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When you want to know how things

really work, study them when they’re
coming apart.
-William Gibson

Introduction
start the machinery of civilization grinding, crushing
the servants of the Wyrm beneath its treads.

Warriors of the new age, the Glass Walkers keep one

foot in two different worlds. On the one side, the realm
of spirits and magic, of tradition and history. On the
other hand, they embrace the wonders of achievement,
the genius of invention, and the inherent spark of
dangerous brilliance that exists within humanity.
Combining fangs and claws with guns, gears, and
motherboards, this tribe attempts to take the best of
their worlds and merge them into a seamless solution
to fight the Wyrm and prevent the Apocalypse.

The tribe’s kinfolk are the ones on the front lines

of discovering these latest tools and challenging
the barriers that keep their thoughts prisoner. From
activists and social philosophers, to scientists and
inventors, to digital spies and corporate soldiers, these
kinfolk are everywhere. Buried in the very systems
humanity has erected, all it takes is a single word to

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1. Martina Gonzalez: A YouTube fashion star who
started her career doing online makeup tutorials for
people of color, she’s since expanded her platform to
call out companies who reinforce the idea that white
skin is the standard, while everyone else is a deviation.
She’s even taken some of her social currency (as well
as her own earnings), and helped start-ups manufacture
everything from hose to bandages aimed at a non-
white customer base.
2. Charlie: Officer Charlie, as the mottled mutt
is referred to when he and his partner go into the
community to do school presentations, has been a K-9
officer his entire adult life. While his sense of right
and wrong is pretty vague at the best of times, he and
Officer Greg Petrakis have both had encounters with
several minions of the Wyrm on Gary’s mean streets
and lived to tell the tale.
connections to bounce his signal and stage digital
assaults on corporate big wigs. Anonymous with a
conscience is how he styles himself, and while he’s
made the occasional mistake, his actions usually result
in some kind of positive change. Usually.
4. Ladasha “Geek Squad” Brown: A young black
woman with nimble fingers, Ladasha earned her
nickname thanks to the corporate computer repair and
troubleshooting gig she used to work. While the job
wasn’t the greatest, it let her pick up all kinds of spare
parts and a la carte software on the cheap. These days
she builds custom sound equipment and turntables for
performers and recording studios in and around St.
Louis, Missouri.

3. No-Rad: Norman Radarius, alias No-Rad, is a next-

gen phreaker. A skater punk who runs with a crew
mostly drawn from dispossessed children of the Gold
Coast in Chicago, No-Rad uses the city’s free Wi-Fi

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5. Daniel Phan: A California native and second-
generation immigrant, Daniel first made waves with
a series of articles examining racism in America from
the perspective of someone of Vietnamese descent.
Tracking down how stereotypes had gotten planted
in the cultural psyche and examining why it was that
predominantly white culture simply lumped dozens of
different heritages and cultures together under a single
Asian label, the project made him a minor celebrity
while he was in college. A citizen journalist now
that he’s graduated, he still hasn’t managed to land a
position with a major publication.
6. Anton “Yugo” Ivanov: Anton’s grandparents
fled Russia just as the iron curtain was beginning to
fall, making a home for themselves in Vancouver,
Canada. His father was a mechanic and a machinist
who passed on his love of tinkering and personal
curiosity to his son. While many of Anton’s school
friends called him Yugo, a reference to how one of
their teachers kept insisting Anton’s family had come
from the former Yugoslavia instead of St. Petersburg.
Though a graduate student by day, Anton spends his
nights jail breaking and modding tablets, phones, and
other devices as his way of personally fighting the
surveillance state and corporate exclusivity.
7. Marion “Tron” McCaskill: Marion’s birth
in Glasgow, Scotland came with rather severe
complications, and as a result Marion’s left arm had
to be amputated just below the elbow when they were
born. Rather than allowing that to define who they
were, though, Marion achieved high marks in school,
and even started a robotics club. Building themselves
a fully-functioning prosthetic as a final project earned
them their nickname, and with the advent of 3-D
printing, Tron has opened a business expressly to
explore the cheap, life-enhancing potential this tool
offers people.
8. Barack Papoola: Born and raised in Nairobi,
Kenya, Barack is a geneticist who works in the
animal breeding programs maintained by the Kenyan
government. A serious man with a shaved head and
a thick beard, Barack sees preserving the Wyld, and
undoing at least some of the damage man has wrought
across the wilderness, as something of a personal quest.
9. Chao Cheng: Born in Hong Kong as the middle
child in a family of overachievers, it was hard to really
stand out. When Cheng never had his first change like
his older sister and younger brother eventually did, he’s
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done the best he can with the cards he’s been dealt.
A structural engineer whose unique, forested building
designs have attracted a great deal of praise, he’s never
seen a good reason not to marry nature and technology
to achieve a cleaner, greener result.
10. Carina Romano: An educator from Florence,
Italy, the dark-haired Carina strives to ensure her
classroom is never left behind when it comes to the
latest developments in teaching tools. A proponent of
the free exchange of information and ideas, she’s used
everything from real-time video conferences to wireless
note-taking and recorded lectures to help her students
achieve their full potential.
11. Killian Drake: Lieutenant Drake always said he
wanted to play video games for a living back when he
was at technical school, but he never expected that
being a drone pilot would hit him as hard as it has.
Especially when he was switched from an observation
pilot to a combat one. While he hasn’t let go of
his joystick yet, so to speak, he isn’t certain that a
therapist, a bottle, or some combination of the two of
them are going to cut it much longer.
12. Mandy Black: A financial wizard who started
off running numbers and books for Diego “Trapjaw”
Fulcci, the Wise Guys decided it was in their best
interests to put Mandy through college at Long Island
University. Coming out even smarter than when
she went in, which earns her a lot of respect from
Trapjaw’s crew, her expertise in cryptocurrency has
paid serious dividends on her kin’s investment in her
degree.
13. John Nixon: Tall, black, and bald, John’s name
is the platinum standard when it comes to the
underground racing scene in South London. While
some of his clients are children of privilege looking
to pay cold cash for upping their street cred, John’s
custom mods have been used by quarter-mile warriors,
heisters, and of course plenty of his kin who need a
serious set of wheels to get the job done.
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14. Svetlana Larsen: A librarian in Oslo, Norway,
Svetlana spear-headed the efforts to digitize her
system’s archives, and to use wireless technology to
make as much of their material free to the reading
public as possible. A sharp wit, and the determination
of a hunting hound when she’s put on an information
trail, have made her an invaluable resource to the tribe
when it comes to locating obscure texts and hard-to-
track facts.
15. Phillip Fogerty: An NSA analyst, Phillip spends
most of his time in a nondescript building outside of
Atlanta, Georgia. While his round, rimless glasses
and side-parted hair make him impossible to pick out
of a crowd of younger Caucasian men in plain black
suits, it’s that very invisibility (paired with a nearly
eidetic memory) that allows him to sift for tidbits of
information that his kin can use to their advantage.
16. Otis “Full Auto” Briggs: On the autism spectrum,
Otis has trouble with eye contact, changes to his
routine, and in making himself understood with the
spoken word. His mother, Peggy “Breacher” Briggs
brought him up with guns, though, and it was in the
backyard workshop that Otis found his true calling.
A skilled metalworker and gunsmith, he’s become
something of a favored child among the Dies Ultimae
based in Dallas, Texas.
17. Guinevere “Twitch” Richards: With a head full
of dark, kinky hair, deep brown skin, and a smile
that always has a hint of mischief lurking around the
corners, Guinevere is the owner and proprietor of Red
Eye. Located in Olympia, Washington, the cyber cafe
guarantees coffee stronger than anything you can find
in Seattle. Those who’ve tried the caffeine queen’s
brew of choice often gag on how cold and bitter her
nitro brew is, but there’s no denying that if you get it
down that you’ll be wired like a server and running hot
for days.
18. Nicolai Kuznetsov: A Troll farmer who runs a
double-decker operation out of Novgorod, Russia,
Nicolai deals in digital disinformation. While his bread
and butter come from running hatchet jobs on political
figures and pop culture releases, he’s been known to
direct his teams to down vote articles and videos into
oblivion on behalf of the tribe; a useful skill for making
evidence of veil breaches vanish from the public eye.
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19. Madhavi Tahan: A slender woman whose hair is
just starting to show the first threads of gray beneath
her hijab, Madhavi has been fighting to head solar
and green energy efforts in and around Albara, Sudan
for years. With a pet interest in city-based projects
that can be scaled to fit locations without such a
convenient latitude, her energy expertise has been
adopted by many Glass Walker strongholds who want
to be sure they aren’t reliant on the grid to keep their
lines humming.
20. Frank Jericho: A man who firmly believes in better
living through chemistry, Frank’s concoctions can help
anyone transform themselves into a fit, battle-ready
form by providing all the necessary materials a body
needs. In addition to health and fitness supplements,
though, he’s been known to brew battlefield-grade
stimulants in his basement laboratory. When
awakened, these cocktails hit like a truck, and the
Wyrm’s minions are often unprepared for the sheer,
unbridled fury that descends upon the Garou running
on these bursts of terrifying energy.
21. Raindrops: A long, lanky beast with thick fur that
takes dye well, Raindrops was adopted at a young age
by Krista “Kool Aid” Dimarco. A fashion-forward
dog groomer and animal rights activist, in addition to
being a noted galliard in the San Francisco Bay Area,
Krista made Raindrops her star model, and the kin has
been her companion for years. The two of them have
won several competitions and raised the visibility of
their platform significantly since they started working
together.
22. Derek Hills: An animal rehabilitation professional,
Derek runs a no-kill shelter in Omaha, Nebraska. He
trains neglected and unwanted animals to be therapy
dogs, service animals, and even guard beasts. He firmly
believes that even the best tools of the modern age
can’t make up for a loyal friend by your side.
23. Nola Watts: A specialist in water preservation
and environmental engineering, Nola graduated from
Southern University in New Orleans, Louisiana. As a
light-skinned Black woman from Georgia, she’s thus
far found the deserts of Nevada and New Mexico
far harsher than she likes. But the work is far too
important, so she makes sure she has her SPF and
chem strips ready to go whenever she must be in the
field.
24. George Banker: Though he had an unremarkable
childhood in Burbank, California, George’s love
(some might say his obsession) with electronica music
eventually turned him into a celebrity DJ. His ability
to find the hidden rhythm in even the most discordant
elements has made him a hot ticket at underground
clubs and festivals, but there are some among the tribe
who worry that his unique gift might actually be an
attempt to recreate the Weaver’s Song.
25. Trisha “Black Books” Wagner: Tall, blonde, and
stunning, Trish knows that a pretty face is all people
typically see when they look at her. It’s one of her
greatest assets as an expert in corporate espionage.
She’s been a secretary and assistant to dozens of high-
ranking personnel in huge corporations, all the while
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installing key loggers, and stealing design secrets.
Sometimes she sells them to the highest bidder,
but every now and again she passes the information
she finds on to certain contacts within the tribe.
Her diligence has led to several strike teams being
dispatched to a dozen labs in service of the Wyrm,
torching everything they found inside.
26. Wade “Keyboard” Loggins: A third-generation tech
head with teak wood skin and his hair in neat rows,
Wade uses his programming skills to create solutions
for society’s problems. One of his biggest successes
to-date has been a members-only site simply called
Dreamsicle. Despite the rather bland name, it’s a safe
place for sex workers to congregate in safety, share
information, make dates, and watch each other’s backs.
A proponent of both legalization and de-stigmatization
of sex work, Wade knows he has a target on his back,
even in his neighborhood in Corona Heights in
Queens, New York.
27. Melissa Chen: Melissa has had to deal with a
never-ending stream of crises of identity as she’s grown
up. Torn between the traditional upbringing of her
parents, and the unique culture of Malibu where they
raised her, the stereotypes of what it means to be
Chinese in America, and of course the problem that
she was assigned male at birth. Getting a scholarship
for her interest in electrical engineering and materials
manufacturing at the University of Hawaii in
Honolulu helped, giving her time and space to breathe
a little bit. One thing she’s always appreciated was
Cockroach’s support, though only those with the
ability to use gnosis can see her gaffling companion.
28. Aaron “Gig” Creedy: An early diver into the gig
economy (or “the economy” as it was called in his
corner of the Emerald Isle, where almost all work came
piecemeal), Aaron’s passion for bringing people with
the right skills together with the right tasks led him to
create an app he calls Beer Money. While the app bills
itself as ideal for those who need to make a few extra
euros a week using their open hours, there are rumors
of secret channels and hard-to-get beta passwords that
open up entirely hidden sections of the app. These
rumors claim you can hire illicit services through these
back channels, from buying guns, to hiring hitmen.
Creedy maintains, publicly at least, that these are just
rumors, but there’s no denying the popularity of his
app.
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29. Maria Moser: With her thick black hair and
athletic figure, no one ever turns a hair when Maria
says she’s a model. What she doesn’t often include,
though, is the tidbit that she’s a cam model, amassing
a small fortune from hundreds of clients all around the
globe. The Internet has provided a new leap forward
in the world’s oldest profession, and Maria is always
happy to help men and women alike set up their own
profiles so they can participate in the market safely.
30. Muhammad Ahuja: Born in Jaipur, India,
Muhammad wears the traditional beard and turban
of a sikh. A former engineer with the Indian army,
Muhammad is currently focused on the practicalities of
green construction, both at home and abroad. One of
his major tasks is reclaiming the huge amounts of waste
plastic polluting the wilds, attempting to recycle it as a
resource for building sustainable roads and structures.
While his successes have been small so far, momentum
is growing thanks to investments made by the Glass
Walkers.
31. Cherry Mason: A lover of fire and flash ever
since she was a little girl, Hollywood was a natural
destination for Cherry’s talents. With her peach fuzz
buzz cut and body horror tattoos, no one who sees her
in a tank top is surprised to learn she’s an SFX artist.
Explosions are her specialty, but she’s done her share of
gore and wound makeup when there’s a time crunch,
and someone has to step in to dress the scene properly.
32. Chris Coil: A former SAS soldier, Chris has
successfully completed a dozen different tours or war
zones both before and after his official retirement. An
occasional instructor, and an off-the-grid operator who
leaves as much evidence as a ghost, he’s always willing
to help his kin when they need an extra triggerman
on the scene. At present he’s personally accounted
for putting down seventeen Garou who’ve danced the
spiral.
corporate wolf chooses his soldiers with care, and there
is no one more vicious or cunning on the trading room
floor than Hunter. No one is sure how many victories
he’s stolen from the Wyrm’s allies on the stock market,
or how many megacorporations he’s undercut at the
last moment of the trading day, but as far as Hunter is
concerned the number is not high enough.
35. Penelope “Diamondback” Black: A modern-day
pirate, Penelope and her crew of bootleggers make
it a point to torrent information, sell knock-off
software, and ensure that digital tools are available to
anyone who wants them. However, painfully aware
of the hardships this can cause artists and creators,
she also diverts some of the proceeds, putting them
back into the hands of people instead of the pockets
of corporations. Robin Hood in leather pants, her
operation seems to get bigger every year.
36. Rick Holmes: The man behind Sabotage, a unique
series of escape rooms in Denver, Colorado, Rick also
designs courses for use in training fellow kin and Garou
alike. His partner, Abraham “Rock and Roll” Barker,
helps Rick add some teeth to the courses by enlisting
the aid of Weaver spirits to help make sure there are a
few surprises scattered throughout.
37. Anita Cooper: Raised in Cardiff, Anita has always
had a passion for languages. While she speaks half a
dozen of them fluidly, she’s also designed a unique
programming language all her own. It’s difficult for
most people to work with, but the young programmer
is sure that once it’s undergone a bit of refining it could
be used to interface directly with the latent spirits
inside machines themselves… with a little gnosis, that
is.

33. Jackie Carter: Dr. Carter’s steady hands were always

one of her most valuable assets as a neurosurgeon,
but she’s also been the design force behind the latest
in surgical robotics. While these tools are not yet
ready for deployment on public operating tables, she’s
hoping the advances that she and her team make
using dummies and donated cadavers will one day save
countless lives.

34. Hunter Grant: A rangy Filipino man, Hunter is

an enforcer for Marcus “Iron Wolf” Braddock. The
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38. Lon Franklins: The host of a popular self-
improvement podcast, as well as a voice actor and
occasional animator, Lon is always trying to better
both himself and those around him. Though he lost
his legs in a car accident when he was still a child, he’s
made it abundantly clear that he has no weakness his
people need to tend. Those who’ve suggested otherwise
find that, even if he spends his average day in a
wheelchair, Lon can still kick his share of ass.
39. Teal Irons: With blue hair and a thick, red beard,
Teal is always bellowing into a headset, or shouting at
someone who’s trying to tell him that he’s wrong. An
organizer for counter-protests, Teal specifically targets
rallies held by fascist groups, religious extremists, and
bigots of all sorts. He’s particularly driven when it
comes to trans rights, since he was assigned female
at birth, and he knows not everyone has the sort
of forward-thinking parents he did to turn to for
understanding and support.
40. Desdemona Flowers: A no-nonsense woman with a
black bob cut and an unyielding drive, Desdemona is a
food redistributor. Taking “ugly” food from farms, and
perfectly edible viands from supermarkets who have
declared them past a sell-by date, she and her people
transport it, and make it available at a cut-rate price.
When it isn’t given away for free, that is. No one goes
hungry on her watch, and the sheer amount of food
waste that exists in the world is something she takes as
a personal insult.
41. Trixie: With a bushy tail and a sly, lolling grin,
Trixie was born in the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago,
Illinois. Though she’s changed homes a few times,
moving from one habitat to another, she’s never found
the road between to be a scary place. On the contrary,
the wider world is full of sights, smells, and possibilities
that she’s eager to experience, even if she only gets to
see them from within a sealed cage.
42. Rachel Maddox: An urban runner who knows
Atlantic City, New Jersey like the back of her hand,
Rachel’s parkour stunts put even a speed run of
Assassin’s Creed to shame. With tutorials, Go Pro
remixes, and brand deals all over her personal channel,
Rachel is one part underground athlete, and one part
adrenaline junkie who never misses so much as a step.
43. Paul Horwitz: A forensic technician with a
specialty in cracking open files on confiscated
computers, Paul has a juvenile record that’s longer
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than his arm. A true white collar case, as he often
refers to himself, Paul managed to duck a lengthy
prison sentence by agreeing to use his skills for good.
He found that he liked the work, too, taking pride
in the collection of human traffickers, child abusers,
hitmen, and the odd corporate insiders that he’s been
instrumental in bringing down. An unofficial little
brother to Ace “Cracker” Martins, Paul has been
known to call on Random Interrupt members on the
rare occasions when he is truly out of his league.
44. Diego Cortez: A resident of Mexico City, Diego
has the long, graying braid of an aging hippie, and the
smiling eyes of a favorite uncle. Years ago, he started
a small company dedicated to recycling unwanted
materials and growing local produce in urban
greenhouses. His “underground fruits” are all the rage,
and demand for them is increasing just as fast as he
and his teams can provide them. While Diego himself
sports no ink, almost everyone on his payroll has cartel
and prison tattoos. Part of his goal is to offer young
people with the skills he needs an alternative to going
back to the gangs and given the sheer number of drug
farmers and compound soldiers out there on the streets,
he’s never had a shortage of people. Though he keeps
in contact with the City Farmers, he has made it clear
that his people are to be kept away from the front lines
of the war. That’s the Garou’s war, and he won’t allow
anyone to take away the life he’s given to what he
thinks of as his children.
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45. Christine Goldman: A video game designer,
Christine has often found herself hip deep in the toxic
sludge that seeks out women in her chosen medium.
She gives as good as she gets, though, refusing to be
intimidated or threatened by the nameless, faceless
army of trolls who seem hell bent on shouting people
like her into silence. She runs classes for women on the
side, and she tries to do her part to recruit young girls
into STEM and tech fields. If people are in your way,
then you’re probably heading in the right direction,
she’s fond of saying.
46. Raymond Kessler: Growing up in Berlin, Germany,
Raymond was enamored with the Indiana Jones films.
While most boys eventually grew out of their obsession
with archaeology once they got a taste of how boring
the profession truly was, Raymond’s desire to emulate
the famous fictional professor never waned. These days
he’s easy enough to find on any dig site thanks to the
fedora he sports, but unlike Dr. Jones, Raymond prefers
to use the latest in technological tools to uncover
the past. Everything from sound scans, to laser prints,
to aerial drones for site surveying are in his arsenal.
To date, though, he hasn’t had to deal with a single
ancient death trap… much to his disappointment.
47. Brianna Green: A 911 dispatcher on Long Island
in New York City, Brianna is used to working long
hours and dealing with people in every possible state
of hysterics. While she considers herself a level-headed
professional who’s just trying to do her job, even she
admits that this job can be caustic, and those nights
take a toll on you. She’s often been instrumental,
though, by acting as an inside agent for the tribe when
they need a signal scrambled, or a record to be pulled
on the sly.
48. Jermaine LaPorte: The artist and writer behind
the popular Broken Moon comic, Jermaine’s ability to
tell a story through a visual medium is awe-inspiring.
While the comic itself is largely focused on the
spectacle of blood and battle, Jermaine also uses it as
a platform to normalize under-represented peoples
who are typically relegated to supporting (or off-
screen) roles. Characters of color, queer characters,
trans characters, and native characters all have a place
in the rollicking narratives of this Montreal-based
storyteller.
49. Anna Knox: A tunnel tracer, Anna explores the
mostly ignored and abandoned foundations beneath
the cities of the world. A subset of urban explorers,
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it’s a dangerous pastime. Fortunately, despite Anna’s
slender build and innocent smile, she has her share of
tricks up her sleeve. The first is the Colonel, her high-
caliber solution to any problems of a mortal nature.
The other is in her gnostic powers, and her connection
to the gifts of the Garou.
50. Patrick McMasters: A bomb-maker in his youth,
Patrick has since left that life behind him. Mostly deaf
in one ear, and missing two fingers on his left hand,
even he admits he got off quite lucky. These days he
works on disposal details in the forgotten war zones
of the world, defusing generations-old landmines and
disassembling lost bombs leftover and buried from
countless wars.
51. Benjamin Halverston: An IRS investigator,
Benjamin has all the tenacity of a bulldog despite his
soft-spoken nature and rimless glasses. A former private
CPA, he still uses his knowledge of the tax system to
help ensure his kin stay far below the radar when it
comes to official attention regarding the movements of
the Glass Walkers, and the money they tend to throw
around.
52. Amy Saito: A third-generation American, and a
second-generation resident in Nashville, Tennessee,
Amy is a gifted private detective. While most people
imagine she spends her time on tense stakeouts or
trying to catch witnesses in compromising lies, she
freely admits that in today’s day and age social media
does the bulk of the heavy lifting for her. Reverse
image lookup programs handle almost everything
else. She still keeps a bottle in her desk drawer and a
magnum under her jacket, though… just in case.
53. Petja Eriksen: An older man with a bald head
and an expanding stomach, Petja is one of the most
cutting edge fashion designers on the European art
scene. Referred to as The Professor for his tendency
toward loud vests and scholarly suits, Petja also deals in
the finest in personal protection. From ten-thousand
dollar suits that will stop a teflon-coated round, to
fashionable eyeglasses that will scan, track, and feed
information to the wearer via Bluetooth, this Helsinki
native is often thought of as a Scandinavian version of
James Bond’s Q.
54. Atra “The Spider”: Very few Glass Walkers claim
they’ve actually met the mysterious figure known
only as Atra. They sit in the center of a potent web of
information and influence, though, on that everyone
agrees. Able to tug on digital strings to tumble a
stock price, start a revolution, or destroy a dynasty,
those who’ve tried to hack Atra’s security have found
it protected by potent Weaver spirits. Worse, their
curiosity earned them the Spider’s enmity, which is a
fate few in the tribe are willing to risk.
55. Emilia Van Pelt: A big brain from old money,
Emilia has been working for years to update America’s
slowly dying railways. High-speed track is the way of
the world, and with her designs thousands of people
would be freed from the stranglehold of gasoline-based
commuting. The resistance she’s encountered has been
nothing short of obscene, and most of the progress she
has made is in no small part due to her kin’s assistance
in putting the right whispers into the right ears.
56. Lucy Rivera: A junkyard prodigy, Lucy grew up
poor in Puerto Rico. With grit, determination, and a
little bit of good fortune, though, she was able to get
the scholarships and grants she needed to further her
education. One of her major passions is the idea of
turning waste plastic back into a functional material
that can then be used via commercially-available 3D
printers, thus eliminating one of the world’s biggest
waste products by turning it into a new resource. Once
she’s managed that little miracle, she says, she’ll get to
work on building a functional replicator, so she’ll never
have to cook again.
57. Alfonse “The Alchemist” Cartier: A gender-fluid
genius with boundless enthusiasm and a touch of
madness, Alfonse creates what they refer to as practical
art. From glass walking paths that generate solar
power, to recycling bins that compost animal waste
and provide free Wi-Fi to the area while they work,
Kinfolk
critics can never say there isn’t a benefit to Alfonse’s
installations. When their mind turns to malice,
though, Alfonse’s creations are breathtaking in their
brutality, and terrible in their purpose, as several of the
Wyrm’s minions have learned firsthand.
58. Joseph “Queenie” Jacobi: A culture warrior
first, and an actual warrior second, Joseph works on
breaking down gender norms, and challenging what
people think of when it comes to gender roles in
society. It helps that he’s in a position of ease thanks
to his trust fund, and all the ad revenue he generates as
a social media influencer. Still, those who’ve thought
him easy prey have found that a killer smoky eye
doesn’t stop you from packing heat.
59. Sakina “Black Flag” Williams: Born in Port Royal,
Jamaica, Sakina largely grew up in the Florida Keys
with her uncle and cousins. A natural sea child, she
took to building boats from a very young age. When
she progressed past wood and fiberglass into unique
alloys and experimental designs, she caught the
eye of Mavis “Tripper” Glass. The umbral pilot was
impressed with Sakina’s work, and from that day on
the young shipwright has had an exclusive contract to
only provide vessels for Mavis and her fellow, trusted
captains.
60. George “Light Show” Wallace III: Born and raised
on stories of the Harlem Renaissance, George always
knew he wanted to be an artist like the painters,
musicians, and poets who’d come before him. The tall,
light-skinned black man’s medium wasn’t paint, sound,
or stone, though. Instead, he uses light and shadow
to create scenes that will take a viewer’s breath away.
From chiaroascuros that deal with the scars of slavery
and oppression, to automated laser displays that create
living, psychedelic rooms, he’s earned quite a lot of
digital ink in the underground art scene.
61. Brutus “Brute Force” Hawkins: A black hat
hacker with no use for subtlety, Brutus’s methods and
programs act like digital sledgehammers, bashing away
at security protocols until he finally cracks his way into
his target. His lack of finesse, though, doesn’t mean
he’s stupid, as several big businesses and corporate
subsidiaries have found out to their regret. Detroit
born and bred, Brutus has been seeing a name crop up
more and more often in the black books he accesses…
Pentex. And it looks like he has a new white whale to
chase.
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62. Sheila Charingcross: A disgruntled engineer rather
than a mad scientist, Sheila’s two doctorate degrees
and dozens of publications still weren’t enough to
allow her to get a position worth a damn beyond
being a teacher. She had a prospect from a company
called Better Solutions, but before she could officially
accept it, a Glass Walker showed up at her door with
a briefcase and an offer. Petrus “Atom Smasher” Van
Dyne needed minds like Sheila’s on his staff, and
he was willing to offer her the same salary, a better
benefits package, and the gratitude of the tribe in
exchange for her work. He didn’t tell her the other
offer had come from a company run and managed by
fallen kin of theirs, though, and that extreme actions
would be taken to stop her from going over to them if
the carrot wasn’t enough to persuade her.
63. Gregory Mikhailov: Spending his boyhood in East
Berlin, Gregory got out of Germany entirely once
the wall finally came down in the 1980s. Referred to
as Grandpa G by the community of kids he tutors in
after school programs to teach computer and basic
mechanical skills, Gregory possesses a variety of
unusual knacks and knowledges that has led to his
students speculating about what, exactly, he did when
he was a young man trying to resist soviet control.
He’s never said, but always changes the subject rather
quickly when it comes up.
64. Trox Tanner: Lithe and dark-skinned, Trox looks
like a sentient rainbow when they’re in full regalia.
The host for bands and burlesque acts in Miami,
Florida, Trox also provides havens and safe houses for
the tribe in and around the city. Real estate is always
booming, if you know which pies to dip your fingers
into, and Trox has a knack for the shell game of land
sales and property acquisition.
65. Tig Morales: Even in a world where computers can
solve most of the major problems you run into, there’s
always a need for someone to pull a trigger. A former
airborne ranger, Tig has since left the land of his birth,
and started his own company of soldiers of fortune.
Operating mostly out of South Africa, Tig finds there
are plenty of enemies to fight; from poachers, to
terrorist cells, to next-gen Apartheid believers with
prices on their heads, Tig and his people live in a
target-rich environment. He and his Desperados always
have the best intel, and they make it a point to never
fight for the bad guys.
66. Adrian “Lists” Checkers: Short, and a little on the
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pudgy side, Adrian has a stutter, and a noted aversion
to making eye contact if he can avoid it. Those who
can see past such superficial things, though, learn that
Adrian has a nimble mind with an almost uncanny
ability to penetrate falsehoods. A valued member
of the underground Truth and Power webcast, he’s
the backbone of the group’s fact-checking team that
investigates state and corporate propaganda.
67. Tracy Buckner: Despite growing up in a rural area
far from either good schools or the money to attend
them, Tracy’s father always ensured that his daughter
learned what she needed to know. When her test
scores spiked in the education system, though, her aunt
Renee “Ban Hammer” Despartes came to her with an
offer; keep working hard, and she’d see to it that her
niece never had to concern herself with what things
would cost. Her father was less than pleased with
Renee showing up in his and Tracy’s life again, after
the death of his mate, but Tracy leaped at the chance.
A top graduate from Stanford Law, she’s proven to be a
very valuable asset to the tribe already.
68. Lawrence Roundtree: A fertility specialist,
Lawrence is an expert on finding ways to make sure
the tribes maintain their numbers. From artificial
insemination, to storing and cataloging samples, his
medical center is the place for kinfolk and garou alike
who have been having trouble conceiving. He’s even
delivered several metis children in his time, which has
earned him more than a few scars. He considers them a
small price to pay, however.
69. Harriette MacInnes: With a head full of fiery red
curls, Harriette runs three 5-star restaurants on two
different continents. Haute cuisine that’s filling and
genuine is what helped her make a name for herself
and her business, but it’s the infamy of the big names
and high drama that often came to her Inferno Room
that launched her reputation into the stratosphere. It
also helped her get a television show, which has given
her a lot of pull, even for a celebrity restauranteur.
70. Phil “Photoshop” Roberts: Greasy and unpleasant
to be around, Phil is a master of fabricating photos,
sound bites, and other digital “evidence” that his
tribe can use to smear, defame, and silence those
working against their causes. Useful to his kin, Phil is
a mercenary who has never really been a true believer.
That’s why the Glass Walkers keep a close eye on him,
ensuring that he doesn’t start trying to play both sides
of the field.
71. Amelie Marchand: Agent Marchand has been with
Interpol for nearly a decade now. Though she looks
more like an accountant with her neat bun and pressed
suits, there’s a hardness in her eyes and around the
corners of her mouth that gives her away. An expert
on money laundering, she’s often accomplished more
with a few keystrokes than a team of field agents could
in a year when it comes to gathering information
and mining useful data. She also makes it a priority
to ensure the banks and businesses receive the same
treatment as the warlords, drug barons, and traffickers
they deal with, leaving them all strung up to dry once
she’s assembled her case notes.
72. King: Tall, fierce-looking, and able to take
directions like a true professional, King was born for
a Hollywood life. While most of his early career was
in commercials and occasional television spots, King
was so easy to work with that he got called up for a
major movie role in no time. He’s appeared in kids’
films as the family hound, as well as in a few fantasy
pictures that called for a wolf companion, but where
the production company didn’t quite have the budget
to do his job with a CGI imitation.
73. Mustafa Yildiz: Heir to a small manufacturing
fortune, Mustafa’s family traces their lineage back to
when Istanbul was still known as Constantinople.
Fervently embracing the inventions and changes that
came with every new generation, Mustafa has been
responsible for implementing the latest in robotics
and automation in his family’s businesses. He has also
fervently argued against wasteful business practices,
harmful products (such as his family’s tradition of
participating in tobacco distribution) and insisted
on giving all of their workers proper compensation,
training, and care so they can live with dignity.
74. Jason Cooper: With roots in old London, Jason’s
family split when his ancestors got themselves
transported. Residing in Sydney, Australia, Jason is a
freelance marketing professional with a gift for spin the
likes of which few people have ever seen. His growing
firm is often put under contract by the tribe to help
smooth out public relations issues, and to put out brush
fires regarding public curiosity regarding Glass Walker
activity.
75. Sofia Rizzo: Born with a perfect ear that her father
always said would make her a natural musician, Sofia
found that as she grew older her true passion was
movies. When the young Italian girl got the chance
Kinfolk
to work on a small, low-budget vampire film in her
hometown of Naples as a sound engineer, there was
no going back for her. With more than two dozen
films under her belt now, and even more series and
small dramas, Sofia is a perfect example of why Italian
professionals have set the audio standard in movies
ever since the days of the spaghetti Western.
76. Bianca Fields: A historian and teacher at New
York State University, Bianca’s obsession is ancient
technologies and lost secrets. Everything from how the
Romans made better quality cement than modern-day
manufacturers, to the exact chemical makeup of Greek
fire, to why ancient Egyptian tombs had batteries
buried inside them are the mysteries that keep the
wild-haired woman up at night spinning new (and
ever-odder) theories.
77. Aleksander Kowalczyk: With broad shoulders
and a boyish smile, Alek is a taxi driver in Liverpool,
England. He’s provided transport for his own kin, as
well as for Garou from other tribes, without so much
as a question. It’s meant cleaning blood out of his cab’s
trunk and backseat more than once, too. Fortunately,
as the son of two generations of Polish house cleaners,
he knows a thing or two about removing stains.
78. Barbara “Barbarella” Watkins: Born and raised
near Venice Beach, and growing up with idols like
Grace Jones to look up to, Barb spent a lot of her youth
molding herself into a figure of Amazonian grace and
physical power. Since bodybuilding wasn’t something
the young African American woman wanted to make
a career out of, though, she also earned dual degrees in
botany and chemistry at UCLA. Her cause, if anyone
ever gets up the courage to ask, is to kick ass, take
names, and to invent a plant-based meat replacement
that even she can’t tell apart from genuine beef.
79. Mariska Steel: An astronomer with candy pink
hair and a habit of chewing a single stick of gum for
days on end, Mariska spends most nights tracking the
movements of heavenly bodies. She understands better
than most that patience is the real key to progress, and
constant, sustained effort is typically more effective
than bursts of brilliant insight. That, and that most
real scientific discoveries are actually met with the
phrase, “Well shit… wait a minute...” instead of the
legendary, “Eureka!”
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80. Derek “Long Shot” Grint: An infantryman for a
single tour of duty that he signed up for out of high
school, Derek wasn’t sure what he wanted to do with
his life when he got back from deployment. All he
knew was he was a damn good rifle shot, and he didn’t
want to be in the military anymore. Through a series
of unlikely events, and by utilizing the Glass Walker
grapevine, he found himself as the trigger man for
scientific monitoring expeditions. Able to bring down
a dangerous predator with a dart gun at ranges no
one else has matched, Derek enjoys seeing the world
and doing something constructive with the skills he’s
learned.
81. Jabbar Kateb: Of Algerian descent, Jabbar’s family
came north after Europe’s last, failed Crusade to
monitor the progress and changes taking place in the
heart of Rome. Since that time, Jabbar’s family have
all worked in the city’s maintenance and infrastructure
organizations, helping both to maintain and guard it
against corruption. Jabbar himself is a sewer worker,
and he has an intricate knowledge of the passages
that lie beneath the ancient city. It’s a position he
was groomed for ever since his gnostic talents were
discovered when he was still a boy.
82. Marco “Seek and Destroy” Fitzroy: A Boston boy,
born and raised, Marco has always been a fighter.
Smart, determined, and unwilling to go down no
matter what gets thrown at him, this modern-day
gladiator has rocked every MMA cage in the Northeast
Corridor. Rowdy, inked, and always ready for more,
Marco also has a master’s degree in chemistry. He used
his brains to design his own signature microbrews, and
he uses his platform as a fighter to boost the signal, so
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he has a bit of a nest egg when he finally hangs up his
mouth guard.
83. Reba Rawlins: A vet who keeps her blonde hair
cropped into a two inch mohawk, and who pairs it
with cat’s eyeglasses, Reba’s on a first-name basis with
what feels like half the domesticated animals in and
around Duluth, Minnesota. She’s personally funded
and designed more advanced tracking units and
collars which act more like health watches for people,
allowing her to get the information she needs for hard-
to-answer questions about an animal’s activity, sleep
patterns, etc. It also allows long-distance monitoring
for more regional clients, which is a major advantage
for her office.
84. Cala Das: The daughter of bankers, it was expected
that Cala would follow in her parents’ footsteps.
Rather than stepping into the brick-and-mortar arenas
of the last generation, though, Cala uses the power of
online financing, exchange rates, and crowdfunding to
make money seemingly appear out of the ether. That
is no mean skill in Bangalore, India, and it’s one that
has allowed the tribe to acquire the necessary resources
to combat the Wyrm’s minions in more subtle ways
throughout the region.
85. Amber Hearst: A retrofuturist of the first order,
Amber has always had a knack for marrying beauty and
function when it comes to her unusual, technological
visions. Lighter-than-air vehicles are one of her pet
projects, and while some have accused her airships of
being far too last-century in terms of practicality, there
is no arguing that her designs have unparalleled success
when it comes to reaching out-of-the-way places, or
getting to disaster zones where traditional roads, docks,
and airstrips simply are no longer an option.
86. Kianna Wu: An Antarctic researcher who tends to
bring an entire carry-on of books “just in case,” Kianna
is part of a team keeping a close eye on the ice caps,
and the effects that climate change is having on them.
Several of her kin have insisted she and the other
members of her team take Weaver tech weapons, after
a frozen horror dug its way out of the ice and ate the
members of the last team. While the pack known as
the Slayers was sent to hunt down the monster, there
could be others just biding their time.
87. Conrad “Vector” Parks: An epidemiologist,
Conrad’s job at the CDC is creating strategic solutions
to the problem of serious outbreaks. Old enough to
remember the early days of AIDS, and how he and
the rest of the gay community were left to their own
devices by an uncaring government, his strategies
always consider the cruelty of the powerful. Few things
anger him as much as the anti-vax movement, though,
and he’s broken his share of noses when protesters try
to demand that he, “admit his lies,” to the public.
92. Rupert Valasquez: An Arizona political
campaigner, Rupert has been steadily turning the tide
in the state on everything from energy policy to human
rights. A man who moves behind the curtain, rather
than making grand speeches in front of it, he can often
provide meetings for kin who need their words heard
by those sitting in the halls of power.

88. Parker Petrovich: With her short, dark hair, and

neutral, practical clothes, Parker has the unique
ability to completely fade into the background almost
anywhere she goes. Her inconspicuous gray sedan is the
same way. Under the hood, though, both of them have
quite a lot of surprises. It’s what makes Parker such a
reliable courier for everything from drugs, to money, to
weapons, as well as first changers and witnesses to the
Glass Walkers’ activities that the tribe needs brought
in alive.

89. Trin “War Cry” Jackson: Rescued from Hanoi

after a simple operation led to far too much collateral
damage in the late 1980s, Trin was an orphan with no
one to turn to. Until Steph “Death Growl” Jackson
brought the boy home with her. While the broad-
shouldered, black-skinned Garou looks nothing like
the son she raised, all it takes to hear the resemblance
is for Trin to step up to the mic. Only a boy raised by a
heavy metal metis could let out a snarl that would put
an Ahroun’s fur on-end.
93. Diana Karenina: A statistician for the Southern
90. Sara Beckett: Though living primarily off her Poverty Law Center, Diana has a personal theory about
inheritance and investments in a comfortable midlands why hate groups are often infiltrated by agents of the
flat, Sara has a passion for solving mysteries. She’s also Wyrm. What she doesn’t yet know, though, is whether
figured out how to crowbar the collective efforts of the the corruption of the individual breeds that hate, or if
Internet to her pet causes, helping her do everything it’s the pre-existing hate that acts as a beacon, drawing
from tracking down cold cases to analyzing unknown corruption to the individual. Either way, though, her
symbols and photographs. Because she may not know insights and statistics have uncovered several cells
the answer, but Sara is willing to bet there’s someone of waiting fomori that might otherwise have gone
online who does. unnoticed for years.

91. Jack Spenser: A specialist in affordable housing and
sustainable construction, Jack builds homes for poor
communities out of old shipping containers, plastic
bricks, and 3D-printed concrete. Heralded as a man
who has single-handedly fought against predatory
living costs, he firmly believes that technology has
the power to turn our worst trash into our greatest
treasures.
94. Ghost: No one has ever heard Ghost’s real voice,
but this enigmatic figure can often procure any item
their kin need. Their signature pieces of merchandise
are 3D-printed, unnumbered firearms called Ghost
Guns by those in the know. They can be ordered to fit
any size or specs and assembled on-site in a matter of
minutes. A serious Silk Road player, there is a lot of
speculation about who or what Ghost may or may not
be on the other end of the screen.

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95. Bethany Smythe: An electrical engineer and
botanist, Bethany has turned her greenhouse outside
Bangor, Maine into one, big power plant. While her
experiments using sugar and photosynthesis as ways to
effectively store electrical energy show promise, they
can’t yet provide power for anything bigger than her
home and lab. She’s confident she’ll be able to scale up
her achievements very soon, though.
100. Kita: Long-legged and graceful, Kita is the eyes
for Seanan McLowery. The old woman is still as sharp
as ever, filled with piss, vinegar, and wisdom, but she
needed a companion to help shepherd her and keep
her safe. A task that Kita has been more than happy to
do.

96. Carl Kramer: An Austrian engineer with a

specialty in green energy storage operations, this
blonde Bohemian has overseen the conversion of more
than a dozen abandoned mines into hydraulic storage
facilities. Every new project he and his teams finish
bring the world one step closer to shutting off one of
the greatest sources of pollution man has ever created,
and he sees that as a worthy goal.

97. Ami Lafayette: A fervent campaigner against the

suburban lawn, one of the greatest wastes of space and
resources in the world, Ami fights for front gardens
to become the new normal. An ideal way to generate
fresh produce with minimal transportation costs, she’s
found herself up against powerful interests that are
quite vested in things staying just the way they are.
She has made some progress, though, which she finds
heartening.

98. Richard “Book” Specter: Legitimizing a market

always leads to greater profits with less risk, according
to Book. With rules changing for better on everything
from betting on sporting events to horses, to what
recreational substances can be sold in broad daylight,
Richard makes sure the Fresno, California packs of
Wise Guys have what they need to maintain their
income streams. There’s plenty of guilt-free finances to
go around these days, and his job has never been easier.

99. Mistress LaLaurie: Maria Lacroix, who performs

under the stage name Mistress LaLaurie, discovered
a passion and talent for stage magic early on in her
life. It wasn’t long after the dark-skinned girl started
pulling coins from behind her friends’ ears, though,
that she also discovered a small gnostic talent. Though
she tries to keep the two separate, there have been
one or two incidents where she’s needed to use a gift
to avoid serious harm during an “accident” at one of
her performances. It makes her wonder who has it in
for her, and if they know about her connection to the
tribe.

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