Fanatic
Archetype
The Fanatic has a purpose, and that purpose consumes his existence. The Fanatic pours himself into his cause, and he may even feel guilty for undertaking any objective that deviates from his higher goal. To the Fanatic, the end justifies the means — the cause is more important than those who serve it. Players who choose Fanatic Archetypes must select a cause for their
character to further. Revolutionaries, zealots, and sincere firebrands are all examples of Fanatic Archetypes. Kindred Fanatics are often champions for or against a particular aspect of undead society, such as equality among all vampires, the extermination of Anarchs, or stamping infernalism out of the Sword of Caine.
— Regain a point of Willpower whenever you accomplish some task that directly relates to your cause.
Regain Willpower
Regain a point of Willpower whenever you accomplish some task that directly relates to your cause
Also in W20 p. 490 — text differs from V20 (73%)
The Fanatic’s purpose consumes his existence. Nothing is as important as the higher goal, and fre quently the end justifies all manner of means. Players who choose Fanatic Archetypes must select a cause for their characters to further. The Garou Nation has a long history of fanaticism, usually focusing on some particular aspect of the war against the Wyrm, such as bringing down the Black Spiral Dancers or unifying the tribes under one leader.
— Regain a point of Willpower whenever you ac complish some task that directly relates to your cause.
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Tribes & Fera
- Visionary werewolf/faction/camp/visionary