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Q: Does the Dire Werewolf receive the Cabal bonus from himself?
A: No. The character needs another friendly member of the Cabal adjacent to the target of his attack to obtain the benefit of the Cabal power.
As the verbiage of both Bloodcall and Wolfbrothers are different from the other four (the others say "all friendly cabal members" while those two say "this monster"), I'm inclined to say that they only benefit the cabal leaders specifically while the other cabal members are only contribute to the effect.
You are correct.
Basically, Dire Werewolf has the Cabal POWER... which pertains to himself (this monster). The other characters just have the Cabal SYMBOL - which does nothing more than indicate they are members of the cabal. Only if a Cabal Power states that it effects "all friendly members" of a Cabal does it benefit individual cabal members. Otherwise, it's just "This Monster" which in our example would be the Dire Werewolf.
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Cabal Power: Pack Tactics - 
This monster gets +1 to its attack value for every friendly member of its cabal adjacent to the target.
Intimidate - 
Instead of moving this monster, you can move an adjacent victim 1 space.
Change - 
Invulnerable - Damage dealt to this monster is reduced by 2. This monster is not vulnerable when it has two action tokens.
Grave -
When this monster kills a monster, turn this monster’s dial to the green starting line and flip over this card.
