Mu-ru-bul Tu-ru-dun the Bunyip is a totem of Respect.
Overview[]
Bunyip was another favored totem of the Bunyip tribe, although little known by most European Garou. Settlers, hearing tales of Bunyip from the Aboriginals of Victoria and New South Wales, were terrified. It is a fearsome beast: furred, flippered, and scaled, with a long mane or beard and burning eyes. His bellow strikes terror into the boldest of hearts. Like Ngalyod the Rainbow Serpent, Mu-ru-bul Tu-ru-dun has been neither seen nor heard since the death of the Bunyip tribe. When he appeared in the past, he was glimpsed in rivers or billabongs, his whiskered face staring mournfully up at the moon.
Traits & Ban[]
- Background Cost: 7
Traits[]
This totem teaches his children two Gifts: Surface Attunement (as the Stargazers Gift) and Bunyip Boom, as well as Billabong Stride.
Ban[]
He asks that his children honor him by drowning one enemy each year in fresh water.
References[]
- WTA: Rage Across Australia, p. 137, 138
- WTWW: The Wild West Companion, p. 111-112
- cMET: Mind's Eye Theatre Journal 5, p. 43 (Patronage: Silent Striders, Stargazers, Uktena and Wendigo.)