human society, however following the werewolf's First Change some may choose to abandon human society completely. Instead, most Uratha form packs of at least three other Uratha in order to hunt more efficiently and better protect their territory. Every pack is adopted by a totem (a spirit who bonds with the pack). Each Forsaken werewolf who belongs to a Tribe must swear the Oath of the Moon, which acts as a moral guide for the Uratha (represented in a game system called Harmony). The tenets of the Oath are: The Wolf Must Hunt (the Uratha have to fulfill the roles of Father Wolf) The People do not murder the People (Uratha don't murder other Uratha) The Low honor the High, the High respect the Low Respect your Prey The Uratha shall cleave to Human (Uratha must not forget their human sides) Do not eat the flesh of Human or wolf The herd must not know (the Uratha must be hidden from the humans) Auspices Each Uratha has an Auspice, a traditional role in Uratha society, tied to one of five phases of the moon. Luna decides each Uratha's Auspice, based on their personality and abilities; accordingly, a Uratha will go through the First Change during the corresponding moon phase. The five Auspices have the following names in the First Tongue. Rahu (The Full Moon, The Warrior) – warriors of all kinds from brawlers to seasoned commanders. Cahalith (The Gibbous Moon, The Visionary) – seers, storytellers and lorekeepers. Elodoth (The Half Moon, The Walker Between) – diplomats to the spirit courts, judges and arbiters. Ithaeur (The Crescent Moon, The Spirit Master) – occultists and keepers of spirit lore and rituals. Irraka (The New Moon, The Stalker) – scouts, spies and trackers. Each Auspice is broken down into further subdivisions called Aspects. These aspects emphasize strengths (in the form of bonuses or free purchases) of the Auspice but also introduce weaknesses to the character (in the form of flaws or penalties). Tribes The Forsaken have five Tribes. These Tribes consist of Uratha who choose to follow one of five ancient and powerful wolf-spirits, called the Firstborn. These Firstborn are the first born children of Father Wolf (but not of Mother Luna) and have allied with the Forsaken. Every one of the Firstborn demands that the Uratha who belong to his Tribe act in accordance to a certain ban. In second edition, each