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And while I'm happy for that, it was still forbidden by the Litany for Garou to mate with other Garou. Thus, the existence of romance options with your fellow pack members would have been a bad idea.
Thus the romance options in the game are valid.
Again, something I'm happy with; since I thought the idea of forbidding Garou to be with each other was, is, and shall always be idiotic.
Sadly, one good change does not make up for the deluge of bad ones that were introduced with 5th edition.
Though I see no issues with Garou X Garou
The journalist is a human romance option, and the only one that I'm familiar with.
My problem with Metis had nothing to do with real world politics. I thought it was stupid, because the anger issues of the Garou, combined with the effects of Delirium, made breeding with non-Garou ruinously dangerous.
I mean, just take our MC in this game for instance. Their first change involves them slaughtering their own parents!
At least now, the Garou can mate with somebody who knows about their struggles, and has enough power to defend themselves.
Not just Metis, they apparently got rid of the concept of breeds all together?
They even mention something like that in the early part of the game when talking about wolf born "We used to call them Lupus."
I guess W5 is trying to steer away from implications of bestiality?
Personally, I hated the idea of Garou not being able to mate with other Garou. Hated it in Forsaken, and I still hate it in Apocalypse.
The inherent rage of the Garou, combined with the effects of Delirium means any attempts at raising a family with humans is a disaster waiting to happen.
Garou should have been allowed to stick with their own kind, and reduce stress of constantly wondering if one of their kids was going to flip out and slaughter their loved ones some day.
They are only monsters from a human centric perspective.
The Changing Breeds were created by Gaia to help fight against the forces of the Wyrm, who is the deific personification of death and destruction.
The Wyrm wants to destroy the world and everything living within it, while the Garou (and friends) are trying to prevent that.
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All of the different splats in World of Darkness have a rating that effectively functions as their equivalent of Humanity, to stop you from leaning too hard into your more supernatural side.
Vampires have Humanity, Changelings have Bedlam, Demons have Torment, est.
Even the Humans themselves have an Integrity rating, which serves as a measure of how much of a psychopath they are.
In the case of Garou, I believe it's called Harmony? That might be a Forsaken thing, so if I'm wrong about that, somebody please correct me.
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As for how they deal with humans, The Litany is supposed to help curb the worst aspects about that.
The reason why Garou are forbidden to mate with other Garou, is specifically to prevent them from losing touch with humans. Because if they were allowed to mate with each other, then the Garou Nation would probably try to do so exclusively, until they stop seeing humans as people.
The Litany also forbids you from consuming human flesh... or, at least, it is supposed to do so. Turns out The Windego refuse to honor that part, because "it's part of our culture!"