Exorcism (Level Three) — This is the Gift of ejecting spirits from places or objects, whether they are there voluntarily or are bound there. Any Incarna avatar can teach this Gift.
  System: The Garou must concentrate uninterrupted for three turns. If a spirit does not wish to leave, the player must make a Manipulation + Intimidation roll (difficulty of the spirit's Willpower). If the spirit has been bound to its lodging place (or into a fetish), then the exorcist must make a Wits + Subterfuge roll (difficulty 8) and gain more successes than the binder did when tying the spirit to its location. This Gift can be used to "cure" fomori, although the host will surely die as the Bane is ejected unless a powerful healer manages to preserve her life during the exorcism.

Eyes of the Cat/Cat Sight/Eyes of the Wound (Level Three) — The werewolf may see clearly in pitch darkness. His eyes glow a lambent green while this power is in effect. Any cat-spirit can teach this Gift, although werewolves who make enemies of the Bastet will have trouble finding teachers. This is another gift that is easier for the Bastet to learn, than the Garou.  For the Rokea, this Gift also immediately compensates for sudden flare-ups of light. A shark-spirit teaches the Rokea this Gift.
  System: The character must state when the Gift is in effect, but it requires no roll or expenditure. The character suffers no difficulty or dice-pool penalties from darkness.

Eye of the Cobra/A Mother's Look (Level Three) — With but a look, the Garou can attract anyone to his side. A snake-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player rolls Appearance + Enigmas (difficulty of the target's Willpower). The Garou needs three successes to bring the target to his side; fewer at least start the victim moving in the right direction. Once there, the target can do as he pleases, but he must try his best to get to the Galliard until then.

Eyes of the Eagle (Level Three) - One of the few Corax Gifts available in any form, Eyes of the Eagle allows the wereraven’s vision to pierce fog, smoke, cloud and darkness. When this Gift is called upon, the Corax can suddenly see through anything short of a solid object. Eaglespirits teach this Gift.
System: This Gift requires the expenditure of a single point ofGnosis, anda Perception + Alertness roll (difficulty 6). The effect of the Gift lasts for as many minutes as there are successes rolled. The expenditure of a Willpower point extends the effect fromi minutes to hours.

Faerie Kin (Level Three) — The Fianna can call upon ancient pacts between her people and the fae. By emitting a special howl, the Garou can call whatever fae are in the area to help. They will obey the Fianna, but not without question. A dream-spirit teaches this Gift, and the teaching normally involves a quest of some kind.
  System: The player spends at least one Gnosis point and rolls Manipulation + Occult (difficulty 8). Spending more Gnosis increases) the raw power of the faeries who respond, while more successes on the roll means that more faeries answer. Note that this Gift may summon changelings or dream-spirits called chimera, but it will call true fae only in strange Umbral reaches, and even then very rarely. Botching this roll is bad news; the faeries who respond are vicious and malevolent, and they will act to hinder the Garou.

Farsight/Smoking Mirror (Level Three/Level Two) — By concentrating on a reflective surface or summoning a spirit, the Bastet looks into distant places. It helps if he’s been there before, but it isn’t essential. Once he finds what he’s looking for, he may watch it for a while until, slowly, the Farsight fades.
System: Invoking this Gift requires a Gnosis point, a Perception + Occult roll, and time to concentrate. The roll’s difficulty depends on the werecat’s knowledge of his target. Although Farsight only spies on places, not people, anyone there can be observed as usual. The cat sees the place as if from a bird’s-eye perspective — high enough to see everything nearby, but close enough to discern objects. A Willpower roll (difficulty 6) allows him to “focus” on  certain things. The Gift lasts for one turn per success, and extends up to 30 miles distant.

Gift of Rage (Level Three) — By tapping into her inner Beast, the werecat may summon a Berserk frenzy, lashing out at everyone within range until the Gift wears off. Sadly, this is usually a last-ditch tactic; most werecats use the Gift only once.
System: To invoke a frenzy, the cat’s player rolls her Rage (difficulty 6). This sends her into a killing state where tactics and mercy are impossible and all Health Level penalties are suspended. This rage lasts as long as there’s danger around, and in this state, anyone present seems dangerous. The Thrall of the Wyrm (Werewolf, page 201) applies to werecats, too.

Gift of Rage (Level Three) - While the Nuwisha do not, for the most part, envy their Garou cousins’ ability to Rage, they admit that is comes in handy. With this Gift, the werecoyote gains Rage for a short time, with all the benefits and drawbacks it carries. A spirit servant of Loki teaches this Gift.
System: The player rolls Willpower (difficulty 7). If successful, the character gains a Rage rating of 5 for the scene (though she  may cancel it at any time).  While this gift is in  effect, the character can take extra actions and shapeshift instantly, as Garou can - but is also subject to frenzy and vulnerable to silver.

Gift of the Ray (Level Three) -

Great Leap (Level Three) — The Strider with this Gift can jump truly astounding distances. A jackrabbit-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player spends one Willpower point and rolls Strength + Athletics. Each success allows the character to jump 100 feet.

Gremlins/Ebisu's Fingers (Level Three) — The Ragabash can cause a technological device to malfunction, merely by touching it. This Gift actually disrupts the spirit energy within the device that aids its function. If the Garou can frighten the spirit sufficiently, it will flee the device, causing it to malfunction permanently. A Gremlin teaches this Gift. Ebisu is a Shinto luck god and the Patron of Honest Work. To the Kitsune way of thinking, machines take work away from honest laborers; this Gift puts it back.
  System: The player rolls Manipulation + Intimidation; the difficulty is determined by the complexity of the item. The more successes the Garou obtains, the more the device is damaged. Five successes disable the device permanently (the spirit has fled). Good roleplaying might certainly warrant one to three additional dice at the discretion of the Storyteller.

Device Difficulty
Computer 4
Phone 6
Automobile 8
Knife 10

Happy Thoughts (Level Three) - Shapeshifters with Rage are dangerous to be around. More than one Nuwisha has lost her life when an unappreciative werewolf has lost control after aprank. This Gift allows the Nuwisha to remove the threat of frenzy for a short time (hopefully long enough to get away). An avatar of Coyote teaches this Gift.
System: The player spends one Gnosis point. The character must touch the target. For the duration of the scene, the target loses access to his Rage. He cannot frenzy, take extra actions, or use Rage in any way. He can still change shape, however- the Rage is still present, the target just can’t make use of it.

Heart of Fury (Level Three/Level Two Bastet) — The Garou can steel himself against anger, suppressing his Rage and creating a mental dam against the explosive frenzies of his kind. This anger will catch up with him eventually, though, so he must vent it before it breaks free. A boar-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player rolls Willpower (difficulty of the character's permanent Rage rating). Every two successes add one to the character's frenzy difficulties for the scene, making it harder to frenzy. When the scene ends, however, past slights and injuries come rushing back to haunt the Garou, refilling the Garou's heart and soul. He must spend one Willpower point or make a frenzy check immediately at the regular difficulty.

Hot Ichor (Level Three) - - This Gift makes the Mokok able to gain a pool of heat energy, increasing his prowess in hunting or battle. A Raptor-spirit teaches this Gift.
System: By spending Rage, the character gains a temporary “heat pool” of one point per Rage point spent. Beginning thenext turn, the Mokole can thenspend the points in the heat pool to add to Physical Attributes; the bonuses last for one turn. The pool maximum is the Mokolk’s Homid-form Stamina + 5.

Hummingbird Dart (Level Three) - This gift is most often utilized in conjunction with Razor Feathers, in which case it makes for a devastating weapon. Hummingbird Dart permits a Corax to pluck one of her own feathers and throw it like (as one might guess) a dart. The feather flies Straight and true, Un~~~Umbebrye adn ything SO petty as the laws of Physics and the strictures OfaerodYnamics. A Hummingbird-spirit teaches this Gift.
System: The Hummingbird Dart requires that the Corax Spend a Point of Rage and then roll Dexterity + Melee (difficulty 5). If a Corax chooses to use this Gift after calling for Razor Feathers, the results can be vicious. A Razored Hummingbird Dart is, in essence, a throwing shiv that does aggravated damage, and should be treated accordingly. The thrown feather does Dexterity +3 dice of damage.

Ignore Pain (Level Three) — By summoning up his inner reserves, the werecat can ignore the effects of his wounds.
System: A successful Stamina + Primal-Urge roll (difficulty 8) allows the character to ignore all Health Level penalties for the Gift’s duration, even those from aggravated damage. Each success lets the Gift last two turns. If the Bastet hasn’t healed by then, he’ll be in serious pain….

Impala’s Flight (Level Three/One) — An essential Gift on the open plains, the Flight doubles the werecat’s running speed. As the name implies, Bastet credit Impala with this wisdom.  This is much easier for the Swara to learn.
System: A successful Stamina + Athletics roll (difficulty 6) boosts the cat’s maximum speed to double. It does not confer additional actions in the same turn. The Gift lasts two turns per success, and works in any form.

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Long Running (Level Three) - Reduce the travel time of a journey, whether on foot or in a vehicle.
System: The player spends one Gnosis and rolls Dexterity + Athletics (or I’kive, if driving) against the difficulty of the local Gauntlet, each success reduces travel time by 5%. The effects last for one day.

Long Strike (Level Three)

Lover’s Touch (Level Three) - The Garou can restore what another lacks: not only wounds healed, but also strength of will and even spiritual essence. Any spirit of love or avatar of Unicorn may teach this Gift.
System: The Garou touches the afflicted person kindly; the system is the same as for Mother’s Touch.  The two need not be lovers but the contact must convey affection and warmth; the two may embrace, one may caress the other or wrestle with him, or there may be further intimacy. The Garou spends a Gnosis point and rolls Intelligence + Medicine as usual; each success may restore one health level of damage, one point of Willpower, or one point of Essence (if the target is a spirit). The difficulty is the Rage or Willpower of the other person (whichever is higher). The player may choose to divide the successes among multiple pools; he need not choose to heal only wounds or Willpower. In all other respects, this Gift functions as Grandmother’s Touch, save that it can be used on spirits (but, yet again, not undead).

Lure (Level Three) - The Dimwater creates an illusory replica of herself, which can act somewhat autonomously. It can perform simple, repetitive actions (swimming or walking, commonly). The illusion looks, sounds, and smells exactly like the Rokea. It has no tactile component, but by the time an attacker realizes this, she has already revealed herself to the lurking wereshark. Angler fish-spirits teach this Gift.
System: The player spends one Gnosis point. The duplicate can appear anywhere within the Rokea's line of sight and lasts until the Rokea breaks concentration or wills the duplicate to vanish. The duplicate may take any action the Rokea wishes, but as it has no physical form, it cannot pick up objects or attack.

Mental Speech/Touch the Mind/Send the Dream (Level Three/Level Two(B)) — This Gift grants mental communication, even over vast distances. The user must either know the target personally (although he does not have to be friends with that person) or have something that belongs to that person, such as a lock of his hair. Bird spirits and ; spirits of intellect teach this Gift. Owl is a particularly sought-after teacher, and those who learn from him claim to have enhanced abilities at night.
  System: The player rolls Charisma + Empathy (difficulty 8) and expends a Willpower point; the effects last for a scene. His character may hold a mental conversation with a target at a maximum distance of 10 miles per success. It does not allow mind reading, but the werewolf may use social Abilities, such as Intimidation.

Might of the Mountain (Level Three)

Might of Thor/Might of the Kings/Strength of the Crashing Waves (Level Three) — The Garou can increase his strength tremendously, the better to slay his foes. A wolf-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player spends one Gnosis and one Rage, then rolls Willpower (difficulty 8). The Garou's Strength doubles for one turn per success. After the Gift wears off, the Get is weakened considerably (Physical Attributes are considered 1, and Willpower is halved) until he can rest for at least one hour.

Mind Sight (Level Three)

Mind to Mind (Level Three)

Mynah’s Touch (Level Three) - This Gift allows a Corax to know the details of any Garou Gift of a lower level than the Corax herself. This knowledge flees the instant that the Corax actually uses the “borrowed” Gift, but in the meantime an impressive body of knowledge is there for the taking. This Gift is only taught by mynah-spirits.
System: The use of this Gift demands two points of Gnosis, as well as a Wits + Alertness roll (difficulty 6). If there are any successes, the Corax using the Gift can now pick and choose knowledge of a single Gift from the entire list of Garou Gifts lower in level than he is. The stolen Gift can be used once.

Phantasm/Veil of Maya (Level Three/Level Four Garou) — Twisting the fibers of illusion, the Ceilican create majestic nonsense to baffle and entertain their companions — or horrors to torment their enemies. This secret obviously comes from forbidden faerie lore, and can be quite powerful in the hands of a cat with an active imagination. The Garou creates an unmoving illusion that contains visual, auditory, olfactory and even tactile elements. A grain-spirit — the so-called "spirit of spirits" — teaches this Gift.
System: To cast a Phantasm, the player rolls Manipulation +Subterfuge and spends a Willpower point. The resulting illusion lasts for one scene unless the cat chooses to dismiss it, and can extend through an area roughly 10 feet square. Simple illusions are easy; the more complex the trick, the harder it is to perform. Although the illusions have no solid form, a casual witness might be fooled into believing that a Phantasm was real. FOR GAROU:The player spends one Gnosis for each 10-foot area to be covered by the illusion and then rolls Intelligence + Expression. Anyone who doubts the illusion must roll Perception + Alertness and exceed the Garou's successes in order to see through it.

Illusion Complexity
One success Minor lights and noises
Two successes Coherent and recognizable images or sounds
Three successes Complex, interweaving images and sounds
Four successes Vivid multisensory hallucinations
Five successes Indistinguishable from the real thing with out examination

Illusion Difficulty
Single sound or flash of image 6
Complex pattern of light or sound(an object or conversation) 7
Complex moving pattern (a person speaking) 8
Complex active pattern (person walking, speaking and responding) 9
Complex active multi-pattern (group of people speaking, moving, reacting or all three) 10

Pierce Illusion (Level Three)

Pin The Eagle's Wing (Level Three) — Known as Lleu's Spear by the Welsh Fianna (who claim to have discovered it), a Fianna with this Gift can throw a spear as far as an arrow and sink it deep into its target. Spirited Fianna can even pierce heavy doors or strike a foe on a high rooftop — or pierce a Leech's putrid heart. Ancestor-spirits teach this Gift.
System: The Fianna must concentrate on the weapon for one full turn and make a Willpower roll (difficulty 8). She then spends a variable number of Gnosis points. Each Gnosis grants two additional dice, which can be split between the attack roll and damage roll. Dice may also be used to increase the spear's flight distance (20 yards per die allocated). The Gift doesn't work with any other weapon, even a thrust spear - only a thrown spear.

Prevent Adharma (Level Three)

Pull of the Chosen Land (Level Three)

Pulse of the Invisible (Level Three) — Spirits fill the world around the Garou, and none knows this fact better than the Theurge. This Gift grants constant awareness of the spirit world. Even in the physical world, the Theurge with this Gift can interact with spirits in the Penumbra at will. While most spirit activity is barely worth watching, the Theurge will be aware of any dramatic changes. Any spirit can teach this Gift.
  System: If the Garou's permanent Gnosis equals or exceeds the Gauntlet, he can see into the Umbra automatically. Otherwise, the player must roll Gnosis to pierce the Gauntlet (difficulty of the Gauntlet rating). Only one success is required. The effect lasts for an entire scene or until the character enters an area with a higher Gauntlet.

Puppeteer’s Secret (Level Three) - All Kitsune pick up a few illusions, and a few fox tricks. Not being noticed is the most important of both. This Gift won't turn the Nine-Tails invisible; even better, it makes him one of the crowd. If a Fox using Puppeteer's Secret is standing around the police station, everyone just knows he's part of the squad. At the Party meeting, everyone assumes he's a faithful, if dull, member. Wherever he goes, he's been there for years—he's the familiar face; the friend of a friend; the loyal, nameless supporter; the small-timer trustworthy because he hasn't an angle to call his own. Deer and other well-camouflaged spirits (whose mortal representatives blend into the scenery or die) teach this Gift.
System: Forstarters, the player rolls Charisma + Subterfuge (difficulty 7). The Kitsune should be wearing at least a rough approximation of what everyone else is—a suit won't encourage the confidence of dock-workers — and keep up fairly appropriate behavior (as a janitor he can sweep the same patch of floor forever, but safecracking will draw too much attention). This need not be a maj or effort—Puppeteer's Secret will cover all the things a disguise can't except ignorance — but as a rule, the less the N ine-Tails says and does, the better. If the Fox begins to step outside his assumed character, the Storyteller may ask for additional skill rolls: Wits, Charisma or Manipulation plus Streetwise, Etiquette, etc., to allay suspicion.

Pure Venom (Level Three)

Rat Thing (Level Three) - With a bit of practice, metis Ratkin can learn to take on a form between Crinos and Rodens, rather like the well-known Garou Hispo form. The result is a giant, lumbering Rat Thing: a long, furry quadrapedal rodent about the size of a large dog.
System: Roll Stamina + Primal-Urge, difficulty 7. Shifting from Rodens or Crinos requires one success; shifting from Homid form requires three successes. As usual, spending apoint of Rage will automatically shift the character into this form. The Rat Thing’s Physical Attributes are Strength +4, Dexterity +1, Stamina +l; the brute is far stronger than it is agile, but it can lumber along at three times normal running speed. If the rest of the pack is in Rodens form, they can easily ride on the back of this beast of burden. With absolute obedience, it will carry them through hell and high-water on its furry back. Unfortunately, size is traded off for intelligence. A wererat in Rat Thing form has an effective Intelligence of 1, and can only follow the simplest orders. It cannot speak, save for vague grumbling noises. Its Manipulation score is also effectively 0. Though it is too dense to be affected by any kind of supernatural mind control, it has the attention span of a two-year-old human child. Pity the stupid, stupid Rat Thing.

Reshape Object/Craft of the Maker/Potter’s Clay/Maker’s Charm/Shape Matter (Level Three/Level Four) — The werewolf can shape once-living material (but not undead!) into a variety of objects instantly. Trees may become shelter, buck antlers become spears, animal hides become armor, and flowers become perfumes. The item will resemble the object from which it was shaped (e.g., the aforementioned spear is made of antler, not wood). A Pattern Spider — one of the Weaver's spirits — teaches this Gift.   System: The player rolls Manipulation + Crafts against a variable difficulty (5 to turn a broken tree limb into a spear, 8 to turn a plank into a floatable raft) and spends a Gnosis point. The created object is not necessarily permanent; it will last a length of time according to the following chart. Expending an additional Gnosis point allows a created weapon to inflict aggravated damage for the scene's duration or until the object returns to its original form. This effect can be made permanent with the sacrifice of a permanent point of Gnosis if the object itself is changed permanently.

Successes Duration
One 5 minutes
Two 10 minutes
Three One scene
Four One story
Five Permanent

Righteous Gaze (Level Three) — By staring into the heart of a liar, the werecat can break through his deception, shaming him badly. Bagheera and Simba excel at this Gift.
System: The werecat must stare into her target’s eyes for at least a turn and accuse him of lying. On a successful Perception + Subterfuge or Primal-Urge roll (difficulty of the target’s Willpower), the target not only confesses any lies he may have told, but also loses one point of temporary Willpower per success and falls to his knees in tears. If the accused is honest, the Gift merely makes him uneasy.

Safe Passage (Level Three)

Sanctify (Level Three) - This Gift is used in conjunction with the Rite of the Pain-Dagger; if you know this Gift, you may also learn that rite from a Warrior (without spending the experience for it). Normally, you can bind a spirit to a blade of religious significance to form a Pain-Dagger, the Ratkin’s equivalent of a Garou klaive. The Sanctify Gift allows you to temporarily bind one of the spirits used in the rite to unyehing with a jagged or pointed edge: butcher knives, chain saws, broken bottles, meat hooks and bone saws are all obvious examples. This Gift is blissfully bestowed by a Pain-spirit, but only if you can give it what it wants first. This often involves sacrificing another creature’s pain.
System: Find a weapon to dedicate as your new Pain Dagger. Spend one Rage and whisper the greatest crime you intend to commit with it into the blade. You can then perform the Rite of the Pain Dagger upon it to summon a Pain-spirit and bind it inside. If the weapon normally inflicts non-aggravated damage (like a broken bottle or a meat hook), the new weapon can mete out Strength + 2 aggravated damage. If the weapon normally inflicts aggravated damage (like a chainsaw), the new weapon metes out Strength + 4 damage. In addition, the Twitcher can spend a point of Gnosis to force the spirit to use the Charm: Agony (seep. 48). When the blade is dedicated, roll Gnosis; for each success, the spirit remains bound for one week. As usual, a Twitcher cannot don’t worry about losing Obligation Renown for performing irreverent or obscene acts with them. Unfortunately, the spirit inside a Sanctified Pain Daggers may whisper to the Twitcher who carries it; only the owner can hear these disturbing messages. Once a day, if the owner fails a Willpower roll (difficulty 9), a drawn spirit blade will force its owner to attack a victim of its choice. Some Ratkin believe it’s a small price to pay.

Sang Froid (Level Three)

Sea’s Wisdom (Level Three) - The Dimwater swims in frenzied circles, creating a small whirlpool. In the swiftly moving water, she can hear the voice of her spiritual mother, Sea, and ask her advice. This Gift is taught by a spirit-servant of Sea.
System: The player rolls Intelligence + Rituals (difficulty 7). The more successes the player achieves, the more useful and direct the advice Sea grants will be. Seahasnot, as ofyet, given an opinion on betweeners to any Dimwater using this Gift.

Seek (Level Three) -The Gift opens communication with local spirits so the Kitsune may ask for a single individual’s location. Spirits answer correctly if they can; should the individual be beyond their territory, they admit such. The spirits of prtdatory animals teach this Gift. System: The Gift requires the expenditure of a Gnosis point to reach the spiri t required. This sacrifice is waived if the Kitsune is currenth in that spirit’s presence or shrine. The player rolls Wits +- Occult, difficulty 6.

Second Sight (Level Three) - High-ranking Tunnel Runners tend to settle down to a few select colonies, or decide to spend a lifetime acting as the Scout for one tribe. Staying in one place for too long can be intolerable - unless, of course, the maverick learns to use this Gift. By staring into the eyes of a younger Runner, the wererat can learn to use this second rat as his eyes and ears outside the Nest. This second Ratkin must voluntarily agree to this communion. This explains a commonly used tactic: aTunne1 Runner may agree to be captured by a nest’s enemies to help his colony find out more information.
System: Spend one Gnosis and roll Perception + Empathy; the difficulty is equal to (5 + the second Ratkin’s Rank). If you succeed, you can close your eyes and see through the eyes of this temporary ally. This effect lasts one day for each success. Once you advance beyond Rank Three, you can do this with more than one Tunnel Runner; for each level of Rank you have above 3, you can commune with an additional scout.

Sense Motion (Level Three) - The Kumoti may sense motion around her, regardless of illumination, size of the moving object or person or invisibility to normal vision.
System: The Ananasi spends one Gnosis point to detect even the slightest motion with a successful Perception +  Alertness roll. The Gift lasts for one scene.

Sense Need (Level Three)

Shadow the Moon’s Light (Level Three) — There is a time for everything, even for stealth. As nocturnal hunters, the catkings have perfected a secret which allows them to dim the light as they approach. While it can’t actually extinguish the moon, this Gift stifles natural, magical and technological lights equally well.
System: To dim the local lights, the werecat’s player rolls Manipulation + Stealth. The dimness lasts for one turn per success.

Light Source Difficulty
Weak (torches, lamps) 6
Bright (fires, moonlight) 7
Harsh illumination (headlights) 8
Powerful lamps (halogen bulbs, yard lights) 9
Overwhelming (spotlights, sunlight) 10

Shadow Walk (Level Three) - The Nuwisha employing this Gift may visit any aspect of the Umbra, even those normally forbidden to the Changing Breeds. This includes the Dark Umbra of the dead (which most Nuwisha avoid as both too depressing and too dangerous) and many Horizon Realms of the magi. This Gift is taught by a Gaffling of the Trickster.
System: The player must make a successful Gnosis roll, difficulty 7. Of course, the Nuwisha must still know where to go.

Shadow Wings (Level Three) -This Gift allows a Mokole to fly through the “nothing”of the Umbra, ignoring the various paths and tracks in favor of a more direct route from Realm to Realm. This Gift is taught by a Sky-spirit.
System: The MokolC must have the Gift: Walking Between Worlds to enter the Umbra, and must move to a place where “flying” between the Realms is possible. She may be using Dream the Matre’s Mind. Should she be able to reach an Anchorhead, she may fly through the Deep Umbra as well. No roll is necessary: the Mokok simply wills her wings to unfold.

Song of Fear (Level Three) - The Eji has such disciplined control of her fear that she may release her fox frenzy on other beings. Caveat vulpes: Garou and similar professional berserkers will not be happy with the Kitsune who uses Song of Fear on them. Enemies react with undying vengeance. Allies (even should the Fox have saved their life by forcing them to run) often seek retribution or sever contact. This Gift is taught by a Hare-spirit.
System: The player rolls Manipulation + Intimidation (difficulty of the target's Willpower). Each success sends the target running in terror for one turn.

Song of Rage (Level Three) — This Gift unleashes the Beast in others, forcing werewolves, vampires and other such creatures into frenzy and turning humans into berserkers. A wolverine-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The Garou rolls Manipulation + Leadership (difficulty of the target's Willpower). The victim flies into a violent rage (or frenzy, if naturally prone) for one turn per success.

Soothe the Savage Beast (Level Three) - By being the catalyst for any sort of soothing music (singing, turning on a radio, playing a CD, etc.) the Garou makes it more difficult to Rage. When Garou must fight one another, the Children of Gaia sometimes use this to their advantage, as many are more experienced at holding back their Rage. A nightingale-spirit teaches this Gift.
System: The player rolls Gnosis, difficulty 7. Each success increases the difficulty of Rage rolls by 1 for all those in earshot (to a maximum difficulty of 10). The effects last for as long as the Child of Gaia is able to continue providing music.

Spinnerets (Level Three) - All Ananasi can generate webs in their Crawlerling and Pithus forms, but this Gift allows them to generate webs in any shape. The sheer volume of webbing created by a Damhan in anything other than Crawlerling form all but guarantees the capture of a target foolish enough to touch the stuff.
System: The Ananasi must spend one blood point to make a substantial amount of webbing, and at the discretion of the Storyteller might have to spend more. While it's possible to cover a skyscraper in webs, it would require 20 or more blood points to do so. The webbing created by this Gift is strong enough to stop a private jet in its tracks, provided it's properly anchored in advance and there's enough of it.

Spirit Friend (Level Three) — A Child of Gaia's presence is generally more beatific than that of most werewolves, and although humans can't sense this aura of peace, spirits can. The Garou can use this Gift to aid in interactions with spirits. A unicorn-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player rolls Charisma + Empathy (difficulty 7). Each success adds one die to any rolls involving interactions with spirits for the duration of the scene.

Squeeze (Level Three) - A rat can collapse part of his skeleton to fit through narrow openings. A typical Rattus norvegicus can fit through an opening as small as a quarter. A Ratkin with this Gift is far more impressive, especially when he uses his spiritual talents to pass through seemingly solid objects. By briefly passing through the Umbra, the Ratkin can squeeze through solid walls, doors or other obstacles. This Gift is taught by a Rat-spirit, who often leads his prot6g6 on a chase through an infested building while teaching it.
System: The player spends one Willpower and rolls Dexterity + Enigmas (difficulty 6); “squeezing” through a solid object increases the difficulty to 8. Three or more successes allow the wererat to pull another person through with him.

Strength of the crashing Waves (Level Three)

Summon Electricity (Level Three) - Far more effective than a general Rite of Binding, this Gift summons an electricity elemental and binds it to an electrical devices for a short period of time. Even broken devices will e able to operate with a little judicious jury-rigging.
System: Roll Gnosis versus the difficulty of the local Gauntlet. You must be near a source of electricity, which isn’t very hard in any human caity.  With four successes you've summoned the spirit.  Binding it into a battery or an electrical  device requires a Gnosis roll against the spirit’s Gnosis; if you succeed, it is bound, and will continue to supply power for one week per success. Five successes binds it for a year; after that, the spiritual warranty will expire.

Thunderbolt (Level Three) — A pact with the spirits of the storm allows some Pumonca to call down a thunderbolt. So long as at least one cloud hangs in the air, the cougar can call down lightning. Most cougars learn this mighty spell from Thunderbird himself.
System: The cougar’s player spends a point of Rage to summon a bolt of lightning, and rolls Dexterity + Survival to hit the target. Under normal conditions (partly cloudy skies, human-sized target), the roll’s difficulty is 8; large targets or stormy skies can decrease it to 7 or 6, while dry conditions or unusually small targets can raise the difficulty to 9 or even 10. The bolt inflicts two Health Levels worth of fire damage for every point of the werecat’s Gnosis. Even if the Thunderbolt misses its victim, it’s still a terrifying experience to be on the receiving end of a lightning strike. Would-be victims to roll their Willpower against difficulty 8 to avoid running in fear.

Tick Body (Level Three) - The Ananasi using this Gift can concentrate blood within her form, much as elder vampires do, thus allowing her to store more nourishment within the same volume.
System: There is no roll for this Gift; the character's blood pool simply becomes 5 blood points per rank. A thirdrank Ananasi would thus have a blood pool of 15, while a fifth-rank elder would be able to hold 25 blood points altogether. Note that this Gift does not change the fact that an Ananasi can only spend 1 blood point per turn (without the aid of the Gift: Blood Pump, of course).

Tongues (Level Three) - The Fox may read and write any human language she encounters, including language and script. A wind-spirit teaches the Gift.
System: The player rolls Intelligence + Linguistics and spends one Willpower point, difficulty depending on the age of the language. This ability lasts until the next sunrise.

Touch of Blood (Level Three) - This Gift allows the Hatar to use either of the Gifts: Blood of Pain or Blood of Illusion through contact rather than ingestion. By simply having the character's ichor touch the target, the Ananasi can affect her victim as if he had ingested her blood.
System: The system for determining the effects remains consistent with the respective Gifts, except that the ichor need only touch exposed flesh on the target. Touch of Blood costs nothing to use, but does not change the cost of the other Gifts.

Touch of the Tree-Frog (Level Three) — By touching a victim with her paw, teeth or even spittle, a Balam can paralyze him for minutes on end. Some jaguars take this opportunity to get away, or to deliver a warning; others make more sadistic use of that time. This Gift stems from the Tree-frog-spirits, whose fluids coat the arrows of the ancient folk.
System: The jaguar spends a Gnosis point to activate the Gift; once done, it lingers in her skin until she brushes against someone. Unless the target makes a Stamina + Awareness or Primal- Urge roll (difficulty 8), he is frozen for one turn per point of the Balam’s current Gnosis (the score she had before she cast the Gift). He may, if he’s lucky, break the paralysis with a Willpower roll (difficulty 9); if not, he remains helpless for the duration.

Trackless Waste/Wandering Forest/Strange Waters (Level Three) — Humans have no sense of direction, the Talons assert. With this Gift, the Garou can make certain that they don't. The Talon employing Trackless Waste must have some familiarity with the terrain in question. Upon using the Gift, humans become hopelessly lost. Compasses malfunction, maps are misleading, and landmarks seem to be out of place. A spirit of the wilderness teaches this Gift. Strange Waters affects the target's sense of direction at sea or under water.
  System: The player spends one Gnosis point and rolls Intelligence + Primal-Urge. Each success "scrambles" a two-mile radius. This Gift functions on other werewolves, but they can resist with a Perception + Primal-Urge roll, and they must score more successes than the Talon to remain unaffected. This Gift lasts for four hours.

Visceral Agony (Level Three) — The werewolf's claws change to barbed, wicked talons dripping with black venom. While wounds caused by these claws cause no extra damage, the pain alone they inflict is crippling. A pain-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player spends a Rage point before the character attacks. Any wound penalties the target suffers as a result of this attack are doubled (i.e., a foe at Wounded would lose four dice). If the target is in frenzy or otherwise resistant to pain, he still suffers normal wound penalties.

Waken (Level Three)

Ways of the Tapestry (Level Three)

Weak Arm/Discern Weakness (Level Three) — Philodox are masters of judgment, and this trait extends even into the field of battle. By watching an opponent's fighting style, the werewolf can evaluate his strengths and weaknesses. Snake- and wind-spirits teach this Gift.
  System: The player rolls Perception + Brawl (difficulty 8). Each success gives her one bonus die to add to her attack or damage rolls against this opponent. For instance, a Philodox who gets four successes on this roll could add two dice to her attack rolls and two to her damage pool. This Gift can be used against a given foe only once per scene, and the benefits are lost at the end of the scene. The Garou must concentrate for a full turn to use this Gift.

Web Snare (Level Three) - The Wyrsta using this gift spins a web trap, which will trigger under the right set of circumstances, capturing an opponent. sfi'
System: The character spins a series of webs that are invisible to the naked eye, placing them in a certain location; this costs one blood point. The snare can be used to trap a target, or to haul a target into the air or into a more lethal trap. In order to properly hide a Web Snare, the character must roll Wits + Subterfuge, difficulty 7. Only one success is needed.

Wisdom of the Ancient Ways (Level Three) — All werewolves have an innate connection to their ancestors, a form of racial unconscious accessible through intense meditation. The Philodox can tap into these deep memories to remember ancient facts and lore. An ancestor-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The character must meditate for a short time, concentrating on the past. The player then rolls Gnosis (difficulty 9, -1 for each point of Ancestors the Garou possesses). The number of successes determines how detailed and exact the answer he receives will be.

Wriggling Teeth (Level Three) - Sharks have many rows of teeth, and commonly lose several in a single bite. A Brightwater blessed with this Gift, how ever, can cause his teeth to burrow into his victim's flesh even after he releases the bite. The teeth continue to drive themselves deeper until removed, at which point they become inert. A shark-spirit teaches this Gift.
System: The Rokea must first successfully bite a target. Then, the player spends a Willpower point and rolls Strength (difficulty 8). One tooth detaches for each success and continues driving itself into the victim's body. This has several effects. First, the victim adds a die to wound penalties for every two teeth (a Wounded victim with two teeth stuck in him would lose 3 dice from his dice pools, not two). Second, the wounds from the bite cannot be healed, naturally or magically, until the teeth are removed (a bloody process which will likely inflict further wounds). Finally, the teeth continue to injure the target. One tooth will inflict an unsoakable aggravated health level of damage every five turns. Two teeth inflict the same damage once every four turns, and so on, to a maximum of one health level per turn (with five or more teeth).

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Airt Sense (Level Four) - This is the same as the spirit Charm, and can be taught by any type of spirit possessing that particular Charm.
System: Corax using Airt Sense must spend one Gnosis point and roll Perception + Occult (difficulty 7) to utilize it. The understanding of the ways of the Umbra granted by this Gift halves travel time through the spirit world.

Attunement (Level Four) — The Garou may commune with the spirits of a city or town and gain information about the area from them, including rough population, enclaves of Garou or other beings and secret tunnels. This Gift does not function in the wilderness, since the Bone Gnawers have lost the knack for conversing with such spirits easily. A rat-spirit teaches this Gift. When the Silent Strider learns the Gift, she must choose if it functions in the city or the wilderness. The "city" version is identical to the Bone Gnawer Gift. The "wilderness" version is similar, but the roll required is Perception + Survival
  System: The player spends one Gnosis and rolls Perception + Streetwise. The amount and accuracy of the information depend on the number of successes rolled. On a botch, playful spirits lie (which can be fatal, depending on the nature of misinformation).

Attunement (Bastet Level Four) — Bastet who’ve set up Den-Realms use this secret to view their holdings from where they stand. By going into a light trance, the werecat in question communes with the spirits in her territory and learns what’s going on throughout the Den-Realm. Visitors, intruders or crises can be discovered long before they get too close to the cat herself.
System: The player spends a Gnosis point and rolls Perception + Survival (difficulty 6). The more successes she wins, the more she learns. On a botch, the spirits lie.

Balor's Gaze/Raptors Gaze (Level Four) — This Gift emulates the power of one of the Fianna's legendary enemies. One of the Garou's eyes glows a livid red color, and all enemies caught in his gaze are stricken with pain. A pain-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player spends one Rage point and one Gnosis. She must then roll Perception + Occult (difficulty 8). For the rest of the scene, any foe at whom the Garou glances must roll Willpower (difficulty 8) and equal or exceed the player's successes or double over in pain. Any beings thus affected take wound penalties as though they were at Crippled (-5 dice to all actions), regardless of their current health. Any characters already at Crippled are considered Incapacitated.

Battery (Level Four) - A Ratkin Engineer can use this Gift to energize himself or other wererats. This can temporarily increase physical abilities, though often at the risk of inflicting temporary damage as well. Some dangerous wererats use direct electricity to affect this, while more sedate ones simply mix up noxious concoctions of battery acid and other foul fluids. Convenience stores now sell many odd “energy beverages” that are commonly adapted for this purpose.   
System: Spend one or more points of Gnosis and roll Wits + Repair. Every two successes on the roll can increase a Physical Attribute by one for the duration of a scene, as long as the Engineer has spent an equal number of points of Gnosis. No Trait can be raised higher than 6 in this way (not countingnon- Homid Attribute bonuses).

.Beast Life/Forest Lord (Level Four) — The werewolf with this Gift can communicate with other wild animals and attract (or even command) them. Domesticated animals will speak with the werewolf, but they have given themselves to the ways of humans and must be persuaded to obey the Garou. Any animal spirit may teach this Gift, although Lion and Bear are most often sought as teachers. Children of Gaia who use this Gift never do so if the animals attracted would come to harm, unless the very heart of a caern is threatened.
  System: The player spends one Gnosis point and rolls Charisma + Animal Ken (difficulty 7). The character gains the ability to communicate with all animals automatically. One success can attract specific types of animals within a 10-mile radius, and those that can reach the werewolf in a reasonable amount of time will do so. Each additional success adds 10 miles (two successes indicate a 20-mile radius). All wild animals become friendly to the character. They follow any reasonable request the character makes, and many unreasonable ones as well. A character who uses this Gift to force an animal to sacrifice itself had best pay homage to its spirit or risk angering Gaia. The effect lasts for one scene, but the time may be extended by spending one Gnosis point per extra scene desired.

Being One (Level Four)

Belly Ride (Level Four) -While in Vasuki form, the Nagahcanenter anunconscioushuman’s stomachby wriggling down her throat. The human will be oblivious to the creature’s presence, even using rationalization to deny its presence. System: The player spends one Gnosis, then rolls Dexterity + Stealth. The serpent can remain in the victim’s stomach for one day per success; after that, he is vomited out. At any time, the Nagah can trigger this vomit reflex or escape from the sleeping victim through her throat.  The Nagah is unaffected by anything unpleasant or harmful  created by the victim’s stomach, and he cannot harm the victim while inside her belly.

Best Policy (Level Four) -  "Honesty is the best policy," or so the human proverb goes. Rokea are not known for duplicity, but even Brightwater betweeners, who lead double lives of sorts, are not well suited to lies of any kind. With this Gift, an honest comment, no matter how inflammatory, is taken in stride and accepted. This Gift is taught by a remora-spirit.
System: The player rolls Charisma + Expression (difficulty 6). The Gift lasts for one scene. Listeners take anything the Rokea says at face value, as long as it is true. Also, if the truth requires the Rokea to reveal herself to a human being, the Veil covers her words later. For example, the Brightwater might explain to a security guard at a Pentex facility that she and her slew need to get by the gate to stop a load of toxic chemicals from being dumped into the Sea, because they live there and don't wish to be poisoned. The security guard agrees (he wouldn't want his living space poisoned, either) and lets them pass. Later, he might remember that someone came through the gates, and even what they looked like, but he'll be certain they had the proper clearance.

Blades of the Mantis (Level Four) - The character using this Gift grows longer arms, with long, wickedly sharp blades, much like those of a praying mantis.
System: The player spends one blood point; the«, character's first set of arms grows by roughly two feet, developing scythelike blades which do Strength + 5 aggravated damage. The length and sharpness of these blades makes them particularly easy to use (difficulty 5 to attack).

Blood Hunt (Level Four) - The Myrmidon may locate any single creature encountered within the last 24 hours or any individual she has ever fed from.
System: The Ananasi rolls Wits + Primal-Urge (difficulty 7) and spends one point of Gnosis for every scene of pursuit. The Gift lasts until the werespider locates her target or calls off the search.

Body Wrack (Level Four) — The Fury causes a target immense, crippling pain. The Fury needs only point to the target for this Gift to be effective. A pain-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player spends a Gnosis point and rolls Strength + Medicine (difficulty of the opponent's Stamina + 3). Each success causes the victim to lose one die from all dice pools as pain wracks her body. The effects last for one scene.

Book of Years (Level Four) — The Galliard taps into a floodgate of knowledge from her ancestors. While the amount of information thus received is overwhelming, the Garou, if she keeps her head about her, can find information on nearly any topic. An ancestor-spirit teaches this Gift, although certain reptilian spirits have been known to impart it as well.
System: The player rolls Wits + Enigmas or Ancestors (whichever is higher; the Garou need not have the Ancestors Background to learn this Gift) at a difficulty of the local Gauntlet. The character falls into a trance and is immediately immersed in a deluge of memories stretching back to the dawn of time. This flood continues until the character terminates the Gift, and the memories get older the longer she remains in the trance. For every hour the character remains under the Gift’s influence, the memories stretch back roughly five centuries. For each hour that the character remains in the trance, however, the player must roll Willpower (difficulty 7) to keep the character grounded in her own time. If the roll fails, the character must either immediately terminate the trance or lose a point of temporary Willpower as the memories threaten to consume her. If the roll botches, her body disappears and reappears somewhere in the Umbra; the Legendary Realm and the Battleground are both popular choices.

While the character cannot hope to remember all or even most of the information she sees, she can attempt to search for specific moments in history. The result is a sort of vision quest; the Storyteller may choose to simply describe what the character sees or might lead the character on a quest through the memories of the Garou until she finds the information she needs.

Brethren call (Level Four) - The Ananasi is able to call others to her aid in a time of crijis. The cljaracter has the choice of contacting the two closest Ananafi, or a massive quantity of nearby spiders. The Ananasi do not magically appear, but are suddenly informed of the character's difficulty and location. If the character chooses to summon the local spiders, they converge on the area en masse, with the single mindset of aiding the Ananasi in trouble. The spiders do not gain magical intelligence, but within those limits do alt; can to help the Ananasi who summoned them.
System: The player must spend one blood point aim roll Willpower. The difficulty in contacting other Ananasi, is equal to the distance (in miles) that the character is from" their Sylie, divided by 10 (minimum of 3). The difficulty in summoning the local spiders is 7, with every success summoning twenty spiders to the Ananasi's aid.

Bridge Walker (Level Four) — The Galliard has the ability to create minor moon bridges through which she alone can travel. The Garou travels between the ends of this moon bridge in one percent of the time it would take to travel that distance normally, allowing her to disappear from in front of a foe and reappear behind it instantly. Note that these moon bridges are not protected by Lunes, and they attract the interest of spirit creatures occasionally. These beings have even been known to follow the Garou into the physical world. A Lune teaches this Gift.
  System: The player spends one Gnosis point to create the bridge. The moon bridge lasts for only one passage, unless the player spends a permanent Gnosis point during its creation, in which case it lasts until the next full moon. The maximum distance that can be traversed by the bridge is the Garou's Gnosis in miles.

By the Light of the Moon (Level Four) - The Kitsune can see any hidden creature by moonlight, including obfuscated, invisible, spirits in the Penumbra, mages, hengeyokai, changelings and anything else attempting to hide. Owl and bat-spirits teach the Gift.
System: The player spends one Gnosis point and rolls perception alertness, the storyteller sets the difficulty based on distance, physical barriers, crowds, etc. that could block the view. The effect lasts until moon set, but the Fox must roll each time she wants to find another hidden creature.

Call Elemental/Command Water Spirit (Level Four) — The Garou is able to call one of the four classic elementals to his aid (earth, air, fire or water). An elemental teaches this Gift.  For the Nagah who use this gift, they can only call upon water Spirits.
  System: The player spends one Gnosis point and rolls Gnosis (difficulty of the area's Gauntlet). She must then roll Manipulation + Occult (difficulty 7) to make the elemental look favorably upon the Garou. The elemental vanishes at the end of the scene.

Call the Cannibal Spirit (Level Four) — By dancing under the night sky, the werewolf can summon an avatar of Great Wendigo to hunt down a target of the Garou's choice. The Garou must possess a piece of his target whose heart the Wendigo devours.
  System: The Garou must dance for three full turns. The player spends one Rage point and one Gnosis point, then rolls Charisma + Occult (difficulty 8). If the roll botches, or if the Wendigo is somehow prevented from killing its target, it will return to kill the summoner.

Carrion Clothes (Level Four) - Wild foxes sometimes catch birds by pretending to be dead; wild Foxes catch larger prey in like manner. This Gift cloaks the Kitsune completely in the trappings of death — no aura, no breath,  no pulse, no telltale movement; the faint smell of first rot emanates from a roko thus disguised, and a conviction :that the body is dead creeps into the mindsof those affected. Even those with magically sharpened senses may be mistaken — possibly for the last time. This Gift is taught by the spirits of flies, flesh- jgsubs and other insects in the recycling trade.
System: The player spends a Gnosis point and makes a Stamina + Stealth roll (difficulty 7). The Gift will hide small motions only; visible attacks, creeping corpses and Gifts that involve gestures or speech will break the spell. Mortals and inexperienced shen may be slow to realize what they're dealing with, however — the first thought may be that the body is undead, rather than living. Shen with special senses may roll Perception + Occult (difficulty9) to realize the spirit remains.

Disappearing Act (Level Four) - The Nuwisha using this Gift seemingly disappears from sight. Enemies looking for the werecoyote can touch the Nuwisha or even run into him, and never notice that he is there. All senses are affected, and even other Gifts or supernatural powers used for detection (Auspex and so on) cannot locate the Nuwisha as long as he remembers not to move. This Gift is normally used to avoid being killed by large mobs of enemies who desperately want the Nuwisha dead. This Gift is taught by a Cat-spirit.
System: The player expends one Willpower and one Gnosis point. The Gift lasts for as long as the character does not willingly move. The Gift stays in effect even if the character is knocked over, but the character cannot get back up without dispelling the Gift’s effects.

Discarded Dreams (Level Four) - Humans throw their dreams away and never realize what they’ve lost. This Gift allows a Ratkin to salvage these dreams from any trash pile. By chanting an incantation and offering the refuse to someone as a gift, the recipient will be caught up in an elaborate dream; this is based on a memory someone has lost. The dreamer may even think she has the skills to carry out this aspiration. A stem old woman with a broken doll might think she’s a ballerina; a lonely man with a moth-eaten coat might think he’s the height offashion, and so on. This Gift is taught by a Trash Gaffling or any servant of the Great Trash Heap, a powerful Bone Gnawer Totem.
System: Spend one Gnosis and roll Perception + Enigmas; the difficulty depends on the relative obscurity of the item you’re looking for. You may find an item that’s only vaguely what you want; if you get at least three successes, you’ve found exactly what you needed. Now find a creature who’s in need of a lost dream. Roll Manipulation + Expression (difficulty of the recipient’s temporary Willpower) to explain what the lost object signifies. If the recipient really wants to live the dream, you only need one success; if he resists, you need at least three. For the duration of one scene, your target will live out the fantasy you give him; if you score at least five successes, he will even gain some of the skills or talents he needs to carry out this delusion. A great singing voice, mastery of the arts of dance, the stealth of a secret agent - all these treasures can be found in the trash, if only you look hard enough. As one would expect, you cannot perform this Gift during the stress of combat.

Doppelganger/Moon-Fan-Face-Shadow  (Level Four) — The Garou may take the exact likeness of any other human, wolf or Garou. A chameleon-spirit teaches this Gift.
  System: The player spends one Gnosis point and rolls Charisma + Performance (difficulty 8). Traits aren't duplicated, but everything else, including voice, posture and scent, is identical. The effects last for one day per success.

Dragonroar/Fire roar (Level Four/Three) — Bellowing like a thunderclap, the Khan vomits a ball of fire on his foes. This burning exhalation continues to blaze until either it or its target is consumed.
System: This Gift costs one Gnosis point to perform and blasts out a fireball worth one Health Level for each point of the Khan’s current (not permanent) Gnosis. A successful Dexterity + Brawl roll puts the fireball where the tiger wants it. Anyone within 10 feet of the blast is burned unless he makes a Dexterity + Dodge roll (difficulty 8). If the target has already acted this turn, the Dragonroar inflicts its full damage. Next turn, it will burn for half that damage, igniting anything flammable in its range. On the third turn, the Gift’s fire burns for one additional Health Level, then dies. A fire begun by the Gift will burn like any normal blaze (see Werewolf, page 197).

Element-Folk Favor (Level Four) — Old Stone Face made many allies among the elemental spirits, and performed many favors for their kind before passing on. The ageless spirits remember his good deeds by aiding those who invoke their ancient ancestor. A Pumonca who performs this Gift can call up an elemental spirit (see Werewolf, pages 266-267) for help. Once it arrives, the spirit will do what it can to assist the cat; after it finishes one task, the spirit departs.
System: The player rolls Manipulation + Enigmas and spends a  Gnosis point to summon the elemental. The roll’s difficulty is that of the local Gauntlet. The spirit, if it appears, will be friendly toward the cat, so long as she reminds him of her blood-link to Old Stone Face. No other tribe warrants the same kindness; in fact, Bubasti who have tried to swipe this Gift have been destroyed by the angry elemental spirits they called up. When the first service named has been finished, or when one hour has elapsed, the elemental departs peacefully.

Forgetfulness (Level Four) -Kitsune with this Gift can erase information or memories of an event from the target's mind. This tactic is sometimes the only way the Veilless ones can keep their secrets. Forgetfulness is taught by Fog- or Mist-spirits.
System: The player spends one Gnosis and one Willpower point, then rolls Manipulation + Subterfuge (difficulty 6). The target can resist with a Willpower roll, difficulty of the Kitsune's number of tails +3.

Form of Sea (Level Four) - The betweener can change her body into liquid, and flow through pipes, under doors, or into any other space that will admit water. She may retain cohesion in this form, and "walk" as a humanoid shape made of water. She can even drown an opponent by forcing herself down his throat. A freshwater-spirit teaches this Gift.
System: The player spends two Gnosis points. The character can stay in liquid form for one hour for each dot of permanent Gnosis she possesses. The Rokea's liquid body will not evaporate, nor will it freeze unless the temperature drops to Arctic levels. If the character's body is split into two or more parts, she cannot assume solid form until the parts are combined. The character cannot bite or claw, but can drown airbreathing opponents by making a successful grapple attack and holding the opponent until he runs out of breath. If the liquid body is immersed in salt water, the Gift is immediately cancelled.

Fortuna (Level Four) — Cats love their friends, and they’re famous for their luck. This Gift al lows them to share some of that good fortune with others, or even to use a bit of it themselves.
System: For every point of Gnosis spent, the Bastet (or her friend) can call for one re-roll of the dice. If she spends three Gnosis, she may re-roll the dice three times. Only one re-roll is allowed per task, and only if the first roll was a failure or a botch. This Gift may only be used once per scene, but it lasts until all rerolling has occurred. This luck works for whomever the werecat cares to give it to. Only one person at a time can receive this Fortuna — it can’t be given to a number of people before an adventure begins.

Gauntlet Runner (Level Four) - With all the time the Corax spend popping in and out of the Umbra, it’s no surprise that they’ve acquired a trick for lowering the Gauntlet and making the trip back and forth immeasurably easier. After all, when YOU need to get into the Umbra fast, lowering the Gauntlet before you start makes life a lot easier. Any Wyld-spirit can teach this Gift.
System: A roll of Wits + Enigmas (difficulty 8) reduces the Gauntlet by 1 for every two successes. The area affected can be UP to 20 feet on a side, but no matter how successful the Corax is on her roll, she must still use a reflective surface to enter the Umbra.

Gaze of the Serpent (Level Four)

Ghosts at Play (Level Four) — By spraying around an area, the werecat can expose all nearby spirits. Although the Gauntlet remains intact, any active spirit becomes visible, as if everyone in the vicinity had used the Level One Common Gift: Spirits’ Sight.
System: The Bastet’s player rolls Manipulation + Enigmas against a difficulty of the Gauntlet. Success reveals all spirits in the area. The range of the Gift extends 10 feet for every success the player rolls; the vision itself lasts for one turn per success.

Ghost Caress (Level Four) — This secret, called the “Ghost Care s” because most people blame ghosts for its effects, recalls the time when all things were still one. By tapping the spirits that bond objects together, the Swara can send sensations across a distance. To use the Gift, a cheetah must hold something that contains the essence of the person she wants to affect; locks of hair, prized possessions, or items of clothing are good examples. Focusing her intentions on the item, she does whatever she wants done to the item, not the target. A sympathetic pulse passes between the two objects and, if the cat has been successful, transfers a feeling from the item to the target. Although the magic can’t physically harm someone, it can drive him nearly crazy as phantom pains or pleasures wash over him without noticeable cause.
System: To reach across space, the Swara’s player spends a Willpower point and rolls Gnosis. The difficulty depends on the distance between the Bastet and her target. Whatever she does to her focus from that point passes the sensation on to the person on the receiving end. Each success gives her one action to perform. When those actions are done, the spell ends. This Gift passes sensations only, not damage; it can send the feeling of being slapped, but it will not do harm. Likewise, it cannot move the target at all; a Swara who simply lifts a handkerchief cannot lift the person who owned it.
Distance Difficulty
Nearby (one mile) 7
A ways off (two to five miles) 8
Distant (six to 10 miles) 9
Really distant (10 to 50 miles) 10

Hand of the Earth Lords (Level Four) — By drawing on the land's energies, the Uktena can move any one object weighing up to 1000 pounds telekinetically. An air elemental and an earth elemental must teach this Gift in concert.
  System: The player spends one Gnosis point and rolls Dexterity + Occult (difficulty 7). The Uktena must maintain concentration in order to move the object, which travels at roughly 20 mph. The effect lasts for one turn per success.

Hand of Will (Level Four) — By willing things to move, the Bastet can lift objects or open barriers merely by staring at them. A strong-willed Bastet can move even trucks and construction vehicles with her mind alone! King-of-Beasts and Hatti favor this Gift, especially given the devastation brought about by human traffic.
System: Invoking the power of the will requires a Gnosis point and a Willpower roll (difficulty 7). Each success gives the Bastet three points worth of Strength at range (see “Feats of Strength,” Werewolf, page 212). This power can only move things, not punch or crush them, and the cat’s degree of control is limited. A typewriter can be shoved aside, but not used. It’s possible to employ a bit of fine manipulation by raising the difficulty to 9, but this requires total concentration. For each extra turn the object remains in motion, the werecat has to spend a point of Willpower to keep it going. Once she sets it aside, the Gift ends.

Heave-Ho (Level Four) - The Nuwisha using this Gift can throw an opponent incredible distances. The Nuwisha must still be able to lift her target, either by sheer strength or in combination with a combat maneuver. Some werecoyotes claim they have thrown opponents for several city blocks. They were not exaggerating. This Gift is taught by an Ancestor-spirit.
System: The player must roll Dexterity + Athletics and expend one Gnosis point. For each success, the character triples the normal distance he is able to throw a target (10 feet per dot of Strength is the rule of thumb). This Gift is cumulative based on the number of successes. For example, a Nuwisha with a Strength 5 could normally throw a target 50 feet. But with one success, the Nuwisha could throw the target 150 feet, and with two successes could throw the target 450 feet. With three successes the same character could throw a target 1350 feet, and so on.

Helios' Child (Level Four) - Occasionally the Sun designs to lend a bit of himself to a Corax in need.  This present takes the form of a ball of lambent flame that materializes in the Corax' hand.  The fire doesn't burn the Corax, but will ignite anything it touches (effective temperature 1000 degrees Fahrenheit; doing damage akin to that of a chemical fire.).  One of Helios' spirit-servents teaches this gift. 
System: To summon Helios' Child the Corax first asks Helios for help.  The gift can be called upon at any time, day or night, but the request must me made of Helios before anything else happens.  Of course, various Corax have various definations of what constitutes a "request" and Corax theologians point to the continued workings of this Gift as proof that Helios does in fact have a sense of humor.  Beyond the request, the Corax must burn two points of Gnosis and close his eyes for a brief second (and roll Manipulation +Subterfuge, difficulty 7).  When the Corax opens his eyes, if the Gift has functioned properly, a little piece of the sun will be resting in his palm ready for use

Iron Web (Level Four) -The werespider may spin a transparent and durable web with this Gift, useful in creating permanent lairs or Sylies.
System: The player spends a Gnosis point and succeeds in a Gnosis roll (difficulty 7) to activate the Gift. She must spend blood points as usual to produce the webbing. The web lasts indefinitely as long as it is properly maintained. It can absorb damage from fire and other sources, soaking damage as if it possessed the Ananasi’s Stamina in homidform. Each cubic foot can take five health levels of damage after soak before breaking.

Jungle’s Vengeance (Level Four) — By tapping into her ties with the land, a Balam urges the jungle to turn against any invaders. The assault begins innocently enough, with vines that trip and swarms of hungry bugs; if the outsiders don’t get the hint and leave, however, the Vengeance turns nastier. Pools of quicksand, poisonous plants and insects and clouds of noxious gas spring into existence right in the invaders’ path. Ultimately, the Gift whittles a determined force of trespassers down into a handful of desperate survivors — easy pickings for an angry werejaguar and her friends….
System: The player puts a point of Rage and two points of Gnosis into the Gift, which then swells into a series of scattered but purposeful events. Although the Storyteller has the final say about exactly what happens where and to whom, the land and its pests begin a subtle campaign to drive invaders out. These events escalate from annoyances to fatalities as the Storyteller desires. Although they won’t be  powerful enough to destroy a band of supernatural foes, most mortals will be driven to near-madness before the Gift runs its course.

Keening of Swarm Panic (Level Four) - This Gift is essentially the same as the Nezumi Gift from Hengeyokai: Shapeshifters of the East. It is only possible in the midst of a crowd of at least fifty or sixty humans. The Twitcher keens a  high, wailing sound just beyond the fringe of human hearing. After a few minutes: the humans become uneasy and soon begin to push and shove each other. The human swarm can become extremely dangerous if it senses the need to bolt.
System: Expend one point of Gnosis and roll Charisma + Rituals (difficulty 7). If the Ratkin obtains at least three successes, the crowd will begin to force its way towards a chosen exit. With four successes, the crowd will panic, surging so violently that any non-humans in their way are swept into the crowd. Each of these victims suffers one level of damage (difficulty 8 to soak). With five success, the crowd bolts. Anyone caught in the way of the crowd should roll Dexterity + Athletics or Dexterity + Dodge; otherwise, that victim is trampled under a wave of human flesh. The victim takes one level of damage each turn until he gets to his feet (until then, he can attempt to soak the damage at difficulty 9). The most insidious part of this Gift is its duration: ten minutes for each success on the initial roll.

Kuei Dance (Level Four) - This G if t calls on the dead to bear witness, usually to the manner of their death, occasionally to the events of their lives. This magic compels truth, not cooperation —but as most Restless ones are frantically eager to have their lives remembered, deaths avenged, graves tended and true stories known, few refuse. The Dance may take any form—the Kataribe may begin a story and have the ghost step forward to continue the tale, act out the events of the story in mime or dance and let the ghost appear in its part, or (and this is the best for convincing others the tale is true) begin a song or narration that readies the audience for the experience, then let them see the ghost's very memories around them. This Gift is taught by Ancestor-spirits.
System: The player spends a Willpower point and rolls Gnosis + Empathy (difficulty 8) for the Nine-Tails to establish contact with the spirit. To communicate the deceased's memories to the audience, she rolls Manipulation + Performance (difficulty 6). The more successes, the better the testimony comes across to the audience. This Gift will work only on the dead who have retained some semblance of themselves in the next life. This includes hengeyokai ancestors, wraiths, Spectres and all manner of hungry ghosts. Kuei Dance cannot call up the living. Souls that have been reincarnated since death will not appear. The Gift may even work on Kin-j in and Kueij in if the Kataribe is powerful enough (Rank Five and up); the ir bodies do not travel with them, and they return unharmed (though likely very angry) at the end of the scene.

Living Sea (Level Four) - The Rokea causes the sea (or any body of water) to come to life around a target. The water becomes semi-solid, and can hold a target in place, propel the Rokea along at great speeds, or even strangle a victim. If the Rokea is on land, she may cause a nearby body of water (a fountain, for example) to extend a tendril of living water to accomplish the same effects. A spirit-servant of Sea teaches this Gift.
System: The player spends one Willpower point and rolls Manipulation + Occult (difficulty 6). The Rokea may command a body of water equal to 5 cubic feet per success. If the Rokea wishes the water to inflict damage on a living target (by strangling a water breather or drowning an air-breather), the water inflicts the Rokea's Gnosis in lethal damage dice each turn.