Fervor is a set of Gifts specific to the Pure Tribe, the Fire-Touched. Fervor Gifts harness faith, granting the werewolf who wields them knowledge, strength and perseverance. These gifts are taught by those spirits that represent faith, sacrifice and loyalty. Dog-spirits, ideology-spirits, and even some disease-spirits can impart them.
First Edition[]
Powers[]
Eyes of Gurim: A Fire-Touched can judge the state of another werewolf's soul. Izidakh can use this Gift to judge whether an Uratha would be a good candidate for conversion.- Gurim's Comfort: The Fire-Touched with this Gift can call upon the succoring faith of Rabid Wolf to refresh her mental fortitude.
- Trust in Gurim: The Fire-Touched with this Gift fights as though he is immortal, secure in the knowledge that even if he should fall, Rabid Wolf will take the Fire-Touched to Taga Dan personally.
- Gurim's Might: The Izidakh can channel the might of their crazed totem, but can do so for any forceful endeavor - combat, indoctrination or even reasoning.
- Gurim's Bite: Gurim-Ur grants the ability to spread faith with a single bite. The victims of this Gift see, for a few brief moments before lies cloud their minds again, the freedom and the purity that the Fire-Touched truly possess. While the power of Gurim's Bite isn't normally sufficient to turn packmate against packmate, it does prevent the target from attacking the Fire-Touched, even in self-defense.
Second Edition[]
Powers[]
- Crisis of Faith (Cunning): This Facet tears at the foundations of faith and certainty.
- Fanaticism (Glory): The fires of fervor divide the righteous from the wicked. The pure must array themselves against those of the outside.
- Affirmation (Honor): Shared devotion binds the faithful together.
- Zeal (Purity): With this Facet, the werewolf's fervor is stoked into a blazing fire of determination.
- Fervid Mission (Wisdom): With a touch or a whisper, the werewolf bestows a sense of dark purpose that consumes all other concerns.
References[]
- WTF: The Pure, p. 116-118
- WTF: Night Horrors: Shunned by the Moon, p. 18-19
