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* AmbiguousGender: The Wyld is ''usually'' referred to as male but some among the Changing Breeds describe it as female or use gender neutral pronouns. Given that we're talking about a cosmic force gender is likely an irrelevant concept.
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* AmbiguousGender: Like the Wyld the Weaver's gender is not consistent. Most commonly it is referred to as female but some describe it as male or neither or both. Also like the Wyld gender is probably not really applicable.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Opinions differ amongst Garou tribes and other Changing Breeds on what exactly Gaia is. She is variously described as the spirit of the Earth or of the Universe or of reality in general. She is also portrayed as either being created by the Triat or creating them. To add another option Coyote claims to have created her himself. The Rokea even split her up into three entities; Sea, Unsea (land) and Oversea (sky).
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* GodIsGood: The Garou and most other Fera see her as such. The Ananasi, as children of the Weaver, have a less virtuous view.
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* GodIsGood: The Garou and most other Fera see her as such. The Ananasi, as children of the Weaver, have a less virtuous view.view, though even they accept that her continued survival is in everyone's best interests.
* HaveYouSeenMyGod: Unlike many other spirits, even very powerful ones, Gaia has not really made a personal appearance in recorded history. It's possible she's just too abstract an entity to meaningfully interact with mortals.
* HaveYouSeenMyGod: Unlike many other spirits, even very powerful ones, Gaia has not really made a personal appearance in recorded history. It's possible she's just too abstract an entity to meaningfully interact with mortals.
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* UnreliableNarrator: As one of the archetypical trickster spirits you'd be very foolish to take everything Coyote says at face value. Although you'd be equally foolish to ignore him.
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* NonActionGuy: Even more so than the Corax they were really not built for combat. At least Corax will fight if cornered and have a few tricks for when they have to. When attacked the Camazotz just froze up as often than not. This ultimately doomed them; the second War of Rage against the Fera in South America was a lot smaller scale than the first so the local Bastet and Mokolé, both quite capable of fighting back, weathered it reasonably well. The Camazotz had no defense.
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* NonActionGuy: Even more so than the Corax they were really not built for combat. At least Corax will fight if cornered and have a few tricks for when they have to. When attacked attacked, the Camazotz just froze freeze up as more often than not. This ultimately doomed them; the second War of Rage against the Fera in South America was a lot smaller scale than the first first, so the local Bastet and Mokolé, both quite capable of fighting back, weathered it reasonably well. The Camazotz had no defense.
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* NonActionGuy: Even more so than the Corax they were really not built for combat. At least Corax will fight if cornered and have a few tricks for when they have to. When attacked the Camazotz just froze up as often than not. This ultimately doomed them; the second War of Rage against the Fera in South America was a lot smaller scale than the first so the local Bastet and Mokolé, both quite capable of fighting back, weathered it reasonably well. The Camazotz had no defense.
