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==Description==
 
==Description==
'''Giftake''' is the [[Clan]] term for the posthumous sample of genetic material taken from a warrior that has been killed in battle.{{cn|July 2011}}
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'''''Giftake''''' is the [[Clan]] term for the posthumous sample of genetic material taken from a warrior that has been killed in battle.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 180: Glossary</ref>
  
 
The acceptance of their ''giftake'' into the Clan breeding program is the highest goal of all Clan warriors.
 
The acceptance of their ''giftake'' into the Clan breeding program is the highest goal of all Clan warriors.
  
Common belief holds that warriors bred from the ''giftake'' sample will produce superior warriors to those bred from the sample that is on file in the Clan's genetic repository.  
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Common belief holds that warriors bred from the ''giftake'' sample will produce superior warriors to those bred from an earlier sample that is on file in the Clan's genetic repository.<ref>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', p. 125: Glossary</ref>
  
 
==References==
 
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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* ''[[Field Manual: Crusader Clans]]''
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* ''[[Wolf Clan Sourcebook]]''
  
[[Category:Clan Terms|Giftake]]
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[[Category:Clan Culture|Giftake]]

Revision as of 16:23, 1 August 2022

Description

Giftake is the Clan term for the posthumous sample of genetic material taken from a warrior that has been killed in battle.[1]

The acceptance of their giftake into the Clan breeding program is the highest goal of all Clan warriors.

Common belief holds that warriors bred from the giftake sample will produce superior warriors to those bred from an earlier sample that is on file in the Clan's genetic repository.[2]

References

  1. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 180: Glossary
  2. Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 125: Glossary

Bibliography