Tribebook: Wendigo is the revised version of the old Wendigo Tribebook.
Summary[]
- Hearts of Ice
- Their anger is not hot, but cold as the frozen North. They have endured pain enough to kill a thousand nations, but they refuse to die. They are the chosen of the cannibal spirit, the tribe of winter, the last of the Pure Ones. They are the Wendigo, and woe to anyone who crosses these warriors' path.
- The Wolves of Winter
- The Revised Tribebook series closes not with a whimper, but with a roar, with Tribebook: Wendigo. Inside are tales of the heroic past of the children of Wendigo, details on their tribal customs and laws, and rules for their potent Gifts of ice and war. Will the fiercest tribe be the last hope of the Garou, or will the Wendigo fall prey to their own hatred and Rage? Don't miss this one!
Contents[]
Legends of the Garou: Killing Winter[]
Chapter One: Looking Back from the End Times (History)[]
Chapter Two: Beating the Drum (Society)[]
Chapter Three: Guardians of the Pure Lands (Character Creation)[]
- Tribal Weakness
- Wheel of Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter
- Tribal Gifts
- Nose-to-Tail - Level One
- Lift-Your-Leg - Level One
- Ice Echo - Level One
- Scent of the Man-Eater - Level Two
- Salmon Swim - Level Two
- Devouring Rime - Level Two
- Tourniquet - Level Two
- Icicle-Hide - Level Three
- Strength of Pine - Level Three
- Whiteout - Level Three
- Shelter of Needles - Level Four
- Bark of Willow - Level Four
- Last Stand - Level Four
- Wsitiplaju's Bow - Level Four
- Balance of Wormwood - Level Five
- Rites
- Rites of Punishment
- Rite of Counting Coup - Level Two
- Summon the Tupilaq - Level Five
- The Tupilaq - Spirit, Stats
- Rites of Death
- Rite of Remembrance - Level One
- Rite of the Sin-Eater - Level Two
- Rite of Nightshade - Level Four
- Caern Rites
- Rite of the Fire Dance - Level Two
- Rites of Renown
- Rite of the Great Bear - Level Three
- Rite of the Vipers - Level Four
- Rites of Accord
- Song of the Longest Night - Level One
- Rite of the Heavy Heart - Level Three
- Rite of the Second Birth - Level Five
- Mystic Rites
- Rite of the Sun Dance - Level Two
- Rite of Deliverance - Level Three
- Rite of Luna's Answer - Level Five
- Rites of Punishment
- Camp Gifts and Rites
- Ghost Dance
- Virgin Snow - Level Two
- Sacred Hoop
- Claw-to-Thumb - Level One
- Firewater's Quench - Level Three
- Rite of the Sacred Hoop: Black Blood of Gaia - Level Three
- Warpath Rite: Twitch the Idlak - Level Four
- Ghost Dance
- Fetishes and Talens
- Fetishes
- Nogunqaaq and Itungunqaaq, the Spear and Mask of Destiny - Level Five, Gnosis 8, Unique
- Ghost Dance Shirt - Level Five, Gnosis 7
- Qallunaat, Tearer of the Veil - Level Four, Gnosis 7, Unique
- The Ulu of Arnaguatsaaq Chill-That-Waits - Level Four, Gnosis 6, Unique
- Cedar Bowl - Level Four, Gnosis 6
- Wendigo Shield - Level Four, Gnosis Variable
- Partridge Wing - Level Three, Gnosis 7
- War Whistle - Level Two, Gnosis 5
- Wild Rice - Level One, Gnosis 5
- Wendigo Dagger - Level One, Gnosis 6
- Talens
- Moon Iglu - Gnosis 8
- Snow Goggles - Gnosis 6
- Ice Arrowheads - Gnosis 4
- Wind Snorkel - Gnosis 3
- Fetishes
- Totems and Allies
- Merits and Flaws
- Merits
- Camouflage (2 point Merit)
- Flaws
- Drama Queen (3 point Flaw)
- Merits
- The First People
- Alaska
- Inuit, Aleut and Athapaskan
- The Northwest Coast
- Iñupiaq, Yup'ik Inuit, Alutiq (Aleurs), Haida, Tlingit, Gwich'in Tsimshian, and Chinook
- Canada
- Inuit, Tsimshian, Tlingit, Eyak, Kwakiutl, Nootka, and Haida
- Greenland
- Kitaamiut, Tunumiut and the Inughuit (or Polar Inuit)
- Siberia
- Chukchi, Saami, Inuit, Yakut and Nenets
- The Great Plains of North America
- Comanche, Ute, Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Cree, Schitsu'umsh (Coeur d'Alene), Arapaho, Sioux (Dakota, Lakota, Oglala), Omaha, Ojibwe (Chippewa), and Kiowa
- Native Northern Tribes
- Great Plains
- Arapaho, Assiniboine, Blackfoot (Siksika), Blood (Alberta Blackfoot/Kainai), Carrier (Wet'suwet'en), Cheyenne, Comanche (Numunuu), Cree, Crow, Gros Ventre Montana (Atsina/Ah-ah-nee-nin), Gros Ventre Dakota (Hidatsa), Mandan, Omaha, Paiute, Piegan (Montana Blackfoot), Plains Apache, Plains Cree, Plains Ojibwe, Quapaw, Sacree/Sarsi, Dakota (Santee), Lakota (Teton), Schitsu'umsh (Coeur d'Alene), Yankton (Nakota), Sutai, Ute
- Great Lakes
- Algonquin, Ojibwe (Chippewa), Great Lakes Sioux, Huron (Wendat), Illinois, Kickapoo, Kiowa, Menominee, Miami, Ottawa, Potawatomi, Sauk Fox (Mesquaki), Winnebago
- Subarctic/Northwest
- Coastal Aleut (Alutiiq), Babine, Bear Lake, Beaver (Dunne-za), Bella Bella (Heiltsuk), Bella Coola (Nuxalk), Beothuk, Carrier, Chilcotin, Chinook, Chipewyan, Cree, Misstassini Cree, Swampy Cree, Tete De Boule Cree, Westernwood Cree, Dogrib, Eyak, Haida, Han, Hare, Ingalik (Deg Het'an), Inupiat, Inivialuit (Western Canada), Kaska, Koyukon, Kutchin (Gwich'in/Tshimshian/Loucheaux), Kwakiutl, Metis, Montagnais (Innu), Mountain, Naskapi (Innu), Nuu-chah-nulth, Sekani, Skokomish, Slavey, Swinomish, Tagish, Tahltan, Tanaina (Dena'ina), Tanana, Tlingit, Tsetsaut, Tsimshian, Tutchone, Upper Koyukon, Upper Tanana, Yellowknife, Yup'ik
- Artic/Inuit
- Aleutian Islanders (Unangax), Aivilirmiut, Baffin Island, Caribou, Chukchi, Chugachigmiut, Copper, East Greenlanders (Ammassalik), Inughuit (Polar), Itivimiut, Kaialigamiut, Kaniagmiut, Kigiktagmiut, Kitaamiut, Kinugmiut, Kogmiut, Kiskokwag, MacKenzie, Magemiut, Malemiut (Malamute), Nenets, Noatagmiult, Kopagmiut, Nunatagmiut, Nishagamiut, Ogulmiut, Point Barrow, Polar (Thule), Saami, Sukininmiut, Tahagmiut, Togagamiut, Tunumiut, Tunrit (vanished), Yakut, West Greenlanders
- Great Plains
- Alaska
- Bibliography
- A Treasury of American Indian Herbs: Their Lore and Their Use For Food, Drugs and Medicine (1970)
- Indians of North America: Native American Religion, Nancy Bonvillain, Frank W. Porter III (1996)
- The Mythology of Native North America, David Leeming and Jake Page (1998)
- Illustrated Myths of Native America: The Northeast, Southeast Great Lakes, and Great Plains, Tim McNesse, Blandford/Cassell (1998)
- I Have Spoken: American History Through the Voices of the Indians, Compiled by Virginia Irving Armstrong (1971)
- Book of the Eskimos, Peter Freuchen (1961)
- Native America in the Twentieth Century: An Encyclopedia, Mary B. Davis (1996)
- Native Peoples and Cultures of Canada, Second Edition, Alan D. McMillan (1988)
- My Old People Say. An Ethnographic Survey of Southern Yukon Territory, 2 parts, National Museum of Man Publications in Ethnology, Nos. 6(1) and 6(2) (1975)
Chapter Four: Winter's Teeth (Some of the Wendigo)[]
- Templates
- Tribal Lawyer - Homid Ragabash
- Librarian - Lupus Theurge
- Wise Wolf - Lupus Philodox
- Courier - Homid Galliard, Sacred Hoop
- Security Guard - Homid Ahroun, Warpath
Background Information[]
- At the credits section, The Apocalypse is mentioned as coming next for Werewolf.
- Special Thanks is made to Bryan Armour and the Nunavut Government.
Memorable Quotes[]
Characters[]
- Legends of the Garou: Killing Winter
- Russell - Human, Biologist, died
- Meena - Human, Biologist
- Herby - Human
- Laura - Human, died
- Will - Human, disappeared
- Cuts-the-Knot - Wendigo Ragabash, died
- Two Trees - Wendigo, died
- Little Pin - Wendigo, died
- Looks-Twice - Wendigo Philodox, died
- Breaks-the-Bear - Wendigo Ahroun, died
- Spearthrower - Wendigo, died
- Red Salmon - Wendigo, died
- Falls Apart - Wendigo Ragabash, died
- Chapter One: Looking Back from the End Times (History)
- Tears of Blood - Wendigo, Past
- Four Bears - Past Garou, greatest seer of the Three Brothers
- The White Bison Waits to Return to His People - Wendigo Philodox
- Baba Yaga
- Blood-on-the-Wind
- Memory Never Sleeps - Wendigo Galliard
- Chapter Two: Beating the Drum (Society)
- Walking Bird - Wendigo, Warpath
- Silver Elk - Wendigo, tale
- Eddie Broadback - Wendigo Galliard of the Sept of the Standing Trees
- Ice King - Wyrm Minion
- Broken Ice - Wendigo Ahroun Lupus, Sept Leader of the Sept of the Mighty Waters
- Joe Bigtoe - Wendigo, Alpha of the Buffalo Hunters pack
- Icebiter - Wendigo Ahroun, Alpha of the White Knife pack
- Horace Shares-The-Bone
- Winter's Teeth
- Sakha Silver-Water - Wendigo, Sept Leader of the Sept of the Siberian Wilds
- Lends-His-Breath - Wendigo, Tale
- Big Thunder - Wendigo, Warpath
- Looksfar - Wendigo, Warpath
- Thomas Opens the Way - Wendigo, Scared Hoop
- Gerald Singer - Wendigo, Ghost Dance
- King Albrecht
- Chapter Three: Guardians of the Pure Lands (Character Creation)
- Ivalu Ghost Fingers - Wendigo of the Stony Lodge Caern, daughter of Neenagay Ghost Hatchet and Albert Patient Bison, descendant of The White Bison Waits to Return to His People
- Yellow Fang - Wendigo, died
- Jini Grey-Cloud - Wendigo
- Theodore Sha-wun-uk - Wendigo
- Hammerpants - Wendigo Ragabash, Past
- Joppe Humber - Wyrmcomer Garou, Past
- Luumajuuq or "Ice-Breaker" - Great Monster, defeated
- Aipaloovik - Monster Bird, defeated
- Pedigree Names
- Coals-Well-Tended-In-Winter - Wendigo Metis, daughter of Pure-Vein-Of-Rubies and Bear-Sleeps-In-Winter
- Pure-Vein-Of-Rubies - Wendigo
- Bear-Sleeps-In-Winter - Wendigo
- Butterfly-Lands-On-Trail - Wendigo, son of Silver-Tail-Held-High and Cara Fragile-Wings
- Silver-Tail-Held-High - Wendigo
- Cara Fragile-Wings - Wendigo Kinfolk
- Diane Whirlwind-of-Claws - Wendigo, daughter of Denis Ta-he Browning and Una Crazy Jump Gosheven, granddaughter of He-lush-ka, Ruiner of Lies
- Denis Ta-he Browning - Wendigo Kinfolk
- Una Crazy Jump Gosheven - Wendigo Kinfolk
- He-lush-ka, Ruiner of Lies - Wendigo
- Neenagay Ghost Hatchet - Wendigo
- Albert Patient Bison - Wendigo Kinfolk
- Star-Eye Never Shivers - Wendigo, son of Hannah Black Jacket, daughter of Frederick Asqyiq Hide-Thicker-Than-Ice and descendant of Arnaguatsaaq Chill-That-Waits
- Hannah Black Jacket - Wendigo
- Frederick Asqyiq Hide-Thicker-Than-Ice - Wendigo
- Pedigree Names
- Chapter Four: Winter's Teeth (Some of the Wendigo)
Terminology[]
Ahroun: Counting Coup, Death of Many Needles, The Bitter Song; Another Dead Mutant (Chemlawn's Pack), Bakbakwalanooksiwae (Cannibal at the north end of the world), Beast of War, Beaver, Big Heads (Smaller version: apsat), Binesi (Giant Birds), Buffalo Hunters (Pack Without a Sept), The Burning Ice (Song), Caern of Red Earth Song (Fallen), The Caern of Thunderbird's Nest (Minnesota), Cahokia (Past City), Camps: Ghost Dance, Sacred Hoop (Myeengun's Lodge), Warpath, The Secret Hoop; Caribou, Corax, Council of the Second Birth, Coyote, Croatan (Middle Brother), dagwanoenyet (Malicious Whirlwinds), Defiler Wyrm, Dolphin, Eater, Eater of Souls, Elders, Fetish Scars, Ghost Bear (Fisher's Pack Totem), Ghostrunners (Fisher's Pack), Ghosts, Goose, Grandmother, The Great Caern (Caern of the Inside Passage), Great Wendigo, Gurahl, The Hand of Gaia (Caern of Gaia's Graceful Paw), The Hounds (Owen's Hockey Team and Pack), House Wyrmfoe, Icecutters (Pack Without a Sept), Inipi (Sweat Lodge), Iya (Storm monsters), The Killing Rime (Song), Long Night Moon (Pack), Luna's Power Overcomes (Past Pack), Moon Dance, Moose, Namer, Nanurluk (Whale Bears), Nightrunners (Pack Without a Sept), North Wind, Nunavut, Nunnehi, Nuwisha, Old Man Raven, Oonawieh unggi (evil wind spirits), Pedigree Names, Plague Banes, Porcupine, Potlatch, Powwow, Pure Lands, Pure Ones, Rabbit, Sasquatch (Former Tribal Totem), The Sept of the Broken Waves, The Deep Snow Sept, Sept of the Green, Sept of the Mighty Waters (Lake Superior), The Sept of the Painted Sands, Sept of Seven Trees, Sept of the Siberian Wilds, Sept of Singing Ice, Sept of the Standing Trees, Shadow Curtain, Siberakh, The Song of Chill-That-Waits (Story), Song of the Long Night, The Song of Silver Elk and the Long Tek (Story), Spirits: Yeti, Hoary Bear, Thing Beneath the Ice, Thousand Mouths of Famine, Blunt Man, Hanging Dog; Stony Lodge Caern, Storm Eater, Sturgeon, The Sun Dance, The Tale of Stone Water (Story), Uktena (Elder Brother), Wendigo (Little Brother), Werecougars, Werelynxes, The White Knife (Pack in South America: Wolverine Totem), Wisagatcaq (Totem), Wyld Storms, Wyrmbringers, Wyrmcomers,
References[]
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