Wyld creatures and lunars.

[Gamage]

Another question about lunar forms. I've been reading the book "Creatures of the Wyld", and it has a fair list of creatures in it. Should I assume that all the creatures in it are tainted and require the "Luna's Hidden Face" knack (I specifically want to know for mice of the sun). Theres a few things that (in their story) don't seem to have ever been tainted by the wyld (like no key, he mushroom king).

 

[Plague of Hats]

Should I assume that all the creatures in it are tainted and require the "Luna's Hidden Face" knack

No. That's just the title for the book; from what I recall, the majority of things in there aren't "Wyld-based" by any meaningful definition at all.

(I specifically want to know for mice of the sun).

Mice of the Sun are divine servants of the Unconquered Sun, though I think they're some created creature and not little gods. They get a re-write-up in Compass: North (their disease was also re-written up independently in Glories: Sun). I think both Second Edition versions thankfully did away with the ridiculous "not even Solar Medicine" stuff.

 

[Moonstone Spider]

My understanding is that if it can survive in creation, and breed true, it's considered a natural creature and a valid target for the hunt normally (within the scope of other knacks, if it's a mutated human that breeds true you still need Prey's Skin Disguise, obviously). If it's so mutated it needs Wyld energies to survive, or cannot reproduce itself anymore, then it's a Wyld Mutant and you need Luna's Hidden Face.

 

[Gamage]

If it's so mutated it needs Wyld energies to survive' date=' or cannot reproduce itself anymore, then it's a Wyld Mutant and you need Luna's Hidden Face.[/quote']
So say a human is mutated by the wyld, to the point that I need the Luna's Hidden Face knack. Do I also need preys skin disguise? Or is it no longer considered human?

 

[Ledaal Kajiri]

Both.