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Rank 1 Stargazer Gifts

A list of all Rank 1 Stargazer tribe Gifts for Werewolf: the Apocalypse, compiled from all source books, using the revised edition of books when available. For Stargazer Gifts of all ranks, see All Stargazer Gifts.

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Balance

Stargazers

The Stargazer is able to walk across any ledge, rope, etc., no matter how thin or slippery. Wind-spirits teach this Gift.

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Channeling

Stargazers

Rage is both a boon and a bane to the Garou, and the Stargazers feel this doubly so. Rage, while certainly a vital resource, is also a dangerous element. Many Stargazers seek new ways to harness and direct their Rage, and those with this Gift have at least one more option. A Garou using this Gift can channel her Rage into a single action, helping her perform that one action as best as she is able. This Gift is taught by a fire-spirit.

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Falling Touch

AhrounStargazers

This Gift allows the Garou to send her foe sprawling with but a touch. Any aerial spirit can teach this Gift.

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Imbalance

Stargazers

A Stargazer possessing this Gift causes considerable problems to all attackers. Those attacking find themselves clumsier and less nimble with every successful strike. An earth elemental teaches this Gift.

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Iron Resolve

Stargazers

Through the blessings of the spirits, the Stargazer’s resolve is tempered like steel, allowing great feats through application of sheer will. An ancestor-spirit teaches this Gift.

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Paper Butterfly

Stargazers

Ancient court magicians of the Chinese emperor were able to conjure a cloud of paper butterflies out of thin air. Stargazers who have mastered this trick use it to create a mood of tranquility, or can use them to distract an opponent. This Gift is taught, appropriately enough, by a butterfly or moth-spirit.

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Sense the Demonic

Stargazers

Camp: Demon Eaters

The difference between a servitor of the Wyrm and a demon-possessed mortal is subtle. While most demons emanate perceptible Wyrm-taint, strangely some seem able to mask themselves and escape such notice. Plus, Sense Wyrm doesn't identify the nature of the taint, so the nature of the creature (that it's a demon) goes unknown until it's potentially too late. This Gift helps circumvent that problem. It doesn't provide a literal sense so much as a spiritual one - the eye in the Demon Eater's mind registers the disruption in the fabric of reality, and senses the demonic source. This Gift is taught by a chimerling.

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Sense Wyrm

MetisTheurgeBlack FuriesSilent StridersSilver FangsStargazersUktenaWhite Howlers

The werewolf can sense manifestations of the Wyrm in the nearby area. This Gift involves a mystical sense, not a visual or olfactory image, although werewolves using the Gift sometimes say things like, "This place stinks of the Wyrm" (with a few more colorful adjectives). Garou should remember that the Wyrm's taint can cling to relatively blameless souls. Werewolves may sense an innocent person who happens to work in a Wyrm-controlled factory or who has eated tainted food. This power requires active concentration. Any spirit of Gaia may teach this Gift.

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Drunken Spider

This Gift is primarily practiced by those Stargazers who feel that the Weaver is the true enemy of Gaia. With this ability, the Stargazer may affect the logic centers of any Weaver-spirit, jumbling its mind into sluggish discord. If the spirit isn't part of any physical manifestation mirrored in the "real" world, the spirit is merely hampered and confused. If performed on a spirit that's part of the soul of a machine, it actually makes the machine work significantly less efficiently, and thus makes it harder to use. A computer affected as such may not do what the user intends. Hitting "Enter," for instance, might trigger the "Backspace" key instead. Or opening a document might cause it to appear as gibberish. This Gift can be taught by either a cockroach-spirit or a water-

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