In 2009, Endron bought out Falcon Motors, a small car manufacturer who had made waves with their first hybrid off-road vehicle, the Falcon Trailblazer. With an infusion of Endron’s money, not to mention cutting edge science and engineering from Endron’s alternative energy research groups, three years later the Falcon Pathfinder hit the roads. It’s a completely new type of electric car: it charges in just an hour from a standard wall outlet, yet has an effective range of 1500 miles before needing to recharge. Its zero-to-sixty time is lower than most sports coupes and leaves even the fastest standing over a quarter-mile. The car also has back seats big enough for three teenagers, a trunk big enough for a family vacation, and cutting-edge safety features to protect passengers and anyone hit by the car. The Pathfinder also has adaptive suspension, for a smooth ride in the city and off-road.

The Pathfinder has such great results because its en­ gine has a Bane bound to it. The spirit doesn’t have any influence over the car beyond producing its astounding performance, but that’s second to its real purpose. Every­ one who rides in a Pathfinder for more than a couple of hours bears a very strong Wyrm-taint that takes weeks to fade. The car itself exudes the same taint, and a Rite of Cleansing to remove it from car or passengers is difficulty 7. The car is as environmentally friendly as the ads claim, and were it not for the Wyrm-taint many Garou would

welcome it as a blessing to Gaia. As it is, they’re too busy destroying the cars — and unleashing its trapped Bane — for the world to reap the benefits of Falcon’s engineering.