Changes: Rite: Contrition

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Rite of Contrition[]

This rite is a form of apology. The offending party uses it to prevent the enmity of spirits or Garou whom an individual has offended, or to prevent war between septs or tribes. The rite most often involves the enactor dropping to her belly and sliding forward. The ritemaster may also whine and lick his paws or hands. If performed well, however, a simple inclination of the head may suffice. To enact the rite successfully, the Garou must either give a small gift to the offended individual or, in the case of a spirit, possess some aspect of the spirit in question (for example, a clay falcon if the Garou is appealing to the totem spirit Falcon) that he pays homage to.

System[]

The difficulty level of the rite equals the Rage of the target spirit or werewolf. A single success suffices for a gracious apology, but may not be enough to mend friendships or undo grievous errors. The more successes rolled, the greater the wrong that can be forgiven. Werewolves who refuse to recognize a Rite of Contrition are looked upon poorly by elders. Most spirits will always accept a well-performed rite.

Source: Werewolf the Apocalypse 20th

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 ===Rite of Contrition===
+This rite is a form of apology. The offending party uses it to prevent the enmity of spirits or Garou whom an individual has offended, or to prevent war between septs or tribes. The rite most often involves the enactor dropping to her belly and sliding forward. The ritemaster may also whine and lick his paws or hands. If performed well, however, a simple inclination of the head may suffice. To enact the rite successfully, the Garou must either give a small gift to the offended individual or, in the case of a spirit, possess some aspect of the spirit in question (for example, a clay falcon if the Garou is appealing to the totem spirit Falcon) that he pays homage to.
-This rite is a form of apology; it is often used to prevent the enmity
-of spirits or Garou whom an individual has annoyed, or to prevent war
-between septs or tribes. The rite most often involves the enactor dropping
-to her belly and sliding forward. the Garou may also whine and lick his paws
-or hands. If performed well, however, a simple inclination of the head may
-suffice. To enact this rite successfully, the Garou must either give a
-small gift to the offended individual, or in the case of a spirit, possess
-some aspect of the spirit in question (for example, a clay falcon if the
-Garou is appealing to the totem spirit Falcon).
 ===System===
+The difficulty level of the rite equals the Rage of the target spirit or werewolf. A single success suffices for a gracious apology, but may not be enough to mend friendships or undo grievous errors. The more successes rolled, the greater the wrong that can be forgiven. Werewolves who refuse to recognize a Rite of Contrition are looked upon poorly by elders. Most spirits will always accept a well-performed rite.
-The difficulty level of the rite equals the Rage of the target
-spirit or Garou (maximum of 10). One success is considered enough for a
-gracious apology, but may not be enough to mend friendships or forgive
-grevious errors. The more successes, the greater the wrong that can be
-forgiven. Garou who refuse to recognise a Rite of Contrition are looked
-badly upon by elders; most spirits will always accept a well-performed
-rite. This effect lasts until the Garou performs an action that could harm
-or insult the other.
-''Source: Werewolf the Apocalypse''
+''Source: Werewolf the Apocalypse 20th''[[Category:Rites of Accord|Contrition]]
-[[Category:Rites of Accord|Contrition]]
 [[Category:Rites|Contrition]]
+[[Category:Level 1 Rites|Contrition]]