Spanning various Lodges and Houses, most Silver Fang camps are secretive groups whose members would likely be shamed, punished, or worse if their association with the camp was known. Others revel in their secrecy either because it suits their camp’s goals, or to keep their information out of the public’s eyes — or both.

Grey Raptors

A society of Silver Fangs who strive to punish those who insult or ignore their tribe’s ancient right to rule, the Grey Raptors keep their identities secret, but their actions are overt. Terror and torture are their bread and butter in their attempt to enforce ancient oaths of fealty that few Garou outside of the Fangs remember or recognize.

Ivory Priesthood

When the First Wolf died to save Gaia, it learned the “Secret of Death.” The Ivory Priesthood is a secret society of Fang Theurges who, after undergoing a series of spiritual trials and tests, begin learning these same secrets about what lies beyond the shroud of Death.

Masters of the Seal

No Child of Falcon would ever admit to being a mem­ ber of this camp and to accuse one of it would result in a demand for honorable challenge. The reason is simple: Masters of the Seal are thieves one and all, stealing secrets from the spirits and from other tribes. While they keep their identities secret, they divulge what they’ve learned to others in the tribe who can use the information to best promote the Fangs’ communal interest.

Renewal

There are rivals to the power of the Silver Fangs even within the halls of the white wolves. The secret society called Renewal dares to dissent from tribal orthodoxy and seeks to replace the old, inbred, senile leaders with fresh and sane ones. They don’t want the Silver Fangs as a tribe to relinquish power over the other tribes, since they think this will spell doom for the Garou Nation. They merely believe that change from within must happen. They have recently made overtures to the Stargazer group called the Inner Path, and are exploring ways the two groups can work together.