The Caern of the White Owl is a Rank 5 Caern of Wisdom.  It is home to nearly 100 Garou, with a bawn of about 1,200 acres, and a maximum Moon Bridge Distance of 10,000 miles.  The Gauntlet is merely a rating of 2 here.  Almost triple the number of Garou are the number of Kinfolk in and out of the caern at one time or another.  It is home to the Sept of the White Owl.

The Sept of the White Owl is a bit unlike most septs.  Whereas most septs are predominately one Tribe or another, there is nearly equal representation of all the Garou Nation's Tribes to be found in the Sept of the White Owl.  The caern is one of the most powerful caerns in the Western World, and is quite ecclectic in its members.  Though it is true that some Tribes have more members in the sept that others, the sept is generally good natured towards the other members of the sept, regardless of Tribe or even personal belief.  Each has gained the other's respect at one point or another.

Many spirits visit and live within the caern, but Owl is the totem of the caern.  He is told to have domain and influence over several areas, such as wisdom, secrets of death, secrets of the shadowy Dark Umbra, giving those who follow him premonitions of danger and the locations of mystic places long forgotten, and so on.  His gift to those who follow him for when they travel the Umbra is a set of wings, which of course are only visible and useable in the Umbra.

In homage to Owl, the sept members leave small rodents tied up or helpless in the woods for him, and his physical world brethren.

Owl remains normally at the Heart of the Caern, guiding the Sept and guarding them as well.

Around the Caern Proper are Jaggling Spirits of Wendigo, Uktena, Falcon, Owl, Grandfather Thunder, Griffin, Cockroach, Fenris, Stag, Unicorn, Rat, Pegasus, Chimera, Wyldlings, Bear, Raven, Coyote, Fox, and Raccoon.  These various Jagglings, particularly those that serve the Incarna and Celestine Tribal totems, all have a vast array of powers they lend to the defense of the Caern.

Extending into the huge bawn are Gafflings similar to the Jagglings mentioned earlier.  The exception is that there are more Wyldlings, and several Epiphlings, many of them are of thought, fear, agression, and even death.  There are so many of these spirits layered heavily with each other and the deeper you get, the more dangerous invading the Caern tends to be.

Below are the members of the sept (Player Characters only), beginning with those in office, and finishing with the normal members.