A well researched and very informative source book. Blood of the Wolf explains the abilities of the wolf, be they their regeneration process, how they adapt to urban and wild environments and their drives, in very clear detail. The section on the wolf-blood in particular offers very handy insight into the werewolf's psyche, how they relate to their parents, other humans and beings. Besides the Forsaken, this is the most insightful product of the line that I've read. I wholeheartedly endorse it to anyone who wants to write for the Werewolf: The Forsaken franchise.

This is largely more of a narrative sourcebook than a mechanical one, although there are a few gameplay tweaks scattered throughout, most noticeably for use with the wolf-blooded kin to the werewolves of the main line. The exploration of what being a werewolf (or 'merely' wolf blooded) in the new WOD means is definitely worth the price of admission, however. There is a tremendous depth of information here and it is invaluable for players and storytellers alike. While much of it may forever remain 'off-screen,' it will definitely make for a more informed roleplaying experience. A must buy, made even better by the stellar and inspiring accompanying artwork - but bear in mind that the information is much more narrative than mechanical.

Nice book to give you the feel of being one of the Uratha. It focuses on the werewolf. How does regeneration really works, their inner rage and a lot more. Its a really a great book if you want to see how does the werewolf "person" function. And there is a whole chapter regarding the wolf blooded realtives and how theyr lives are really messed up thanks for their big cousins.