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

Was it not traditional for werewolves to have a vest made from a wolvespelt? Another common element in were-lore is that the transformed leaves behind his human skin, and if said skin was destroyed, he could not change back into human. Go to Comment

Side-note #2 is very nice! I "feel" it. So this is the non-lycanthropic man-wolf. Its good, but it cries out for something beyond the "talisman must be worn". Something more about battling them or some tales of hexen-wolf hunting or something. But over-all i like it. A part of a set.

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This is very cool and usable..

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Most excellent. My only complaint is that it was so short. The side notes do well at fleshing out the description. Go to Comment

Updating my vote because of the new material.

The demon aspect adds another dimension and rounds it out nicely. Beware of deals with extraplanar beings!

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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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Ambitious, but a good idea! Will you also include weres other than wolves? I have had some very memorable experiences with wererats and werebears. I hope for more! Go to Comment

Frame story! I like it and the distinction between blood-born and bitten lycanthropes.

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Dr. Lervolachi will now proceed to give us a few lessons in lycanthropy and on battling back its tide. Looking forward to the complete guide on were-wolves and were-wolf hunters

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(psst, he's lervolachi up top, lerkoviski at bottom Those sneaky European monster-hunters! :) )

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Good start. I look forward to seeing more.

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I have to echo the notion that stuff laying eggs into living people is nothing new.

Alas, what is new is the parasite eggs being used as a) torture b) delicacy c) both.

(If you added a little oomph! it would be very good, so it's okay.)

 

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