Warrior's Moon is a set of Auspice Gifts for Rahu that deal with battle.
Powers[]
Warrior's Insight: All Rahu are gifted with the ability to look an opponent square in the eye and estimate his strength. This Gift strengths that ability, allowing the Rahu to see the measure of a person even if he's already drawn on the power recently.- Battle Mind: On the battlefield, it is a grievous breach of discipline to be swayed into abandoning the fight. This Gift allows a Rahu to focus tightly on the task at hand, entering a mental state of disciplined near-Rage. While the Rahu is in the grips of Battle Mind, he becomes particularly difficult to influence with powers that would affect his mental control over his actions, such as Gifts that cause fear or vampiric Disciplines that attempt to control a victim mentally. But this is not a kind and forgiving state of mind, and a werewolf who enters this state it difficult to turn his attention to anything other than bloody conflict.
- Hobbling Gaze: Rahu have no time for cowards. This Gift helps them keep a fight to a one-on-one basis by hampering their opponent's ability to flee. Of course, some Rahu have been known to use this Gift to promote their own cowardice, by hobbling a foe and then fleeing. The target must be must be within five yards of the Rahu, and the Rahu must have clear line of sight.
- Bloodletting: A Rahu with this Gift has learned a truly savage trick from the warrior's moon. By invoking this Gift as he tears into an opponent, he curses the wound to hemorrhage greatly, sapping his opponent's strength as her blood drains from her body. This Gift must be used on the same turn as a successful bite or claw attack.
- Might of the Full Moon: Under the full moon, the warrior reaches his peak. With its blessing, he can wear the war form for as long as he chooses, tearing into his foes relentlessly. When this Gift is activated, the Rahu shifts into Gauru form for the duration of the scene. He is still subject to Rage, however, and all the drawbacks of Gauru that come with it. If he shifts out of Gauru form, the Gift's effects end, and he cannot resume Gauru form without the assistance of some supernatural means such as the Rekindled Rage Gift. This Gift can be used once per scene, and functions only under a full moon.
References[]
- WTF: Lore of the Forsaken, p. 90-91