WEREWOLF THE APOCALYPSE 20th
	Player Name: Itay	Breed: Homid
	Deed Name: Standing Against the Tide	Tribe: Child of Gaia
	Pack Name: N/A	Auspice: Ahroun
	Pack Totem: N/A	Rank: Cliath
	Pack Alpha: N/A	House/Camp: None

Concept

male, someone in his early 20th, even before the change he knew about Garou and kinfolk. low purebred. before the change, he wanted to be a nurse. The concept is about when to strike and when to heal. he is still young as a Garou and he still has much to learn

Archetypes

Nature: Soldier

The Soldier excels in situations where there are clear objectives and procedures. This Archetype is something of a more goal-oriented Conformist, and a natural complement to a Director. He works well in social situations as long as everyone else in his group is also willing to play their part. Many veteran werewolves have something of the Soldier within them, for this mentality is unquestionably useful for pack activity and the ongoing war.
— Regain a point of Willpower when you achieve your orders’ objectives. The more difficult the orders are to fulfill, the better it feels to accomplish them. At Storyteller's discretion, pulling off a spectacular success or fulfilling a lengthy mission may well be worth additional Willpower points.

Demeanor: Idealist

The Idealist believes in a higher goal or morality. The object of his idealism may vary, from a specific code of honor to a noble ambition to a simple benevolent philosophy. Some Idealists are naïve or foolish, while others are inspiring leaders, able to stir the hearts of other werewolves with the justness of their cause. Many Garou Idealists have beliefs highly influenced by those of their tribe.
— Regain a point of Willpower any time an action in pursuit of your ideals furthers your goals and brings your vision closer to fruition.

Dexterity: Lightning Reflexes
Wits: Cool-Headed

Brawl: Weaponless Martial Arts
Medicine: Emergency Medicine

Backgrounds Expanded

Spirit Heritage: Water Spirits.
Pure Breed: Children of Gaia.
Ancestors: Children of Gaia.
Resources: Odd job, Paramedic.
Certification: Paramedic.

Iron Will (3pt.)
Common Sense (1pt.)
Fair Glabro (2pt.)
Approachable(1pt.)

Bad Sight (3pt.)
Attention-Deficit Disorder (2pt.)
Naive (1pt.)
Trusting (1pt.)
Slip Sideways (1pt.)

Gifts House Rules

Rites Chart

Type	Roll	Difficulty
Accord	Charisma + Rituals	7
Caern	varies (max. Gnosis)	7
Death	Charisma + Rituals	8 - Rank
Mystic	Wits + Rituals	7
Punishment	Charisma + Rituals	7
Renown	Charisma + Rituals	6
Seasonal	Stamina + Rituals	8 - Caern Level
Minor	none	none

• The Rites Chart is located in the WtA Corebook, Pg 202.
  
• Rites House Rules

None

• INITIATIVE: 1d10 + Dexterity + Wits
• DODGE: Dexterity + Athletics (Difficulty 6)
• SOAK: Stamina (Difficulty 6)
• BLOCK: Dexterity + Brawl (Difficulty depending on attack)
• PARRY: Dexterity + Melee (Difficulty depending on attack)
• REBOUND ATTACK: Dexterity + Melee
• TO REGENERATE WHEN ENGAGED: Stamina (Difficulty 8) each turn.

Rules for above points are listed in MtAsc 20th Core, Pages 409-412.

Spending Rage In Combat

Action	Notes
Take Extra Actions	[ 1 ] Rage per [ 1 ] Extra Turn.
	Rage Score	In ONE turn, can spend half of permanent Rage score to get extra actions. Example: Rage 5 Permanent score means can spend [ 3 ] Rage for [ 3 ] Extra Actions THAT turn.
	Timing	Rage spent for extra actions MUST be declared at beginning of the turn.
	Speed	Can only take as many “normal” extra actions as lowest of Dex or Wits allows. If exceeded, suffer +3 penalty to all difficulties that turn. Example: Dex 4 / Wits 3 can only take [ 3 ] extra actions without penalty.
Change Forms	[ 1 ] Rage to change immediately into any of the five forms.
Ignore Stunning	[ 1 ] Rage to ignore being Stunned and to keep moving.
Ignore Pain	[ 1 ] Rage to ignore dice penalty for ONE HEALTH LEVEL worth of damage. Lasts only ONE turn.

Rules for Rage Expenditure located in WtA 20th Core, Pg 288.

Special Maneuver

Jaw Lock:
This common lupine tactic can force a smart opponent to surrender without injuring her. The attacking werewolf grips his rival’s throat with his teeth, but does not bite her… yet. This attack can be performed only if the attacker is in a position to use his mass to his advantage. It’s usually done once the rival has been flipped over or knocked to the ground. The attacking wolf then wraps his jaws around the rival’s throat — a bite roll with an additional +1 to its difficulty. If the rival chooses to fight back, both players roll a resisted Strength + Athletics roll; if the attacker wins, he forces the other wolf to the ground and pins her; if the attacker loses, he fails to immobilize his target, but inflicts the usual bite damage. Many animals instinctively surrender at this point. If the defender chooses not to give up, her player can roll her Strength + Brawl on the next turn, in a resisted roll against the attacker’ Strength + Brawl. The defender’s difficulty is the attacker’s Brawl + 4, while the attacker’s difficulty is the defender’s Brawl +2. If she fails, she remains pinned; if she matches his successes, she pulls free but takes damage equal to the attacker’s successes in that turn. (She can try to soak this damage.) Should she score more successes than he did, she wins free — probably to teach her rival the error of his ways.
Usable By: Crinos, Hispo, Lupus
Roll: Dexterity + Brawl Difficulty: 6
Damage: None/ Special Actions: 1

Regeneration Times

Breed	Bashing	Lethal	Aggravated	Notes
Homid	One Lvl Per Turn	One Lvl Per Turn	One Lvl Per Day	In Homid Only & When Sleeping
Metis	One Lvl Per Turn	One Lvl Per Turn	One Lvl Per Day	Any Form & When Sleeping
Lupus	One Lvl Per Turn	One Lvl Per Turn	One Lvl Per Day	In Lupus Only & When Sleeping

• If injured Garou is conscious and moving around in their breed form, they heal as humans do:

Human Healing Times

Level	Bashing	Lethal/Aggravated
Bruised	One Hour	One Day
Hurt	One Hour	Three Days
Injured	One Hour	One Week
Wounded	One Hour	One Month
Mauled	Three Hours	Two Months
Crippled	Six Hours	Three Months
Incapacitated	12 Hours	Five Months

Rules for Human Healing Times located in WtA 20th Core, Pg 256-257 OR MtAsc 20th Core, Pg 406.

• When Garou is engaged in a stressful or physically intensive activity, Regeneration rules are as follows:

Intensive Activity Regeneration

• Roll Stamina at Difficulty 8 each turn. Reflexive.
  • Success: Heal as normal.
  • Failure: Does not heal.
  • Botch: Cannot regenerate until character has had a chance to rest properly.

Rules for Regeneration located in WtA 20th Core, Pg 256.

Do I have anything of note? I'm not sure

None

+7 Merits
-7 Flaws
+2 Willpower (4 to 6)
+2 Brawl
+2 Ancestors
+1 Resources
+2 Certification
+4 Medicine
+2 Empathy

René is very trusting, he is new to this land of supernaturals. He is kind and gentle yet he holds that same rage and anger that marks a werewolf.

will be edited later

As a cub, he fought a Sludge on the seashore. (the book calls them H’rugglings)

During the fight, the tide started, and the water spirits tried to kill the sludge, and the cub was caught in the crossfire, between the local water spirits and the bane. The cub barely survived and got his name, Standing Against the Tide.

for later use