More of a bloodline than a camp, the members of Ymir’s Sweat supposedly owe their heritage to Get who interbred with Wendigo and Uktena kin after the earliest Scandinavians arrived in the New World. They do not commonly make themselves (or their lineage) known, as both the Fenrir and Wendigo have been known to look unkindly upon those who come from “sullied” breeding.

While many tribes consider camps to be splinter­ ing influences, the Glass Walkers see them as avenues of specialization. As the five auspices do, camps allow each Walker to focus more fully on their strengths, while allowing others to pursue complementary works. Histori­ cally, various camps have risen at one time or another to dominate the leadership roles of the tribe. Usually this is a reflection of the value that camp is adding to the tribe’s goals at that given point in time.