Tribes & Fera

Frankweilers protect culture and its availability to the common man. Many are esteemed as scholars and educators, or great storytellers. The camp lays claim to places where the “common man” can find art and educa­ tion: galleries, libraries, museums, theaters, etc. Others reach out to communities, watching over people instead of places. They may volunteer to teach, work in needle-exchange programs, or even share their legal or medical skills. Since the Wyrm often exploits the ignorant, suf­ fering, starving, or desperate, the Frankweilers help fight it through prevention, protection, and education.

MANEATERS

Originally a cannibal cult within the Gnawer tribe, most of this camp’s “converts” were Garou who had succumbed to frenzy too often. The Bone Gnaw­ ers have diligently hunted any possible inter-sept organization of this hidden society, killing most of their anthropophagous brethren. Still, the Maneaters endure by being craftier and more secretive. Few are foolish enough to join a sept, although any major city may harbor one or two of them among the local rabble.