Tribes & Fera

Of the thirteen tribal Houses that once existed, only seven remain: Seven Silver Fang leaders guiding the destiny of the tribe from around the globe; seven Silver Fang families, each with their own perspective on how the tribe — and the Nation — should be run.

House Austere Howl (Great Britain)

Austere Howl has recently been savaged by allegations of corruption and Wyrm-taint through sacrificial Hellfire Club rituals amongst their Kinfolk. Their Queen has dis­ appeared and the House scrambles to try to redeem itself.

The Blood-Red Crest (Asia and India)

For thousands of years, The Blood-Red Crest was the tribe’s only successful foothold in the East. Now, plagued by infertility, The Blood-Red Crest teeters on the edge of wholesale Harano.

Clan Crescent Moon (Russia)

Preferring to refer to themselves as a Clan rather than a House, Crescent Moon relies on codes set by their his­ tory and ancient tradition more than most do, which has led to both their downfall and their rebirth.

House Gleaming Eye (Northern Europe)

Calculating, ruthless, and more than a little mad, House Gleaming Eye watches the rest of the tribe (and the Nation) with a vigilant gaze. Their inquisitors seek to root out any Wyrm-taint within the tribe before it can become an epidemic.

House Unbreakable Hearth (Canada and American Midwest)

Priding itself on its role as an inter-tribal facilitator, Unbreakable Hearth has done little recently to quell the conflicts raging across North America, instead turning insular after an unknown foe destroyed several of its main caerns.

House Wise Heart (Mediterranean and Middle East)

Long considered to be a bastion of wisdom within the tribe, Wise Heart has begun hoarding their secrets even more closely of late, leading some to suspect they may be dabbling in knowledge Garou were not meant to know.

House Wyrmfoe (American Northeast)

The most modern tribal House, Wyrmfoe is known for its mavericks: its bold and individualistic kings. They rely more on their own instinct and wits than on tradition.