The Top Ten Werewolves of the Glass Walkers

[@silveirona]

The brazillian portuguese translation of WtA calls them "Asphalt Walkers" which I also think it's a cool name for them

[@thomastakesatollforthedark2231]

Also makes a lot more sense since people actually walk on asphalt, and not glass

[@waynes.wilson6616]

@@thomastakesatollforthedark2231 I always figured Glass Walker was symbolic of their climbing of social ladders, especially in the corporate world.

[@DreadSlash765]

@@waynes.wilson6616 By the time that Werewolf came to Brazil in the 90s we didn't had large glassy buildings like the US, the thing that represented progress to us by that time was asphalt, a lot of places didn't had and still don't have that.

[@Toto-95]

this is true golden nugget of a hidden channel

[@gadgetronking4255]

Great video, the Glass Walkers are one of my favorite tribes mostly because of the potential the represent (at least in my eyes) seeing as how the old ways of doing things aren't working for the garou so maybe it would be time to modernize. I always had this idea for a Glass Walker that is a member of a camp not mentioned in this video, the city farmers, which I understand why they are shown as being tree loving hippies or eco terrorists but I always had this though of a city farmer who's more of a business man and a scientists who uses wealth and new tech to create basically indoor zoos similar to the aquarium in Vienna Austria, which is an aquarium built in the remnants of a old watch tower (or something like that) but it also contains small indoor jungles for birds and monkeys to roam around in, in more Werewolf terms I see it as using the gifts of the weaver to create Gaian havens and sanctuaries in wyrm infested cities as a form of front line defense in the war of the apocalypse. I also like the idea of cyborg werewolves wielding machine guns wreaking havoc on pentex but who doesn't like that badass imagine that could very easily be found on a metal cover.

[@matty8014]

Great video I'm actually going to play my first Werewolf game tomorrow, I'm making a lupus glasswalker

[@ProHero86]

This is great I didn’t know much about the walkers

[@louiemercado5595]

Great work on the Glass Walkers man! Or I should I call them the Warders of Men.

[@lazarofstygia2241]

Thanks, though I think Iron Riders is a cooler name than Glass Walkers.

[@louiemercado5595]

You're welcome man. Iron Riders it is then.

[@SonoHedion]

My favorite tribe!

[@____________838]

I’m surprised you left out all of the Glasswalkers predecessors.

[@monasteryfounder]

We meet again.

[@Demolitiondude]

The mobster should have been a dedicated episode.

[@lazarofstygia2241]

Which one? Lucci? Or Lupo?

[@Demolitiondude]

Lucci

[@lazarofstygia2241]

As much as I like reading about the Mafia and organized crime, that's all the lore I have on Gianluigi Lucci.

[@potandpoliticswithmr.broph1420]

Great use of Ludism(sp?)!! We see you

[@lazarofstygia2241]

King Ludd says break the machines. The original Monkeywrencher.

[@ragnar40kblackmain]

Had to periodically pause the video to go listen to BFG division. Sometimes you just gotta rekindle that good ol human hatred for abominations while learning about them.

[@TheKagar]

Thank you for Upload :)

[@ilnigromante666]

Didn't Al Capone ended embraced by the Ventrue Lodin?

[@lazarofstygia2241]

Yes. Capone was embraced by Lodin in 1941, two years after his release from prison due to neurosyphilis. In the great Mafia tradition, he wasn't quite as sick as he pretended to be.

[@joshuakoshy1301]

Love you Lazar

[@keip8098]

God

[@RunningOnAutopilot]

Anyone trying say the weaver is a threat to the wyld just needs to be shown Bo Bhurnams welcome to the internet the wyld already integrated

[@yetipotato8567]

So sort of opposites of Red Talons?

[@lazarofstygia2241]

Yes.