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The word Lycan was taken as an abbreviated form of Lycanthrope... the similarities between the name and the movies are simply that, just a similarity. But rereading these has made me want to finish the codex. Go to Comment

Different vices, different cultural beliefs. Research has led me to a number of different kinds and types of werebeasts... some I never would have thought of. This is just my take on them, or I should say, Dr. Johan Kosdin Lerkoviski experience with them. Go to Comment

Ill endeavor to add something more to it this weekend. Go to Comment

Update: Added a bit more per Mystic and Muro's request.

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Not even man-wolf in appearance but more has been added. Go to Comment

More to come, ran out of time. Thanks for Muro for putting me up to a challenge to get at least this done.

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Regrettably, probably not. This was a joke that turned into an idea that will have five or so more entries that I myself will do. However it is a codex and therefore open for others to input and add their own pages to the Field Guide. Go to Comment

Fixed... this isnt the Jewish werehunter your looking for.

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Many more were hatched but those that were added fit very well.

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Oh you added my name to it... awwww you shouldn't have. Go to Comment

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Number 30 was one of my favorites... Go to Comment

1st) Please use a spell checker. Go to Comment

If you send him a PM I am sure he would supply the needed utility for it. I asked him to help me with something recently and he obliged. Go to Comment

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That is a possibility. The ones that the Shalari use for torture could be manipulated to be such.

On a side note, there is an actual insect that does this. Lay its eggs under human skin but I can't recall the name. Doing research for the Talari I found it. Creepy little buggers.

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Read the rest of that, "Talari are annoying insect like birds, unusual in size being a flying insect. When mature and fully grown their body spans three to four inches long and two across with a wing span of five to six inches." It was to get the general imagery of them being far larger than any other flying insect, that the size of a bird. For instance, imagine a wasp, in real life not in a fantasy game, a little larger than a hummingbird. Go to Comment

Exactly
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