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Is there some sort of appeal to being ignorant? Do you sleep better without the knowledge of things outside your tiny boundaries? Perhaps it suits you not knowing why you should be afraid. If you die having only known a single beautiful lie, perhaps you'll be happier. Or perhaps that will be the worst regret to haunt you in hell.
—Olivia Citysmith
Blasphemies is a 144-page hardcover supplement for Werewolf: The Forsaken
This book includes:
• Multiple alternate creation myths and the lodges who exemplify their heretic ideas
• Human cults formed around werewolves and the denizens of Shadow
• The secrets of the Bale Hounds, from scattered cults to the rumor of the ninth tribe
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Forest Neff
reviewed Werewolf Blasphemes on May 26, 2013
Werewolf Blasphemes
I have noted, on several occasions, that Werewolf: The Forsaken is one of the few game lines out there (maybe the only one) that I will buy and read books for despite knowing that I'll probably never get to use them. (Since, as near as I can tell, I am the only one of my group of gaming friends that actually is interested in the game at all.)
Still, I enjoy reading the books, at least so far, and while it took me a couple of tries to get into this one (this reading was not my first attempt), once I got into it, I enjoyed it quite a bit.
Blood of the Wolf is a look at the nitty-gritty, almost scientific details of what life as a werewolf is like. As the book itself points out, this is potentially a very useful book for first time players, because it breaks down some universal truths about the life of a werewolf without getting into the various factional politics that govern were-life. The book instead focuses on werewolf physiology, general survival skills, and a bit of information about the wolf-blooded (people who are related to werewolves, but haven't become werewolves yet).
Overall, it was a fun an interesting read. It's really only useful to someone running a Werewolf game, but still, a fun little book. Not much more to say beyond that…
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