Banu - Revision history

Amravanti at 21:41, 22 July 2016

2016-07-22T21:41:00Z

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	'''Health:''' 7		'''Health:''' 7

	'''Willpower:''' 6		'''Willpower:''' 7

	'''Primal Urge:''' 1		'''Primal Urge:''' 1
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	=Mental Attributes=		=Mental Attributes=

	Intelligence 3		Intelligence 2

	Wits 3		Wits 2

	Resolve 2		Resolve 4

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	Dexterity 2		Dexterity 2

	Stamina 3		Stamina 2

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	=Social Attributes=		=Social Attributes=

	Presence 2		Presence 3

	Manipulation 2		Manipulation 2

	Composure 2		Composure 3

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	=Mental Skills=		=Mental Skills=

	~~Enigmas 2~~		Crafts 3

	Investigation 2		Investigation 1

	Medicine 2		Medicine 1

	Occult 5 (~~Supernaturals~~)		Occult 2 (Omens)

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	=Physical Skills=		=Physical Skills=

	Athletics 3		Athletics 1

	~~Survival 2 (Tracking)~~		Brawl 1

	~~Weaponry 2 (Spears)~~		Stealth 1

			Survival 1

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	=Social Skills=		=Social Skills=

	~~Animal Ken 1~~		Empathy 3

	~~Empathy 1~~		Expression 3

	Intimidation 1		Intimidation 3 (Terrorizing)

	Persuasion 1		Persuasion 3

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	=Equipment and Gear=		=Equipment and Gear=

	~~Heavy Hides (Armor 1; Torso, Arms, Legs)~~		Carving Knife

	~~Spear (Damage 2L, Initiative -2, Size 4, +1 Defense vs. unarmed opponents or those wielding a Size 1 or less weapon)~~

Amravanti at 21:35, 22 July 2016

2016-07-22T21:35:10Z

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	Soon after this experience Banu heard of Isim-Ur. Ravening Wolf teaches Uratha to take the hunt one step further. To make full use of the corpses they create on the hunt, the flesh, the fur, the bone. She also incorporates scavenging into her followers diets. Her followers scavenge the ‘incomplete’ hunts of less predators. This of course, is borderline blasphemy to those who venerate Urfarah, but Banu appreciates the serenity and sense of purpose. She is not just a hunter, she is a steward of death and life, of balance. Nothing goes to waste. As children of famine, Banu and Shadi identify greatly with the lodge’s philosophies, and soon become adherents.		Soon after this experience Banu heard of Isim-Ur. Ravening Wolf teaches Uratha to take the hunt one step further. To make full use of the corpses they create on the hunt, the flesh, the fur, the bone. She also incorporates scavenging into her followers diets. Her followers scavenge the ‘incomplete’ hunts of less predators. This of course, is borderline blasphemy to those who venerate Urfarah, but Banu appreciates the serenity and sense of purpose. She is not just a hunter, she is a steward of death and life, of balance. Nothing goes to waste. As children of famine, Banu and Shadi identify greatly with the lodge’s philosophies, and soon become adherents.

	~~[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/ce/04/30/ce043053670af9b142e19c256f2f4d9c.jpg Character Picture]~~


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	'''Bone:''' Cub		'''Bone:''' Cub

	'''Concept:''' ~~Scavenger~~ Priestess		'''Concept:''' Priestess of the Cult of Fallen Flesh

	'''Triggers:''' Hunger		'''Triggers:''' Hunger
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	'''Experience:''' 0		'''Experience:''' 0

			[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/ce/04/30/ce043053670af9b142e19c256f2f4d9c.jpg Character Picture]

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	=Renown=		=Renown=

	~~Messenger (Wolf)~~		Glory 1

	~~Totemic Empowerment (Pack)~~		Purity 2

	~~Carrion Feast (Wolf)~~

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	=Merits=		=Merits=

	~~Eidetic Memory~~		Indomitable

	~~Giant~~		Lodge Sorcery 3 (Hunger)

	~~Killer Instinct 1~~		Meditative Mind 2

	~~Resources~~ 1		Fame 1 (Cult of Fallen Flesh)

			Cursed

			Striking Looks 1 (Unsettling)

			Totem 3

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	Gift of Hunting (Tireless Hunter)		Gift of Hunting (Tireless Hunter)


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Amravanti at 21:08, 22 July 2016

2016-07-22T21:08:41Z

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	Banu and Shadi are children of famine. Their youth was marked by an extended period of scarcity. They were children unlikely to survive, the fruits of pregnancies that were not expected to bear, born into a tribe that was not expected to last. Perhaps this is why Banu and Shadi would later be so disappointed in the wasteful hunts of The First Pack. Forced into nomadism due to the famine, Banu’s tribe seemed eternally plagued by spirits of death and hunger, spirits only she could see.		Banu and her sister Shadi are children of famine. Their youth was marked by an extended period of scarcity. They were children unlikely to survive, the fruits of pregnancies that were not expected to bear, born into a tribe that was not expected to last. Perhaps this is why Banu and Shadi would later be so disappointed in the wasteful hunts of The First Pack. Forced into nomadism due to the famine, Banu’s tribe seemed eternally plagued by spirits of death and hunger, spirits only she could see.

	One such spirit, a Hursah named Last Whisper, would find itself drawn to Banu (Wolfblood Tell: Familiar). The girl could feel the spirit of death at her side all her life, it seemed to protect her, comfort her. Perhaps it had some insight into her Fate even then. She told no one but her sister. Decades later it would become the totem of Banu’s pack, having slowly grown in size and influence. Any who bind themselves to the totem, a spirit of death and omen, become Cursed (as per the merit) and gain a glimpse of their Fate. Strangely, those under the feather of ‘Last Whisper‘ are not shaken by this, but instead gain a sense of serenity regarding their eventual end.		One such spirit, a Hursah named Last Whisper, would find itself drawn to Banu (Wolfblood Tell: Familiar). The girl could feel the spirit of death at her side all her life, it seemed to protect her, comfort her. Perhaps it had some insight into her Fate even then. She told no one but her sister. Decades later it would become the totem of Banu’s pack, having slowly grown in size and influence. Any who bind themselves to the totem, a spirit of death and omen, become Cursed (as per the merit) and gain a glimpse of their Fate. Strangely, those under the feather of ‘Last Whisper‘ are not shaken by this, but instead gain a sense of serenity regarding their eventual end.

	First Change		'''First Change'''

	Banu and Shadi were ahead of the tribe hunting when it happened. Starving and desperate they had travelled very far afield in search of hunting. Neither remembers it clearly, but what is clear is that Shadi fought for her life against the newly changed Banu. Being far more gifted physically, and talented with a spear, Shadi managed to survive against the creature Banu had become for long enough for the Rage to end. Bitten, clawed and bleeding, she survived. And became wolfblooded as a result (Tell: Bitten).		Banu and Shadi were ahead of the tribe hunting when it happened. Starving and desperate they had travelled very far afield in search of hunting. Neither remembers it clearly, but what is clear is that Shadi fought for her life against the newly changed Banu. Being far more gifted physically, and talented with a spear, Shadi managed to survive against the creature Banu had become for long enough for the Rage to end. Bitten, clawed and bleeding, she survived. And became wolfblooded as a result (Tell: Bitten).


	Cult of Fallen Flesh (Eaters of the Dead)		'''Cult of Fallen Flesh (Eaters of the Dead)'''

	Not long after Banu’s first change, it ~~becomes~~ clear that she ~~can~~ no longer live with the tribe as her ~~death~~ rages ~~trigger~~ from hunger, and this ~~makes~~ her dangerous. Together she and her sister ~~migrate~~ into the Border Marches. She ~~learns~~ more about what she is, and ~~catches~~ glimpses of The First Pack and the Great Predator from a far. Far from being awed, she is disappointed by them. Urfarah hunts in excess, perhaps he always did, or perhaps he only does this now as an outward display of power to those who sense his frailties. The First Pack hunts in his shadow, slavering and slavishly devoted to the hunt. Banu considers them wasteful. They kill more than they can eat, and they respect their prey only until they cease to become prey. They don’t respect the carcass or the corpse.		Not long after Banu’s first change it became clear that she could no longer live with the tribe, as her rages were triggered from hunger, and this made her incredibly dangerous. Together she and her sister migrated into the Border Marches. She learned more about what she was, and caught glimpses of The First Pack and the Great Predator from a far. Far from being awed, she is disappointed by them. Urfarah hunts in excess, perhaps he always did, or perhaps he only does this now as an outward display of power to those who sense his frailties. The First Pack hunts in his shadow, slavering and slavishly devoted to the hunt. Banu considers them wasteful. They kill more than they can eat, and they respect their prey only until they cease to become prey. They don’t respect the carcass or the corpse.

	Soon after this experience Banu ~~hears~~ of Isim-Ur. Ravening Wolf teaches Uratha to take the hunt one step further. To make full use of the corpses they create on the hunt, the flesh, the fur, the bone. She also incorporates scavenging into her followers diets. Her followers scavenge the ‘incomplete’ hunts of less predators. This of course, is borderline blasphemy to those who venerate Urfarah, but Banu appreciates the serenity and sense of purpose. She is not just a hunter, she is a steward of death and life, of balance. Nothing goes to waste. As children of famine, Banu and Shadi identify greatly with the lodge’s philosophies, and soon become adherents.		Soon after this experience Banu heard of Isim-Ur. Ravening Wolf teaches Uratha to take the hunt one step further. To make full use of the corpses they create on the hunt, the flesh, the fur, the bone. She also incorporates scavenging into her followers diets. Her followers scavenge the ‘incomplete’ hunts of less predators. This of course, is borderline blasphemy to those who venerate Urfarah, but Banu appreciates the serenity and sense of purpose. She is not just a hunter, she is a steward of death and life, of balance. Nothing goes to waste. As children of famine, Banu and Shadi identify greatly with the lodge’s philosophies, and soon become adherents.

	[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/ce/04/30/ce043053670af9b142e19c256f2f4d9c.jpg Character Picture]		[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/ce/04/30/ce043053670af9b142e19c256f2f4d9c.jpg Character Picture]
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	'''Lodge:''' Cult of Fallen Flesh (Proto-Eaters of the Dead)		'''Lodge:''' Cult of Fallen Flesh (Proto-Eaters of the Dead)

	'''~~Horror~~:''' ~~[http://img13.deviantart.net/b61f/i/2011/233/c/7/leviathan_by_yonakisuwa-d47f4qo.png The Terror of Death]~~		'''Blood:''' Monster

	~~'''Blood:''' Relentless~~		'''Bone:''' Cub

	'''Bone:''' ~~Honest~~

	'''Concept:''' Scavenger Priestess		'''Concept:''' Scavenger Priestess

	'''~~Lesson~~:''' ~~Caution~~		'''Triggers:''' Hunger

	'''Beats:''' 0		'''Beats:''' 0

Amravanti at 21:02, 22 July 2016

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 Soon after this experience Banu hears of Isim-Ur. Ravening Wolf teaches Uratha to take the hunt one step further. To make full use of the corpses they create on the hunt, the flesh, the fur, the bone. She also incorporates scavenging into her followers diets. Her followers scavenge the ‘incomplete’ hunts of less predators. This of course, is borderline blasphemy to those who venerate Urfarah, but Banu appreciates the serenity and sense of purpose. She is not just a hunter, she is a steward of death and life, of balance. Nothing goes to waste. As children of famine, Banu and Shadi identify greatly with the lodge’s philosophies, and soon become adherents.
 '''Auspice:''' Cahalith
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 =Equipment and Gear=

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=Banu=

Banu and Shadi are children of famine. Their youth was marked by an extended period of scarcity. They were children unlikely to survive, the fruits of pregnancies that were not expected to bear, born into a tribe that was not expected to last. Perhaps this is why Banu and Shadi would later be so disappointed in the wasteful hunts of The First Pack. Forced into nomadism due to the famine, Banu’s tribe seemed eternally plagued by spirits of death and hunger, spirits only she could see.

One such spirit, a Hursah named Last Whisper, would find itself drawn to Banu (Wolfblood Tell: Familiar). The girl could feel the spirit of death at her side all her life, it seemed to protect her, comfort her. Perhaps it had some insight into her Fate even then. She told no one but her sister. Decades later it would become the totem of Banu’s pack, having slowly grown in size and influence. Any who bind themselves to the totem, a spirit of death and omen, become Cursed (as per the merit) and gain a glimpse of their Fate. Strangely, those under the feather of ‘Last Whisper‘ are not shaken by this, but instead gain a sense of serenity regarding their eventual end.

First Change

Banu and Shadi were ahead of the tribe hunting when it happened. Starving and desperate they had travelled very far afield in search of hunting. Neither remembers it clearly, but what is clear is that Shadi fought for her life against the newly changed Banu. Being far more gifted physically, and talented with a spear, Shadi managed to survive against the creature Banu had become for long enough for the Rage to end. Bitten, clawed and bleeding, she survived. And became wolfblooded as a result (Tell: Bitten).

Cult of Fallen Flesh (Eaters of the Dead)

Not long after Banu’s first change, it becomes clear that she can no longer live with the tribe as her death rages trigger from hunger, and this makes her dangerous. Together she and her sister migrate into the Border Marches. She learns more about what she is, and catches glimpses of The First Pack and the Great Predator from a far. Far from being awed, she is disappointed by them. Urfarah hunts in excess, perhaps he always did, or perhaps he only does this now as an outward display of power to those who sense his frailties. The First Pack hunts in his shadow, slavering and slavishly devoted to the hunt. Banu considers them wasteful. They kill more than they can eat, and they respect their prey only until they cease to become prey. They don’t respect the carcass or the corpse.

Soon after this experience Banu hears of Isim-Ur. Ravening Wolf teaches Uratha to take the hunt one step further. To make full use of the corpses they create on the hunt, the flesh, the fur, the bone. She also incorporates scavenging into her followers diets. Her followers scavenge the ‘incomplete’ hunts of less predators. This of course, is borderline blasphemy to those who venerate Urfarah, but Banu appreciates the serenity and sense of purpose. She is not just a hunter, she is a steward of death and life, of balance. Nothing goes to waste. As children of famine, Banu and Shadi identify greatly with the lodge’s philosophies, and soon become adherents.

[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/ce/04/30/ce043053670af9b142e19c256f2f4d9c.jpg Character Picture]

'''Auspice:''' Cahalith

'''Lodge:''' Cult of Fallen Flesh (Proto-Eaters of the Dead)

'''Horror:''' [http://img13.deviantart.net/b61f/i/2011/233/c/7/leviathan_by_yonakisuwa-d47f4qo.png The Terror of Death]

'''Blood:''' Relentless

'''Bone:''' Honest

'''Concept:''' Scavenger Priestess

'''Lesson:''' Caution

'''Beats:''' 0

'''Experience:''' 0

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=Aspirations=

Earn respect for the Cult of Fallen Flesh (Short Term)

Learn the secrets held in the bones of the fallen (Short Term)

Devour a portion of Urfarah's flesh (Short Term)

To hear the last words of a dying man (Totem)

To have a family, and to protect and provide for them (Lodge)

Martyred (Fate)

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=Bans=

Never knowingly contradict an omen (Totem)

Leave no kill to rot (Lodge)

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=Status=

'''Health:''' 7

'''Willpower:''' 6

'''Primal Urge:''' 1

'''Harmony:''' 5

'''Size:''' 5

'''Defense:''' 5

'''Speed:''' 9

'''Armor:''' 0

'''Initiative:''' 5

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=Mental Attributes=

Intelligence 3

Wits 3

Resolve 2

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=Physical Attributes=

Strength 2

Dexterity 2

Stamina 3

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=Social Attributes=

Presence 2

Manipulation 2

Composure 2

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=Mental Skills=

Enigmas 2

Investigation 2

Medicine 2

Occult 5 (Supernaturals)

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=Physical Skills=

Athletics 3

Survival 2 (Tracking)

Weaponry 2 (Spears)

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=Social Skills=

Animal Ken 1

Empathy 1

Intimidation 1

Persuasion 1

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=Renown=

Messenger (Wolf)

Totemic Empowerment (Pack)

Carrion Feast (Wolf)

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=Merits=

Eidetic Memory

Giant

Killer Instinct 1

Resources 1

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=Gifts=

Gift of the Screaming Moon (Terrorizing Shriek)

Gift of Death (Bone Gnaw)

Gift of Inspiration (Fearless Hunter)

Gift of Hunting (Tireless Hunter)

Mimir's Wisdom

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=Rites=

Messenger (Wolf)

Totemic Empowerment (Pack)

Carrion Feast (Wolf)

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=Equipment and Gear=

Heavy Hides (Armor 1; Torso, Arms, Legs)

Spear (Damage 2L, Initiative -2, Size 4, +1 Defense vs. unarmed opponents or those wielding a Size 1 or less weapon)