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Dreamstalker's Werecard

From: Dreamstalker Wolf (RStantz001@worldnet.att.net)

Human Name: Isabel (originally named after a Scottish witch)
Were Name: Dreamstalker, Shadow-of-Night or Mayasle Nagi-kola (Lakota,
very loosely translated as "Soul-friend Wolf")
Phenotype: North American gray wolf
Shifting Ability: Mental shifting, dream/astral shifting
Birthdate: 10/13/79
Moon phase: Waxing/Full

Birthplace: Washington DC
Home Territory: Eastern Massachusetts
Dream Territory: New Mexico/Four Corners area; the Australian outback
Religion: Wiccan, but raised Catholic
Sexual orientation: het, but openminded

Physical Description, Human: 5' 11", short black hair, hazel eyes,
thin build, normal dress is jeans, T-shirt and hiking boots, medicine pouch.
Physical Description, Were: Decent-sized female, greyish-white, darker
back and tail, one spotted paw, about 140 lbs, grey eyes.
Human Career: Work in a bookstore

Hobbies/Interests: writing, reading, drawing, crafts, roleplaying
(Werewolf, Ghostbusters, Call of Cthulhu).
Favorite Movies: Smoke Signals, Ghostbusters, Living In Oblivion,
Dracula, Legend, The Matrix, Blues Brothers, Loose Cannons, Star Wars
trilogy, Star Trek 4, Koyaanisqatsi, lots more
Favorite Were-movie: The Wolfen
Favorite Literature: Mutant Message Down Under, Marlo Morgan; Sabriel,
Garth Nix; anything by H. P. Lovecraft, Mercedes Lackey, Harlan Ellison, many others
Favorite Were Literature: Women Who Run With The Werewolves edited by
Pam Keesey (short story collection) , Howling Mad by Peter David, The
Silver Wolf by Alice Bortchard, can Women Who Run With The Wolves be
counted as were-lit?
Favorite Art: H. R. Giger, Picasso, Michael Whelan, SusanVan Camp, D.
Alexander Gregory, Wendy Pini, Terrie Smith, Carole Curtis
Favorite Were-art: anything furry on the Net
Favorite Quote: "Some people work around their psychological demons;
we harness ours up and take them out for a ride." --unknown
Favorite Were Saying/Quote:

                    So seek the wolf in thyself
                    Shape shift  nose to the wind
                    Shape shift  feeling I've been
                    Move swift  all senses clean
                    Earth's gift
                    Back to the meaning of wolf and man

                                    --Metallica, "Of Wolf And Man"

Favorite Personal Quote: I have a *lot* of them
Favorite Song/Band(s): Tangerine Dream, Glenn Danzig, Savage Garden,
Barenaked Ladies, Chumbawamba, Patrick O'Hearn (some of his stuff is
good to m-shift to, at least for me), Alloy Orchestra, Philip Glass
Favorite Season: Fall
Favorite Holidays: Halloween

Preferred Prey: anything that I can get a good chase out of ("I prefer
my dinner surprised and running.")
Hunting Tips: Lay a good ambush.  Look into your prey's eyes as you kill it.
Preferred Method of Attack: Blend in with the shadows and then jump
them when they least expect it.  That may seem cowardly, but it's fun.
During the daytime I like the chase.
Favorite Non-Were Mythological Beast: Dragon, unicorn, phoenix and gargoyles
Feelings Toward Vampires: Wary respect.  They're better than most
humans at times though.
Feelings Toward Normal Humans: I tolerate them...


Personal Therianthropy:  I'm not exactly sure when I first found out;
as for how, I was involved in a shamanic journey at the time.  Wolf is
my power animal.  I think this was a test.  Something attacked my
guide, it was unclear what it was.  Normally I'm jumpy, but before I
knew what was happening I was leaping at the thing; I had shifted into
full wolf form without even knowing it. I've found that on the
full-moon dates my senses are a lot sharper than normal, although for
some reason I don't think I'll ever be able to physically shift due to
the fact that I was not born were.  As long as your wereness feels
right to you, don't let others try to change your opinion of it to
suit their needs.  I first discovered I was a were about a year ago.
I have always had a great interest in wolves.  Wolf as my totem animal
showed his Teacher aspect two years ago when I was called out to Pine
Ridge to do volunteer teaching.  I had never taught before, but Wolf
helped me do it.

 

 

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