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| − | *Cyclopean — The Cyclopeans are like the ancient hunters and herdsmen of legend who sought men for their cooking pots: changelings who resemble Cyclops of Archaic Greece or the wind-borne footless Wendigo of North America. ''Blessing:''Smell the Blood ( | + | *Bloodbrute — Veterans of the fighting pits frequented by jaded Gentry, the Bloodbrutes were kept for one purpose only: to fight for their Keepers’ enjoyment. ''Blessing:''Improvised Mayhem (WM90) |
| − | *Farwalker — Changelings who resemble the abominable men of mystery, the | + | *Corpsegrinder — Some Ogres are fed upon death. The Corpsegrinders are survivors of massive charnel pits, brutes maintained on a diet of bones and carrion, the hulking guardians of burial grounds. ''Blessing:'' Sepulchral Hunger (WM90) |
| − | *Gargantuan — Captured by giants, these changelings had to grow to a greater stature, perhaps being stretched on racks or forced to drink noxious potions. As humans, they appear less freakish, though many purchase the Giant Merit. ''Blessing:'' Spurious Stature ( | + | *Cyclopean — The Cyclopeans are like the ancient hunters and herdsmen of legend who sought men for their cooking pots: changelings who resemble Cyclops of Archaic Greece or the wind-borne footless Wendigo of North America. ''Blessing:''Smell the Blood (CtL117, WM86) |
| − | *Gristlegrinder — Man-eaters and gluttons, taking their cue from the English Black Annis, the rakshas of India, but also sometimes resembling more modern Ogres, such as the masked unstoppable lunatics of slash-andstalk horror movies. ''Blessing:'' Terrible Teeth ( | + | *Farwalker — Changelings who resemble the abominable men of mystery, the savage hairy creatures of the wilds whose existence straddles the divide between folklore and cryptozoology: the Australian yowie and dozens of other wild men. ''Blessing:'' The Elusive Gift (CtL118, WM86) |
| − | *Stonebones — Changelings who resemble the rocky giants of folklore, Nordic trolls, Native American mountain spirits and the like. ''Blessing:'' Obdurate Skin. ( | + | *Gargantuan — Captured by giants, these changelings had to grow to a greater stature, perhaps being stretched on racks or forced to drink noxious potions. As humans, they appear less freakish, though many purchase the Giant Merit. ''Blessing:'' Spurious Stature (CtL118, WM87) |
| − | *Water-Dweller — Changelings who resemble the legendary water-demons of many cultures, from life-demanding river spirits through to the trolls of coastal caves and under-bridge shadows. ''Blessing:'' Lie Under the Waves ( | + | *Gristlegrinder — Man-eaters and gluttons, taking their cue from the English Black Annis, the rakshas of India, but also sometimes resembling more modern Ogres, such as the masked unstoppable lunatics of slash-andstalk horror movies. ''Blessing:'' Terrible Teeth (CtL118, WM88) |
| + | *Render — The Renders were kept as living engines of destruction. They may have been used as shock troops in a besieging army, charged with ripping open the gates and tearing down the enemy’s towers. ''Blessing:'' Sundering Talons (WM91) | ||
| + | *Stonebones — Changelings who resemble the rocky giants of folklore, Nordic trolls, Native American mountain spirits and the like. ''Blessing:'' Obdurate Skin. (CtL118, WM88) | ||
| + | *Water-Dweller — Changelings who resemble the legendary water-demons of many cultures, from life-demanding river spirits through to the trolls of coastal caves and under-bridge shadows. ''Blessing:'' Lie Under the Waves (CtL119, WM89) | ||
| + | *Witchtooth — The embodiment of the cruel, man eating hag and the selfish, mystical monster, the Witchtooth is among the wisest and most cunning of Ogres. ''Blessing:''Black Hex (WM91) | ||
Latest revision as of 05:05, 27 July 2014
SEEMING: Ogres
KITHS
- Bloodbrute — Veterans of the fighting pits frequented by jaded Gentry, the Bloodbrutes were kept for one purpose only: to fight for their Keepers’ enjoyment. Blessing:Improvised Mayhem (WM90)
- Corpsegrinder — Some Ogres are fed upon death. The Corpsegrinders are survivors of massive charnel pits, brutes maintained on a diet of bones and carrion, the hulking guardians of burial grounds. Blessing: Sepulchral Hunger (WM90)
- Cyclopean — The Cyclopeans are like the ancient hunters and herdsmen of legend who sought men for their cooking pots: changelings who resemble Cyclops of Archaic Greece or the wind-borne footless Wendigo of North America. Blessing:Smell the Blood (CtL117, WM86)
- Farwalker — Changelings who resemble the abominable men of mystery, the savage hairy creatures of the wilds whose existence straddles the divide between folklore and cryptozoology: the Australian yowie and dozens of other wild men. Blessing: The Elusive Gift (CtL118, WM86)
- Gargantuan — Captured by giants, these changelings had to grow to a greater stature, perhaps being stretched on racks or forced to drink noxious potions. As humans, they appear less freakish, though many purchase the Giant Merit. Blessing: Spurious Stature (CtL118, WM87)
- Gristlegrinder — Man-eaters and gluttons, taking their cue from the English Black Annis, the rakshas of India, but also sometimes resembling more modern Ogres, such as the masked unstoppable lunatics of slash-andstalk horror movies. Blessing: Terrible Teeth (CtL118, WM88)
- Render — The Renders were kept as living engines of destruction. They may have been used as shock troops in a besieging army, charged with ripping open the gates and tearing down the enemy’s towers. Blessing: Sundering Talons (WM91)
- Stonebones — Changelings who resemble the rocky giants of folklore, Nordic trolls, Native American mountain spirits and the like. Blessing: Obdurate Skin. (CtL118, WM88)
- Water-Dweller — Changelings who resemble the legendary water-demons of many cultures, from life-demanding river spirits through to the trolls of coastal caves and under-bridge shadows. Blessing: Lie Under the Waves (CtL119, WM89)
- Witchtooth — The embodiment of the cruel, man eating hag and the selfish, mystical monster, the Witchtooth is among the wisest and most cunning of Ogres. Blessing:Black Hex (WM91)
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