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Werewolf: The Forsaken Rulebook

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Concept and Design: Justin Achilli, Philippe Boule, Bill Bridges, Dean Burnham, Ken Cliffe, Conrad Hubbard, Mike Lee, Chris McDonough, Matthew McFarland, Aileen E. Miles, Ethan Skemp, Richard Thomas, Mike Tinney, Stephan Wieck, and Frederick Yelk
Second-Stage Concept and Design: Justin Achilli, Bill Bridges, Dean Burnham, Ken Cliffe, Chris McDonough, and Frederick Yelk
Third-Stage Concept and Design: Justin Achilli, Philippe Boule, Carl Bowen, Bill Bridges, Ken Cliffe, Conrad Hubbard, Ethan Skemp, Mike Tinney, and Frederick Yelk
Werewolf: The Forsaken is inspired by Werewolf: The Apocalypse
Werewolf: The Apocalypse was created by Mark Rein•Hagen
Written by: Carl Bowen, Rick Jones, James Kiley, Matthew McFarland, and Adam Tinworth Werewolf and the World of Darkness created by Mark Rein•Hagen.
World of Darkness created by Mark Rein•Hagen
World of Darkness co-created by Stewart Wieck
Additional Material: John Chambers, Ken Cliffe, Forrest B. Marchinton, Deena McKinney, Wayne Peacock, Sean Riley, Matthew J. Rourke and Ethan Skemp
Developed by: Ethan Skemp
Developmental Assistance: Carl Bowen and Ken Cliffe
Editor: Carl Bowen
Art Director: Aileen E. Miles
Layout and Typesetting: Aileen E. Miles
Interior Art: Abrar Ajmal, Dave Allsop, Clint Langley, David Leri, Britt Martin, Matt Milberger, Mark Nelson, Torstein Nordstrand, Michael Phillippi, Steve Prescott, Jeff Rebner, Jean-Sebastian Rossbach, James Ryman, Ron Spencer, Richard Thomas, Jamie Tolagson, Conan Venus
Front & Back Cover Design: Matt Milberger, Aileen E. Miles, Richard Thomas
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing, Inc.
Imprint: White Wolf Game Studio
Published: March 14, 2005
Pages: 320
Year: 2005
Publication #: WW30000
Reference #: ISBN 1-58846-324-9
Price: $34.99 US

The main rulebook that launched Werewolf: The Forsaken, "a game of savage fury". The second game for the new World of Darkness.

Contents

[edit] Summary

From the White Wolf catalog:

Paradise is lost -
DESTROYED by our own hands,
torn apart by out own fangs and claws.
For that, we are FORSAKEN.
Now we STALK among the human herds,
wearing their sheep's clothing,
our senses drawing us to our PREY.
Our own kin are set against us,
and things from the earth's shadow follow in our wake.
Our BLOOD pounds with RAGE as the moon swells.
You who would HUNT us, be warned -
for we will turn the hunt against you
and you will find you are not our hunter,
but our PREY.

[edit] Prologue: Fresh Meat

Fiction. A pack of Uratha track down a young werewolf about to go through his first change, but things don't go according to plan.

[edit] Introduction

An overview of werewolves, Forsaken-style, plus notes on theme, mood and appropriate inspirational literature and media. Also includes a lengthy lexicon, including many terms from the First Tongue.

[edit] Chapter One: The World of the Forsaken

The society, legends and enemies of the Uratha.

[edit] Chapter Two: Character

Character creation rules, building on those for mortals in the World of Darkness Rulebook. Includes all the traits specific to Uratha, including Gifts.

[edit] Chapter Three: Special Rules and Systems

Rules for Uratha specific actions and circumstances, like interacting with spirits, changing forms, and dealing with the Death Rage.

[edit] Chapter Four: Storytelling and Antagonists

Advice and suggestions for running a Forsaken chronicle, and details of various antagonists from the Pure to the Hosts and other menaces.

[edit] Appendix One: The Spirit World

An overview of the Shadow and its denizens, including rules for creating Spirits.

[edit] Appendix Two: The Rockies

An introduction to Werewolf: The Forsaken's signature setting, the Rocky Mountains.

[edit] Epilogue: Skins

Fiction. The aftermath of the young Urath'a change, following on from the Prologue.

[edit] Background Information

Mark Rein•Hagen is credited no less than four times in the opening pages for creating Werewolf and the World of Darkness.

[edit] Memorable Quotes

[edit] Characters

[edit] References

Uratha, Father Wolf, First Tongue, Spirits, Pangaea, the Shadow, Hosts, Luna, the Pure Tribes, Spirit-Ridden, First Change, Death Rage, Auspice, Tribes, Rites

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