Ananasa courted the favor of the other two members of the Triat, the Wyrm and the Wyld, and so the spider spirit and her skin changing progeny believe themselves to represent a kind of balance in the now lopsided Triat.Īnanasa is still around, but has been trapped on the Umbral realm of Malfeas by the corrupted Wyrm. Although the material could well be useful in planning and in play, it makes for a long and at times uninteresting read.Īccording to First Threads, the Ananasi are the children of Ananasa, which is a great, spider-shaped spirit created by the Weaver before she went insane. It is sixteen pages of the history of the werespiders, the role they have played in the World of Darkness, and their views about the cosmology particular to that setting. It also contains a list of recommended materials.įirst Threads is next.
The next section, In a Madly Sacred Place, begins the standard White Wolf narrative about the source material and contains the requisite lexicon of terms endemic to the Ananasi. Prom Queen is the story of a high school girl's transformation into an Ananasi or werespider. It's well-drawn, but has a telegraphed, lackluster ending and is not useful to players or Storytellerss.
The first section in Ananasi is a comic entitled Prom Queen. Its interior art follows the White Wolf norm: It contains some very blurry and uninteresting pieces coupled with nicely done and appropriate ink and pencil drawings. It has a rough table of contents and no index. It is the perfect investment for the World of Darkness fan who has always wanted to play a character who is both a vampire and a werewolf…Īnanasi is a 122 page, perfect bound soft cover book. Ananasi is the latest of the Werewolf: The Apocalypse Changing Breed sourcebooks.
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