Fianna

Descended from the Emerald Isle of Ireland and the Celts of Britain, the Fianna are notoriously caricatured as drunken poets singing bawdy songs during raucous parties before passing out cold. And that isn't too far from the truth. They have a great love of both hearty food, wine, and song, and staying sober through a Fianna party is an ordeal only the foolish would take. Perhaps some of their wildness comes from their heritage, for it is said that they have a deep, inner connection with the Fae and the faeries. Regardless of the reason, the Fianna should not be underestimated. Not only will doing so create a demeaning bawdy song about the offender to be circulated amongst the Garou, but they are not laid back when it comes to fighting, either, as many a Garou has surmised after insulting a drunken Fianna. Despite their extravagant ways, they have a deep respect for history and tales, and one can earn great respect from the Fianna by composing a great epic.