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  • Adversary

    An option associated with the Mentor Background.

  • Allies

    Allies are people or groups who help the Garou because of a relationship or shared interests. They are separate from the character's pack.

  • Cobbler

    An option associated with the Mask Background.

  • Companion

    An option associated with the Spirit Pact Background.

  • Contacts

    Contacts provide information, goods, or services through a particular area of access.

  • Dark Secret

    An option associated with the Fame Background.

  • Destitute

    An option associated with the Resources Background.

  • Enemy

    An option associated with the Allies Background.

  • Fame

    Fame is public recognition that can draw attention and influence how others receive the Garou.

  • Host

    An option associated with the Spirit Pact Background.

  • Infamous Partner

    An option associated with the Fame Background.

  • Infamy

    An option associated with the Fame Background.

  • Mask

    A Mask is a false identity supported by records that help the Garou avoid scrutiny of their real history.

  • Mentor

    A Mentor is an experienced Garou or another pack that offers guidance, information, or occasional help.

  • Pact Condition

    An option associated with the Spirit Pact Background.

  • Person of Interest

    An option associated with the Mask Background.

  • Resources

    Resources represents income, wealth, property, or other assets available to the Garou.

  • Serial Error

    An option associated with the Mask Background.

  • Spirit Pact

    A Spirit Pact establishes a reciprocal agreement with a lesser spirit that can aid the Garou.

  • Stalkers

    An option associated with the Allies Background.

  • Zeroed

    An option associated with the Mask Background.

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