Talking of Quorn...

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One of the mystery additions to the Werewolf offer I mentioned has now been revealed. It's the Werewolf 20A Cookbook, which is aimed at gaming groups that like to eat together:

Every werewolf tribe has its traditions, legends, and customs. From the lordly Silver Fangs to the debased Black Spiral Dancers, the isolated Siberakh to the long-dead White Howlers, each tribe has a characteristic approach to food. And they all -- even the Red Talons -- can enjoy a well cooked meal.

The Werewolf: The Apocalypse 20th Anniversary Edition Cookbook, a first for the World of Darkness, provides extra background details on each tribe of Garou and a tasty recipe representative of the tribe. Recipes range from entrees to desserts to snacks to eat on the run. Many recipes include variants for Kinfolk who hold to vegetarian or vegan diets or are gluten-intolerant.

My underlining - the idea of vegetarian and/or vegan werewolves just seems a little odd somehow. And don't werewolves like to eat meat raw? Yes, I know they're talking about the players, not the characters, but even so...

Comments

[eledonecirrhosa]

Also in a world where magic can cure pollution and infestation by evil 'disease' spirits, you'd think gluten-intolerance could be magicked away pretty easily! :-) Also I'm not sure I'd want to eat anything from a recipe for the Black Spiral Dancers!

If it says 'variants for Kinfolk', then the werewolves aren't the vegetarians - just their non-shapeshifting human relatives. So as a werewolf, your Mum would be simultaneously proud you'd become a Warrior of Gaia and disappointed you'd taken up eating small fluffy animals.

[watervole]

Well,if a vegetarian got bitten by a werewolf, he might want to continue his previous diet...