Tribe: Children of Gaia
Breed: Homid
Auspice: Ahroun
Rank: 4

Known Gifts:
(1) Inspiration, Persuasion, Resist Pain;
(2) Luna's Armor, Staredown;
(3) Reshape Object, Silver Claws;
(4) Cocoon, Serenity, Stoking Fury's Furnace

Known Rites:
(Accord) Rite of Cleansing, Rite of Contrition;
(Mystic) Rite of the Totem, Talisman Dedication

Known Fetishes:
Silver Sword,
Clay Pact (This is a small ceramic plate with the paw imprints of
all the members of True Silverheels' old pack.
By activating it, True can create a Mindspeak [the Galliard Gift]
with any of his pack, no matter how far away they are,
even if they are in the Deep Umbra.)

Description:
    In Lupus form, True is a shaggy brown wolf with collie markings.
He looks like a friendly dog. In Homid form, he is a white man
in his early 40s with dark hair and chiseled good looks.

BIO:
    True Silverheels is a Child of Gaia belonging to
New York's Sept of the Hand of Gaia. He is a ruggedly handsome,
vigorous man. He has boundless reserves of energy and often
applies them to the hedonistic pleasures that New York's
Children of Gaia are tolerant of.

    True Silverheels is the advisor and assistant of Pearl River,
leader of New York's Children ofGaia, True confers with Pearl River
and then carries out the tribal policies that she institutes.
Because he is the most visible symbol of tribal power, many Garou
of other tribes think he is in charge, just as white settlers of
what became New York thought that native tribes had only male chiefs;
they only saw men carrying out policy.

     True is well connected in local towns and helped Rochester institute
its ground-breaking health care plan. He also helps Loba Carcassone,
Silver Fang protectress, find safe places for human children through
the Heaven network an underground railroad that assists children
escaping abusive families.

    In the War of the Apocalypse, True seeks to unify the tribes
so that they may fight the Wyrm together. Because many outsiders perceive
him to be the leader of New York's Children of Gaia, it will fall to him
to act as moderator in reconciling the tribes' differences.
If unification is to succeed, the Childen of Gaia may have to change their
traditions of leadership and place True above Pearl River.
Certainly the Children would understand the necessity of such
an action, but that might mean the Wyrm has ultimately won by
undoing Garou traditions.