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There were also wolfweres, which are basically bizarro werewolves who have a huge hate-on for their opposite numbers, seawolves, which were seafaring werewolves, loup-garou, which were more powerful werewolves, and loup de Noir, which are mythological skinchanger type werewolves.

They are immune to damage unless you're using magic or silver weapons. Werewolves started out as just the 'lycanthrope' monster type, but issues of Dragon Magazine and later editions allowed players to add werewolf-ism as a feature of their character, or to take lycanthrope as a race like 'elf' or 'dwarf.' Werewolves are always the disease type, with voluntary transformations. But that's very old, 2nd ed, and may or may not have been retconned. Supposedly the results of Ulric's fling with a human woman the jury's out on whether or not they're chaos tainted. There is also some fluff about the children of Ulric, they show up in one of the Gotrek and Felix stories and are referenced in a couple of other places. Like Fimir, these creatures were largely ignored by GW as other unimportant background lore until Total War: WARHAMMER made them a playable units in the hand of Norsca, fighting along side the chaos viking with their enormous strength, cavalry like speed and anti-large bonuses. After this is done, the man-wolf thing is covered by blood and its former skin. When a human is undergoes this phase, they transform from the inside of their body, ripping through their former skin. The reason they are not called werewolves is due to their transformation phase. They are mutated human who were cursed by either witches or chaos. Instead of being called werewolves, they were called 'Skin wolves'. They're killing machines to be respected, despite the furry crap they're given. Even though wolves themselves aren't that notable in the muscle strength department, Werewolves tend to have incredible strength and/or speed for some reason. Despite the furry jokes we make, they can typically kick your ass six ways from sundown. D&D tends to call these 'inversions' by the formula of '(animal)-were', which is only marginally less stupid.ДЇor more details on shapeshifting beasts, see the therianthrope page.ДЄlso, never tick off a Werewolf. An inversion is an animal that turns into a person, jokingly called were-humans, but that's pretty lame because of course one of their shapes is a human but we need to know what the animal is. The others are called were-(animal), such as were-rats, were-bears, were-bats (not to be confused with vampires), and even were-birds, were-dolphins, were-whales and were-snails. There are other monsters that are people-turning-into-animals, but werewolves (or Selkies, but we're splitting hairs there) were here first. Up till that point, werewolf attacks generally didn't leave enough left of the victim to turn into much of anything besides chunky salsa.Д¬ommon weaknesses include weapons made from silver (a 'pure' metal), and a plant called 'wolfsbane', based on a genus of whose juices were used on arrows and baits for killing wolves, and are thus obligated to show up on equipment lists for fantasy games. HULK SMASH!) Notably, however, the idea of the curse being spread by a bite didn't show up until around the mid 20th century.

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Many stories say that the cursed types will transform during the three days of a full moon some make them transform when they experience intense emotions such as lust or anger (q.v. Werewolves of the cursed variety will transform against their will and have no control while in their monstrous shape, and get all emo when they turn back into a person, which usually makes sense if they have family or loved ones that they don't want getting killed, or even worse, cursed too. Or it can even be that their situation is genetic and their ancestor was or turned into one. Sometimes werewolves are the way they are because of a curse, or a transmitted disease, or just because they're evil. It used to be turning into a for-real wolf, but modern people don't find wolves so scary anymore, so we've come up with transforming into half-man half-wolf monstrosities, or turning into HUGE wolves. Werewolves are people that change their shape into something lupine. Were you looking for the RPG by White Wolf Games? Or perhaps the us versus them party game? File:Werewolf RA1.jpg

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