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Gift and Powers GIFT AND POWERS Gary: Shattered Souls Updated September 13, 2019 Contents Older Gifts ............................................................................................................................ 7 Gift Conversions / W20 ......................................................................................................... 7 Tribal Gifts ............................................................................................................................ 8 Black Furies ....................................................................................................................... 8 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................... 8 Intermediate Gifts ........................................................................................................ 14 Advanced Gifts ............................................................................................................ 18 Camp Gifts ................................................................................................................... 20 Bone Gnawers ................................................................................................................. 27 Basic Gifts .................................................................................................................... 27 Intermediate Gifts ........................................................................................................ 36 Advanced ..................................................................................................................... 42 Wild West Gifts ............................................................................................................ 44 Children of Gaia .............................................................................................................. 45 Basic Gifts .................................................................................................................... 45 Intermediate Gifts ........................................................................................................ 51 Advanced Gifts ............................................................................................................ 56 Fianna.............................................................................................................................. 58 Basic Gifts .................................................................................................................... 58 Intermediate Gifts ........................................................................................................ 64 Advanced Gifts ............................................................................................................ 69 Wild West Gifts ............................................................................................................ 72 Get of Fenris .................................................................................................................... 74 Basic Gifts .................................................................................................................... 74 Intermediate Gifts ........................................................................................................ 79 Advanced Gifts ............................................................................................................ 83 Legendary Gifts ........................................................................................................... 85 Wild West Gifts ............................................................................................................ 86 Camp Gifts ................................................................................................................... 87 Glass Walkers ................................................................................................................. 89 Basic Gifts .................................................................................................................... 89 Intermediate Gifts ........................................................................................................ 95 Advanced Gifts ............................................................................................................ 98 1 Camp Gifts ..................................................................................................................100 Red Talons ......................................................................................................................110 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................110 Intermediate Gifts .......................................................................................................114 Advanced Gifts ...........................................................................................................117 Legendary Gifts ..........................................................................................................119 Howl Gifts ...................................................................................................................120 Camp Gifts ..................................................................................................................123 Wild West Gifts ...........................................................................................................128 Shadow Lords .................................................................................................................129 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................129 Intermediate Gifts .......................................................................................................133 Advanced Gifts ...........................................................................................................138 Camp Gifts ..................................................................................................................140 Secret Society Gifts .....................................................................................................147 Silent Striders .................................................................................................................149 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................149 Intermediate Gifts .......................................................................................................153 Advanced Gifts ...........................................................................................................158 Camp Gifts ..................................................................................................................160 Secret Society Gifts .....................................................................................................165 Silver Fangs ....................................................................................................................167 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................167 Intermediate Gifts .......................................................................................................172 Advanced Gifts ...........................................................................................................175 Legendary Gifts ..........................................................................................................177 Lodge Gifts .................................................................................................................178 House Gifts ..................................................................................................................189 Wild West Gifts ...........................................................................................................196 Dark Ages Gifts ...........................................................................................................197 Stargazers ......................................................................................................................198 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................198 Intermediate Gifts .......................................................................................................203 Advanced Gifts ...........................................................................................................208 2 Mantra Gifts ................................................................................................................210 Uktena ............................................................................................................................215 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................215 Intermediate Gifts .......................................................................................................225 Advanced Gifts ...........................................................................................................233 Wendigo ........................................................................................................................236 Basic Gifts ...................................................................................................................236
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