Editing Werewolf: The Forsaken (section)

==Backstory==
In the ancient past, the worlds of Flesh and Spirit were one, creating a world/time called Pangaea. In this time, the mighty wolf-spirit Father Wolf kept the peace between humans and spirits, destroying either of those that got out of line. The moon-spirit, Mother Luna, became enamored with Father Wolf's strength and took a human form to lay with him, giving birth to the first werewolves, who helped their father in his quest. These beings were special in that they were neither spirit nor flesh, but somewhere in between. From Wolf they inherited the drive to hunt and bring down their prey, and from Moon they inherited the ability to change their shape. 

But as Father Wolf battled terrible demon-gods, his strength began to wane, and the world began to sicken, for he could no longer do his duty. Following their lupine instincts, some of these first werewolves rose up to challenge their father to step down as leader of the pack. Though he was unable to stand down by his nature, his spirit ban forbade him from attempting to defend against a killing blow made by one who could succeed him. Thus, the first generation of werewolves were forced to slay Father Wolf. His death howl tore Pangaea apart, raising the Gauntlet that formed a barrier between the worlds of Flesh and Spirit. The grieving Mother Luna cursed her patricidal children with bouts of uncontrollable rage and weakness to her sacred metal, silver. When the Uratha begged for her forgiveness, Luna charged them to take up their father's mantle as guardians of the boundary between flesh and spirit. This oath has been upheld by the Forsaken ever since.