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This is the seventh of 9 portraits I did for a White Wolf project called "Werewolf: The Skinner Reborn." Copyright belongs to White Wolf.

Sam Haight... "was a kinfolk to the Children of Gaia, but he was unsatisfied with his role and longed to be a werewolf. His father too was disappointed his son wasn’t Garou and knocked him around regularly for it. Sam eventually became a hunter and when animals stopped interesting him, he went after vampires. He discovered he could become a Ghoul by drinking vampire blood and did that to give him a little bit of power. Then he discovered a ritual where if he killed several Garous, skinned them and performed a rare magic ritual, he could become a werewolf. So he did this and became a Ghoul Skin Dancer. He taught other Kinfolk the ritual and tried to create his own tribe. Along the way he also becomes Wyrm-tainted and through the use of a magical artifact he also gained the powers of a Mage."

(The above was a quote from a review on this book, as seen at the link below.)

rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product…

Description
This is the seventh of 9 portraits I did for a White Wolf project called "Werewolf: The Skinner Reborn." Copyright belongs to White Wolf.

Sam Haight... "was a kinfolk to the Children of Gaia, but he was unsatisfied with his role and longed to be a werewolf. His father too was disappointed his son wasn’t Garou and knocked him around regularly for it. Sam eventually became a hunter and when animals stopped interesting him, he went after vampires. He discovered he could become a Ghoul by drinking vampire blood and did that to give him a little bit of power. Then he discovered a ritual where if he killed several Garous, skinned them and performed a rare magic ritual, he could become a werewolf. So he did this and became a Ghoul Skin Dancer. He taught other Kinfolk the ritual and tried to create his own tribe. Along the way he also becomes Wyrm-tainted and through the use of a magical artifact he also gained the powers of a Mage."

(The above was a quote from a review on this book, as seen at the link below.)

rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product…