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[threeplusfire]

So I'm playing a werewolf in our next game, and as I have never ever played this paticular variety of White Wolf game in my life I am still mucking about with character ideas. Hence I turn to the internet and livejournal. I know you want to say something. So fire off suggestions for a werewolf character. Help me. My brain is still melted from the 110 degree heat yesterday.

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[neflhim.livejournal.com]

Fianna Homid Gallierd.

A Celtic Bard. No stereotype here. The other option that may fit is a Theurge (shaman), possibly of the Silver Fangs (European wolves, control Russia) or the Shadow Lords (power behind the Silver Fang throne).

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Now the bard is a nice thought, but given our troubles with the bard in D&D I think I may have to steer clear of that one. ;)

I'm horribly, horribly tempted by the Shadow Lords right now. Horribly. Hmmmm.

[neflhim.livejournal.com]

You could meld a Shadow Lord into a reasonable copy of the Malfoys. The whole "This is not the evil you are looking for" bit would fit a SL perfectly.

Of course, the evil power gamer in me says to play a Moloke, with the right stat adjustments (10 Gnosis, Huge Size, teeth, claws, toughness merits) you can be a literal dragon. I did it once to prove a point. It was fun.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Hahah, that's a great thought.
I'm thinking really about playing a bruiser, since it's not my usual route and it could be something I would have a lot of fun with. But our DM isn't letting us run Red Talons or Get of Fenris for this campaign, so I'm trying to come up with something else.

[neflhim.livejournal.com]

Star Gazer with Kai-Lin-Do. That was a fun one for me once, as was a Glass Walker TechnoKnight (think Warhammer 40K or Shadowrun) and a Wendigo/Uktena concept character. Think Mani from Brotherhood of the Wolf.