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Dexterity (Werewolf: The Apocalypse 5th Edition)

Attributes

Definition

Dexterity measures a Garou's agility, reflexes, and coordination. Whether dodging a silver bullet, landing precisely on a ledge in Lupus form, or weaving through a chaotic battlefield, Dexterity governs how nimbly a werewolf moves. It covers both gross motor skills like acrobatics and fine motor control like picking locks or performing delicate tasks. For Garou, Dexterity is critical in combat for landing attacks and avoiding counterstrikes. In Lupus and Hispo forms, high Dexterity translates to incredible speed and maneuverability. Pack tactics often rely on flanking and coordinated movement, making Dexterity essential for executing complex battle strategies against Wyrm-corrupted foes.

How it works

**Dice Pool Uses**: - Dexterity + Firearms: Ranged attacks with modern weapons - Dexterity + Stealth: Moving silently, sneaking past enemies - Dexterity + Athletics: Dodging, acrobatics, running - Dexterity + Larceny: Picking locks, sleight of hand **Special Rules**: Dexterity is used for defense rolls in combat. Lupus form enhances movement speed and adds 2 dice to Stealth tests. Initiative is rolled from Wits rather than Dexterity.

Tips

**Build Advice**: Prioritize Dexterity for characters who rely on precision, stealth, or ranged combat. It is also the primary defensive attribute in combat situations. **Auspice Synergies**: Ragabash scouts and infiltrators benefit enormously from high Dexterity. Ahroun also need it for combat accuracy and defense. **Character Concepts**: Silent predator, parkour-running urban wolf, sniper Garou, agile pack flanker.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dexterity affect initiative?

No. Initiative belongs to Wits on the W5 sheet, alongside noticing danger and reacting under pressure. Dexterity governs attack accuracy and defense once the order is set.

Is Dexterity useful in Crinos form?

Absolutely. While Crinos form emphasizes raw power, Dexterity determines whether your claw attacks connect. A strong but clumsy Crinos wastes its potential.

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