Bunyip's Spell
Great Bunyip taught his children the trick of paralyzing a person with a glance, so that they might defend themselves against humans with mercy.
Great Bunyip taught his children the trick of paralyzing a person with a glance, so that they might defend themselves against humans with mercy.
This Gift was a common survival trick among Bunyip, learned from the spirits of burrowing animals such as wombats. The Garou can burrow into the ground when he needs to rest, sleeping comfortably to regain his strength without fear of suffocation.
The Bunyip had a distinct tie to the Umbra of their homeland, more powerful than that of most Garou. Although those who learn this Gift from Bunyip ancestor-spirits lack the Bunyip's inborn affinity for the Penumbra, they may still take great advantage of the Bunyip's wisdom.
Camp: Wise Guys
Camp: Order of Our Merciful Mother (Black Furies)
The Garou is able to heal the wounds of any living creature, aggravated or otherwise, simply by laying hands over the afflicted area. The Garou may not heal herself, spirits or the undead with this Gift. A bear- or unicorn-spirit teaches this Gift.
Many Bone Gnawers learn a preternatural resistance to poisons and toxins of all kinds, doubtless due to their diet of refuse and American beer. A trash-spirit teaches this Gift.
Called Salmon Leap in the Fianna Tribebook & Hare's Leap as Lupus Gift in 20th Anniversary Edition
Werewolves used this ancient Gift during hard winters to feed their packs. The Gift lets Garou locate enough prey to feed a pack. In the urban environment, this Gift guides the lupus to prey within the city, usually in parks, sewers, animal shelters and even zoos. The Gift will tell the werewolf the location of large numbers of prey within 50 miles in the wilds, and within the limits of a city and its suburbs. Humans do not register as prey animals, although some say that the Red Talons know a variant of this Gift that can find them. A wolf-spirit teaches this Gift.