Why would the father and son used these magic wolf pelt turn themselves into large wolf over the course of ten days?

In ancient times they were not tormented souls nor savage monsters, but holy creatures (Spirits) and defenders of nature and humans. The same Odin/Wotan has Wehrvolf servants (Freki and Geri). The word Werewolf came from WEHR VOLF, wich mean literally "Protector Wolf". Only in later times, with christianity, they became demonic monsters, as everithing else from pagan cultures.

What will happen if we combine the DNA of a werewolf and a vampire together and make a hybrid out of them?

Now you will become that which you have hunted so passionately. May others be as passionate in their hunting of you. - Frankenstein's Monster, Van Helsing (2004) The beast is the beast. Let it run free. - Sir Johnathan "John" Talbot, The Wolfman (2010)

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Same. I find vampires to be kinda boring, I love werewolves.

Someone had a horrific nightmare of being a werewolf

See strangely enough think originally Vampires were more associated with Wolves in old European Folklore. Sometimes even being more akin to Zombies who can't pass running water too Think most of what we think of Vampires come from Bramstoker then Hollywood! But agreed Werewolves are definitely cool man

Same

Werewolves hunt Vampires

Also what makes that interesting is that they change back and forth. So when they become man again, they have to deal with the consequences of what happened as a beast out of control.

Why u gotta scare me like that😂😭

We humans always feard things that look like us but they weren't humans that's what makes it so interesting

To me, the scariest thing about the werewolf is becoming like one. Losing control over my body and mind. Of course, I highly doubt I'll ever become a werewolf but there are other ways to lose yourself.

@@thepikarivera7706 like dissociation

it's a state of mind .they do not exist .I love the horror films about them but that's as far as it goes

@@paulpnepreston2926they exist I’ve see them

Ikr but so fascinating.

Bro I love werewolves, I even put that passion in my decks when I play magic, deck built around werewolves and other legendary myths

@@ravenheartmistglider7102 Awesome dude👍

Me two every since I was a little kid I always liked werewolves I watched movies and tv shows about them

@@darjaangunn-cook9838 Cool 😎

Fenrir was always depicted as a huge timber wolf that was slowly yet rapidly growing to monstrous proportions He never had any shape shifting abilities akin to odin's shape shifting ability, loki's and the frost giants.

Could possibly be a form of one in lore. The Viciousness of a wild animal with the intelligence of a god, possibly. Perhaps a fictional account could be written were he is the father of all werewolves. This could be an interesting avenue to explore.

@@curtisfranzen986 Yeah like if he ate odin and survives an incounter he'll have odin's shape shifting ability but it'll be only limited to a wolf form (his true form), a wolf-man hybrid form, and a human form.

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Good thought but no Fenrir is a giant wolf and because of his giant heritage (Loki his father) he continues to grow in size and ferocity. He is supposed to eat Odin and the sun when Ragnarok happens

I feel the same too

The reboot tern wolf isn't bad either

If you want to become A wolf Make a coconut oil at the of holy Friday

@@benboxingsense thanks will do

Love underworld

That’s beautiful, man.

Beautiful. Where’d you get that?

That... was... awesome

In Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak one of the three lords is based on a werewolf

I saw White Fang at the Cinema. I LOVED it. I bet the book is even better 🙂

Not at all, in ancient times they were not tormented douls nor savage monsters, but holy creatures (Spirits) and protectors of nature and humans. The word Werewolf came from WEHR VOLF, wich mean literally "Protector Wolf".

@@chimera916 thanks. I'll have to look that up!

@@mmpr668 moi aussi.

What do you mean? They've always had the same attention as zombie, ghosts, and vampires in the media. I knew that growing up.

@@ChelseatheCreativeFox-pc2xz well I guess but unlike vampires and zombies and the like, they don't have differing versions, yeah they can look different bit they still act the same. For zombies you got runners, the things from the Last of Us, the ones from Warm Bodies. Vampires have Daywakers, etc.

@@aaronwilder2775 And werewolves?

@@ChelseatheCreativeFox-pc2xz from my knowledge they all act the same expect for the one I mentioned, Wolf Moon

@@aaronwilder2775 What about Wolf Moon?

A night in the wilderness would do no good in checking the murder lust. You'd have to be locked in chains to prevent killing someone. Id hunt down people that deserved a vicious and terrible death. Pedophiles, rapists, Illuminati, etc.

We may be related. Haha.

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Agreed.

Can you recommend anymore stuff like about werewolves or vampires? I like documentaries that have the reenactments in them with people talking.

@@hammondOT werewolves only their counterparts get to much fanfare

Nono in Brazil it's the lobisomen, where the legend says the 8th son after 7 daughters will be cursed to start transforming on the first full moon after their 13th birthday. Got dang saying it like this makes it look even more specific.

@@JackPumpking Here (Argentina) its the 7th male son born in a row, though the curse can also be passed if the lobizón passes between your legs. There are many variations to the myth, I just made a generalization. Thanks for clarifying.

@@mattsavigny6084 No worries i just like to always talk about it when i have a chance just for the odd rules it has. I think i heard about the passing between the legs rule too, i think it's pretty unique feature for the legend over there.

@@mattsavigny6084 I've never heard of that until I read your comment thanks alot just looked it up interesting and cool ,love the werewolves 👍

Great info, I had never heard of the name Lobizon, will do research to find out more, thank you for sharing the information. and sweet dreams at night, ( smile)

I don't think that werewolves are immortal or anything like that,they just may live longer than normal humans and have a better immunity against diseases!

Depends on what fictional account you go with. If you go with the "stop aging" werewolf, then they are as imortal as vampires. If you go with the human lifespan, then no. I think it's up to your own creativity. Which legend do you want to go with.

I think the werewolves from the Underworld films are immortal.

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Is that a comic book?

@@jonathonfrazier6622 It could be, I don't know. Something like it was in World of Darkness RPG lore.

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@@MythologyUnleashed thank you for crediting the artists 🙏 Edit: Werewolf paw at 0:56 was also Gwent artwork that's been out of the game since 2018. Having trouble tracking down artist name.

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That sounds like a great character intro, but there's a couple of things to note: 1. Werewolves normally turn CE, not CG. If your DM and party are okay with the difference, then it's not a problem. But you shouldn't assume they'll be okay with it. Maybe have a reason why your werewolf doesn't shift alignment the same way, and maybe have it be something that the character and party have to figure out over time. But at a minimum, your DM should know the reason why. 2. This scenario requires some things from the other party members that the other players may not enjoy. Your character soloing a fight that their party can't win sets you up as the most powerful by a long shot, even if it's in beast form and you get severely injured. By contrast, the healthiest parties tend to be all about equal in strength. They may not want to flee an unwinnable battle, they may be too insightful to not know what the werewolf's doing before he curls up to the campfire, they might be too curious to ignore the sounds of a battle with an injured dog involved, etc. However, the basic premise of a werewolf turning the tide of a fight only to join the party at a campfire later on is sound. You could have the werewolf join the battle, fight the bad guys, and leave or disappear only to later pass through the party's Ring of Protection and join them. Keep it light on the details, and you'll leave room for circumstances and the decisions of the other players to fit into your character's introduction. The Ring of Protection bit sounds cool though, and can give them a clue that your werewolf is not the typical CE. Solve these two issues, and your character could be a lot of fun!

@@doomkitty8386 I realize that this could cause unbalance if not done correctly. A few things I have mulled over are as follows. 1. In Wolf form, he gains no experience. 2. His animal handling would be heavily penalized. 3. In most royal courts he would be a detriment due to the presence of court wizards, clerics, etc. So he could not be the face of the group, let alone even being let in. 4. As far as alignment change, his god keeps him goodly. Though his god sees lycathropy as his cross to bear. Does paladin over use? If paladin misuses the curse, he could fall out of favor with his god. Etc. 3. In Wolf form, paladin gains no EP.

@@curtisfranzen986 those are all good ideas. It's definitely something to present to your DM.

@@doomkitty8386 I can't tell you thank you enough. Probably TMI, but I have wanted to be an author since the age of 14. I'm 55 now, and semi-retired. I actually have time to write. I'm dyslexic and ADHD positive. So, the proverbial mountain is even higher for me. Being able to bounce ideas off of you has added a light bulb over my head and a match under my rear end. Thank You. Would you allow me to occasionally bounce ideas off of you? And yes, should I somehow pull this off, you will get credit for your insperation. Many of my ideas for main characters in the past were, in one way or the other too cliche. I, to my knowledge, have never seen a goodly werewolf. I'm sorry for rambling on, I occasionally do that when I get excited about something. I wish you the best, and please know that I have taken both your constructive criticism and positive feedback to heart.

​@@curtisfranzen986 I'm not a writer, but my cousin aspires to be one and my sister is an editor. From them (especially from my sister), I've learned that the most important thing for a writer is to be able to accept constructive criticism and positive feedback. You have that, and as a semi-retired person you're in a better position than most to deal with the other barrier for writing: income. So while it won't be easy, you can do this if you persist at it. I'd be open to getting the occasional idea bounce. Your D&D group, writing groups, editors, etc. will also be able to bounce ideas, probably better than me because they're in person. That said, I'm available here if you want me. One last thing: I don't think this spoils your idea, but there's a webcomic called "How to Be a Werewolf," written by a woman named Shawn Lenore. I think she might have ADHD too. Good werewolfs are common in her comic, but it's set in the modern day and the themes are a bit different from what I picked up from your character. Lenore's protagonist is a werewolf who has to realize and embrace her own power in order to grow into a leadership role that got thrust upon her. She doesn't feel strong at first, she feels nervous and cut off from most of the world because she is scared of herself. If I followed your character correctly, it sounds like he was already a leader, and already powerful, but has to figure out how to properly balance this new power. It's not quite the same, but there is a common element of the werewolf learning how to use their power for good.

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Technically, they're fictional. So none of that applies 👍

In the Underworld franchise, the Vampire clans are referred to as covens!

Wikipedia says they've been called a coven since Wiccan times. The next top answers are Clutch, pack, clan & Brood. I like to keep the over-confident on their toes too 😘

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