That’s fine! Each character fits in the pack in their own way. Being a small guild, we get to explore character growth and characters get to talk with eachother, and find what they can do in the pack. From warrior to healer, savage to scholar, Shadow Weaver to Hound of God, there’s tons of possibilities and room for creativity.
Worgen lore, worgen roleplay, and my guild are my favorite things to talk about. Feel free to message me and toss around some ideas. 
As a worgen guild and members of the Wolf Cult, we get to roleplay in Nightbane Territory in Duskwood, where most of our events take place.
Tonight however, we enjoyed the change of scenery in running through Elwynn, and taking to human form in Stormwind to toss back some mead. A good night of drunken laughter and potato jokes. Because why not?
Curious or interested? We are recruiting! Join our discord below or message me on Discord with Redmane#1794.
Packleader Marus and the Packlords have met and discussed progress, including expansion of territory and population. Packlord Redmane and his followers have turned their attention to Westfall’s desperate.
Casual Roleplay - Sunday Nov 17th, 7pm pst, Duskwood
Leadership will be available at this time to meet new recruits, help members make up for requirements, or just casual roleplay.
Border Patrol, Den Cleanup, City Walking, etc.
Moonwell Monday - Monday Nov 18th, 7pm pst, Loc TBD
The pack gathers at one of many moonwells across Azeroth for a time of relaxation. Bask in the healing waters, and let Elune wash away any traces of evil that may yet cling to you. Also good against fleas.
The Wolf Cult: Newblood - Tuesday Nov 19th, 7pm pst, Westfall
The Wolf Cult - Cult Classics - Ep 1. Packleader Marus and the Packlords have met and discussed progress, including expansion of territory and population. Packlord Redmane and his followers have turned their attention to Westfall’s desperate.
Raedolf’s Reagents - Thursday Nov 21st, 7pm pst, Stormwind
Meet Raedolf in his human guise as he sets up his monster-ingredients shop in Stormwind. Stop by for all your alchemical, magical, hunting, and crafting needs. Or take this opportunity to introduce a new character for Raedolf to meet and recruit.
Den Meeting - Friday Nov 22nd, 7pm pst, Duskwood
The pack gathers at the den to recap on recent events, plot their next moves, and plan for the future. Aspirants that have done their Righteous Kill may be initiated. Initiates that have been on a pack hunt may be promoted. Wear your cultiest attire.
Hungry for worgen roleplay you can sink your teeth into? Join the discord below or message me directly to learn more.
Redmane#1794
Not gonna lie, making campaign logos is slightly addicting.
Clegayne spoke in a confident, yet easy-going tone that was in stark contrast to his dark actions. "So, how does one become a member of your pack anyhow?" the blood thirsty death knight inquired.
Linetabe shrugged and looked between the two of them. “I’ve been meditating on such, that one question eludes me.”
Raedolf blinked, then raised his head and cleared his throat. “Let’s go for a walk, shall we? I’ll talk on the way.”
[Linetabe] A walk sounds good, yes.
Clegayne looked around at the various wildlife that scittered around the forest. The thoughts that went through his mind as his gaze shifted between woodland creatures, the world will never know.
How much do you know about the worgen, really. Either of you?
Clegayne looked at Linetabe with an inquisitive eye brow raised.
[Clegayne] Many of our people are trapped in the emerald dream, are they not?
[Linetabe] A gift from the wilderness, controlled fury incarnate like the gathering storms. A gift from Goldrinn the great wolf and Hunter of Hunters.
Good, good. And also true, Clegayne. Their freedom is one of our many goals. Do you know how the worgen ‘curse’ came to be?
[Linetabe] If Goldrinn is one of the ancients revered by the elves, then the ‘curse’ must have originated from elven experimentation in the druidic arts.
Clegayne nodded as Linetabe spoke, recalling more and more from his previous experience with Arugal’s pack before his death at the hands of the Scourge.
I’ll start at the beginning… it will help it all make sense.
Over ten thousand years ago, Kaldorei civilization grew so great they paved the earth, and turned from nature. Their greed and sorcery brought the attention of the Burning Legion.
Goldrinn was among the great gods to help fight off the demonic invasion, and died to save Azeroth. Seven hundred years later, Malfurion Stormrage came to lead the kaldorei as a druidic culture. Yet demons rose up once again, and began losing to these satyr.
Linetabe listened intently, walking at ease amongst the others.
Inspired by the memory of the wolf god, many druids turned to Goldrinn, who gifted them his four legged form. Yet as powerful and efficient as it was, Malfurion Stormrage grew scared and jealous of the form, and banned it.
[Linetabe] Typical elves, banning what they fear even if its natural.
To better control the wolf form, their leader - Ralaar Fangfire - set up a meeting. He had his followers bring the fang of Goldrinn, and the priestess a staff. The priestess prayed, and Elune herself forged the two into one, as a Scythe.
The Elves call it the Scythe of Elune. We call it the Fang of the Father.
Their prior form had been that of wolves, drawing purely from Goldrinn alone. Yet when they focused on the Scythe, they took not the form of wolves, or elves, but something in between. The perfect balance.
And so it was. They loved their new form, a literal gift from the goddess, and a blessing for use against the demons. In a single battle, they turned the tide against the Satyr.
Yet Malfurion did not thank them. He instead called them freaks, abominations, and war broke out between the two.
Malfurion took the Scythe, and used it to banish the worgen to the Emerald Dream.
[Clegayne] Must’ve failed, eh?
[Linetabe] A druid of Malfurion’s strength would not have failed.
Well, their ‘eternal’ banishment didn’t last forever, if that’s what you mean.
Nine thousand three hundred years passed, and the Scythe of Elune resurfaced in Ashenvale. Elune bestowed the scythe of a sentinel there, so the worgen may cull the demons of felwood.
At the same time, Gilneas’ wall was being attacked by the scourge, and Genn Greymane ordered his royal mage to summon the worgen with the spell he’d found.
This mage - Arugal - summoned the worgen, including Ralaar Fangfire, known then as Alpha Prime. Now finding himself in Gilneas, Alpha Prime would not be enslaved by the Gilneans, and took Shadowfang Keep as his own.
The sentinel heard of the Gilnean mage, and attempted to visit him to compare notes about the worgen. Yet she only made it this far, to Duskwood. When the Scythe was discovered here by the humans, they unknowingly unleashed more of the trapped worgen unto Duskwood, beginning the Nightbane Pack.
Linetabe had never really been beyond Elwynn and Stormwind so the native worgeness knew not of Gilneas or Arugal. These are names she didn’t know the significance of but that… that was interesting.
[Clegayne] Can worgen switch between packs? Seems uncommon.
Aye. And they did. Alpha Prime’s “Bloodfang Pack” and the Nightbane Pack here were quick to make contact, and both worked to grow in number by initiating humans, hoping to find the Scythe and free the rest of their brothers.
In fact, Alpha Prime’s pack grew so large, he lead them to attack Gilneas, aiming to bite as many as possible. To go slowly and initiate the willing is better, but the Forsaken grew stronger by the day, and Kaldorei had arrived in Gilneas to kill him.
His plan, bite as many as possible, get the Scythe and free his kin, and march on Darnassus to kill Malfurion Stormrage.
[Clegayne] Easier said than done.
This never came to pass. The Kaldorei arrived in Gilneas, and Alpha Prime fell in battle. Yet his teachings live on among his people, here in Duskwood and in the north. We realize the purity of the worgen form, all its gifts and benefits over human living.
[Clegayne] Arthas would’ve loved to have such a primal and powerful knight in his service. Instead, the bastard was stuck with the likes of me.
Linetabe snarled at the sound of that name. Even here she knew of his betrayal, the bells rang for a long time.
Well, you’re right. Tales of the worgen spread so far, that even the Lich King heard of their strength, and the Wolf Cult’s potential. He sent his death princes to Silverpine forest to retrieve Archmage Arugal’s body - who’d been killed by the forsaken - and those of several worgen.
[Clegayne] You don’t say?
Clegayne rolled his eyes.
But as for the Nightbane and Bloodfang… we live on in the wild. Not because we’re mindless, but because it’s better. Better than civilization’s pollution, disease, and poverty. Healthier for us, and for nature. It would be healthier for the world itself if all humans and elves were worgen. That is how strongly we believe, and why we share the curse… the Purity… with the worthy.
[Linetabe] There is a balance to it all, just as the humans build their cities on what remains of the wilderness, so too must it fight back through us.
This is true. It would not be the first time the wild has called on us for aid, to deliver justice upon those that pollute its waters or plow its trees.
[Linetabe] Though that would be a sight to see, all humans and Kaldorei bearing the Purity.
Aye. That is the end goal. Free the dreamers, share the gift, and purity the land. That is what we stand for.
Is that something you can get behind, Clegayne?
[Clegayne] Will the blood of those who oppose our creed flow like a never-ending river?
There is no mercy for any who threaten my people.
[Clegayne] My blade is yours to command, master.
Ooookay don’t make it weird.
[Linetabe] You have my blades, Alpha.
[Clegayne] Get your own phrases, pup.
Raedolf looked to Linetabe to ask the same, but had his answer before he spoke the question.
[Linetabe] Plural, deathless one.
[Clegayne] How shall we prove our undying loyalty to the pack?
Two rules I will say right now… no killing our own people, and no biting the unworthy and unwilling.
[Linetabe] I’ll be sure to use the flat of my blade then and thoroughly vet potential recruits.
Our rite of passage - we call the Righteous Kill - demands you prove your loyalty by killing a human enemy. Of which we have plenty, with the realm of Stormwind right next door.
[Linetabe] Any requirements as to this kill?
I name the target. And if you use your bare hands, I’ll give you a high five.
Clegayne waited patiently for his orders.
Linetabe nodded with a small grunt. No using her weapons, overly large and effective they may be.
I will consult Packleader Marus, see who’s next on his list that needs dead. I will get back to you two with your targets another night.
[Clegayne] Perhaps, in the mean time, we should pay a visit to that gathering in the woods.
Linetabe nodded, popping her neck a bit. "Assuming they are still around.
Clegayne perked his ears up as he stared at Raedolf, awaiting permission to move on the gathered group in the woods.
Raedolf hums in thought. "Are you going with him, Stormclaw?" he ask, looking to the warder.
[Linetabe] A large gathering in armor and weapons near our borders would need to be checked out.
Raedolf frowned, seeming unsettled, but relented and gave a nod. "Fine, but only approach as a pair, and do not start a fight you cannot win."
Linetabe nodded, “Don’t worry, Alpha. We got it.”
Linetabe went to all fours, digging her claws into the ground and bolting off. She knew exactly where they were…
Cleaning out my TRP3, but I’d hate to just delete this. So here’s some worgen lore bits.
Read all this and more in Curse of the Worgen.
Upcoming
The Wolf Cult: Newblood, Episode 3 - Tuesday, Dec 3rd, 7pm pst, Westfall
While the pack was distracted by invaders inside the territory, it would seem Moonbrook has found a new master. (d20. Get the Dicemaster addon to use stats.)
Righteous Kill - Thursday, Dec 5th, 7pm pst, Duskwood
Aspirants meet with leadership to learn about the Wolf Cult, and prove their worth with the Righteous Kill. Once complete, they will be found worthy of initiation, and promoted at the next den meeting.
Den Meeting - Friday, Dec 6th, 7pm pst, Duskwood
The pack gathers at the den to recap on recent events, plot their next moves, and plan for the future. Aspirants that have done their Righteous Kill may be initiated. Initiates that have been on a pack hunt may be promoted. Wear your cultiest attire.
Matters have taken an interesting turn. While my pack and I became distracted by invaders inside the territory, it would seem Moonbrook has found a new master.
Two weeks ago, the pack eliminated the Alliance Adventurers occupying the town, intending to take their place as heroes. One week ago, we became distracted with another matter, and another Wolf Cultist was instructed to speak to Moonbrook about the cult and help prepare the willing for initiation. Now with three villagers ready, that Cultist has mysteriously vanished, and my pack has been instructed to return and initiate these aspirants.
I should have known something was amiss upon our arrival. Yet these poor humans of Westfall are known to be a cautious and fearful people, and we are fierce and appearance ourselves. Knowing three aspirants awaited us within, it was decided I, Stirba, and Flameheart would initiate one each, granting them the bite and, thus, the Purity. Those of us with wolf masks dawned them and took to human’s form, including myself, in hopes of appearing friendly yet keeping our human identities unknown. Flameheart and Stirba proudly kept to their true forms to exemplify the power and primal beauty our people possess. And as such we howled as a pack to announce our arrival, entered the town, and found our way to the dilapidated building where the ceremony was to occur.
Within, we found a nervous matron who lead us to the three aspirants; an older woman and two young men. One appeared nervous, yet when I told him to step aside if he was not ready, he assured us he was indeed. I shed the wolf’s mask and human’s guise alike as I joined my sisters in true form, and invited the first aspirant to step forward. As she did, I saw that the rest of my pack had joined us in the building, as well as several human villagers. Yet for all I did see, it was Flameheart that first saw the enemies in our midst.
Flameheart’s magics and the pack’s blades and claws were upon them. Humans fled and aspirants cowered, and only then did I make our the three men that remained, if they can be called men. They too shed their human guise, their skin wet and of cold hues as creatures of the sea, cold fingers tipped with claws, and faces that bore masses of tentacles. They appeared almost insultingly calm as they confronted us, proud even, and spoke in a tongue that confused the ears. Yet while my mind could not make sense of the words in the chaos, a sinking feeling and that of my mane standing on end assured me it was better not knowing. While the fiends appeared warded to the magics against them, blades must have broken through. I notice now that not one of my people were harmed… yet when given a moment, these aqua-men all seemed to focus on Flameheart, who fell to growling as if distracted until the rest of the pack finished off the fiends.
Once the battle settled, we were left to inspect the creatures in the now empty building. Half the pack made for the forest as well, finding it wise to search the surrounding territory and to calm from their enraged states. Others seemed less enraged, and more frightened and conflicted before they too made off to the wilds. While one suggested we burn the building to the ground, I told them otherwise; Moonbrook has already seen us attack three of their own, from what they saw, and arson would only ensure our appearance as terrorists, rather than saviors.
We too fled the town for the comfort of dark forest’s embrace, resolving to return another night. And return we shall. For if these “K’thir”, as they are called, have indeed come to walk among the people of Moonbrook, we cannot allow such an infestation to take root.
– Packlord Redmane
I love that this guild seems very active and passionate about exploring a very unique part of the lore of azeroth!
Reading through, I see that is generally antagonistic towards Malfurion (for good reason!), but I’m curious: what do your members think of Genn Greymane?
What about the alliance in general?
Or what about the Wrynn dynasty of high kings that lead it?
Tyffani “Flameheart” Ravencraft would regard the question with some thought, “I’d say Genn Greymane is a good face for the fellow worgen of Azeroth. He seems to understand the importance of the hunt as well as the importance of keeping up the human facade that makes our allies more comfortable. I however abhor his… reluctance to work with the forsaken who would work with the alliance. Working with the Kirin Tor for many years has taught me that all the races of azeroth have the ability and merit to do good… and bad, regardless of background. But getting back to Greymane, his ferocity in battle is… something to see… inspiring to say the least.” She nods, crossing her arms in a relaxed way, smiling.
“Greymane is a disgrace to the gift. He bows to the boy-King in Stormwind, allowing the lesser races to rule over his people. When the boy says to jump, Greymane commands his people to obey. The Alliance treats him like the obedient mutt he is. While he may wander off the leash from time to time, his continual submission to the authority of the boy-King disgraces all who lay claim to Gilneas.” - Clegayne Grimhowl, probably
I would really like to join your guild but I need to create a character on wyrmrest accord. Is there a level requirement for joining? I joined the discord but all the chat is read only.
Curious what we’re up to? Find us at the guild faire at the Stormwind docks tonight at 7pm!
Had a great time at the guild faire tonight! Special thanks Lìonheart Regiment for hosting this, good job on recruitment Linetabe, and welcome newbloods Merc, Thay, and Dol!
Hungry for worgen roleplay you can sink your teeth into? Join the discord below or message me directly to learn more.
Redmane#1794
The Righteous Kill, Thursday at 7pst
Den Meeting, Friday at 7pst
Ally Meeting with The Dread Watch, Saturday at 8pst
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Moonfang Monday - Sunday, Jan 5th 7pm, Darkmoon Island
The pack ventures to Darkmoon Island to test their might against the mighty Denmother Moonfang. Should you succeed, you may receive her lupine blessings. But should you fail…
Brides of Lycanthoth: The First Whisper - Tuesday, Jan 7th 7pm, Duskwood
Something is amiss in the shadows… as usual. Yet this time the shadows whisper, teasing in riddles and taunts, omens and hints of that which creeps and grows in the dark.
Lore Night - Friday the 27th at 7pst, Duskwood
The pack gathers 'round the fire in Brightwood Grove to recount the history of the worgen to our newest aspirants. Lest you go on believing the lies of humanity. Aspirants must attend a Lore Night to learn the basics of worgen lore.
Hungry for worgen roleplay you can sink your teeth into? Join the discord below or message me directly to learn more.
Redmane#1794
Congratulations to Kinmara for passing our first guild Ritual of Balance event!
The Ritual of Balance is a therapeutic ritual of three visions, each forcing you to face a part of your past. It is seen in the starting zone, elaborated on in Curse of the Worgen, and depicted in a detailed walkthrough of the ritual in Wolfheart. For more, click below to see our guild’s guide on the ritual and how to roleplay it.
Nice to see you guys are still around. 
Oh man, first Raedolf, then Hitavo? This is like a stroll down memory lane. Guess i’ll need to play some more on WrA
And that’s just counting the people that -haven’t- changed their names. It’s been three years now since I switched to WrA, and I still get people messaging me on their new toons, recognizing me from my ED days.