wise Garou may see in the fall of a leaf or path of a butterfly an answer he seeks.
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| − | ''Also a Level 3 Wendigo Gift / Level 3 Uktena Gift''
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| | [[Category:Garou]] | | [[Category:Garou]] |
