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The Glass Walkers are one of the thirteen tribes of Garou found in Werewolf: The Apocalypse. Steeped in technology, human religion and the ebb and flow of the city, the Glass Walkers live and die by a creed of progress. While they fear the Apocalypse as any werewolf, they believe that each passing day makes them stronger, that every new invention may be appropriated for their cause, and that every new philosophy might strengthen their resolve. In this way, Glass Walkers are the quintessential Urrah and don't have the strong aversion to human populations that most Garou do.

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  • Tribo garou que vive nas cidades. Ver Lobisomem - O Apocalipse, Edição Revisada, página xxx Dentre os protagonistas, estão:
  • The Glass Walkers are one of the thirteen tribes of Garou found in Werewolf: The Apocalypse. Steeped in technology, human religion and the ebb and flow of the city, the Glass Walkers live and die by a creed of progress. While they fear the Apocalypse as any werewolf, they believe that each passing day makes them stronger, that every new invention may be appropriated for their cause, and that every new philosophy might strengthen their resolve. In this way, Glass Walkers are the quintessential Urrah and don't have the strong aversion to human populations that most Garou do.
  • The Glass Walkers are a fictional tribe of Garou, or werewolves, in White Wolf's Werewolf: The Apocalypse role-playing game, set in the World of Darkness multiverse. Reliable Sources are Werewolf: The Apocalypse Core Books, Werewolf:the Forsaken Core Book, Tribebook: Glass Walkers and Tribebook: Glass Walkers (Revised)
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  • The Glass Walkers are a fictional tribe of Garou, or werewolves, in White Wolf's Werewolf: The Apocalypse role-playing game, set in the World of Darkness multiverse. Reliable Sources are Werewolf: The Apocalypse Core Books, Werewolf:the Forsaken Core Book, Tribebook: Glass Walkers and Tribebook: Glass Walkers (Revised) The Glass Walkers are the wolves of the cities, sharing that realm with the Bone Gnawers. Whereas the latter tribe holds the streets and slums as its domain, the Glass Walkers are in the thick of the financial and technological flow, fighting their battles as often with guns, computers, and bank accounts as with fang and claw. Taking the unusual totem Cockroach as their spiritual patron, the Glass Walkers find themselves semi-pariahs among their brethren for their love for the city (and, to a lesser extent, for their affinity for humanity and its technology), which some other tribes proclaim as evidence of their corruption by the Weaver, but continue marching to the sound of their sythesized drums, confident that their chosen lifestyle holds the key to preserving Gaia.
  • Tribo garou que vive nas cidades. Ver Lobisomem - O Apocalipse, Edição Revisada, página xxx Dentre os protagonistas, estão:
  • The Glass Walkers are one of the thirteen tribes of Garou found in Werewolf: The Apocalypse. Steeped in technology, human religion and the ebb and flow of the city, the Glass Walkers live and die by a creed of progress. While they fear the Apocalypse as any werewolf, they believe that each passing day makes them stronger, that every new invention may be appropriated for their cause, and that every new philosophy might strengthen their resolve. In this way, Glass Walkers are the quintessential Urrah and don't have the strong aversion to human populations that most Garou do.
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