/furry/ - Your new home

Werewolves are yiffy, shame there's pretty much no good media about them.

Coild yiff and poz others anonymously

Advantages:

-Smoking hot werewolf sex

…

Disadvantages:

-Constantly having to buy clothing

-Public nakedness

-Oh it's "that time of the month" jokes

-Kate Beckinsale being all up in yo face

>>495416

How I imagine that'd go is video related <

>>495440

Assuming the "cure" was available, worgen may be the best choice

Your base form become the wolf, but you can still transform into a human at will

but no fluff tail…

Honestly if you had to be a werewolf, being a twilight werewolf wouldn't be the worst thing ever

You keep your sanity while transformed

>>495419

>how to drive to devon

>>495402

To answer this question, I must first define what a werewolf is for me, although even for that, there are multiple forms of it. It all centers on your personality and whether you can accept the animal within or not. If you can't, then you will never control it and you will be consumed by the animal, transforming at random and being nothing more than vicious beast. If you can accept it, you will come to control the transformation and be able to do it at will, maintaining your consciousness in the process.

Disadvantages: If you can't control it, then it's just all around bad times for you. If you can, then you will a life where an aspect of you must be hidden at all times. Not too different from regular life, really. Also, all that fur would be an immense hassle.

Advantages: Either way, you have better hearing, smelling, and taste. I am unsure about vision. You will definitely be more aggressive, which is both a blessing and a curse. In the long run, I think it's a good thing if you can control it, as you will thrive much better.

It's not for everyone, but I think it would be an enriching experience.

>>495479

Some clarification: I don't think it would make you physically stronger. Whatever kind of body you have is still the same body, just with fur. No supernatural weaknesses, either, you are just as fragile as before.

>>495504

The highest population plays humans. Of course they're normies.

Depending on which media you're looking at, the actual act of turning into a werewolf could be astronomically painful, which would be a definite disadvantage for me (i don't care how yiffy I could be, monumental amounts of pain right beforehand are something of a turnoff)

>>495529

Too bad I don't have the interest in running around in circles for months on end.

>>495573

Well, I've found that without any feral qualities, any form of lycanthrope is just a furry by another name. You'd be much better off undergoing a transformation into the furry of your choice than to call it a lycanthrope simply because it eliminates the middleman. Most people that like werewolves favor having control anyway, and that's only marginally different. The separation of terms is nearly pointless, just say furry and be done with it. Otherwise, I have no clue why you're still pretending to be normie. You like fantasy wolf people, that ship sailed ages ago.

>>495529

haha

1) The goblins already had about 10 times the effort put into them than the Worgen did in the first place, and Blizzard routinely flagrantly ignores Alliance in such matters

2) The game has degraded to the point that even if they did update worgen it wouldn't help. Any furries without the self respect to not play WoW already got on for Pandas.

3) Given blizzards speed, this is scheduled for two years from now, well after WoW releases that Frankenstein abortion of an expansion Legion and watch the last trickle of their subscriber base leave.

>>495402

I'd say a pretty universal disadvantage is how nebulous the werewolf mythology has changed over the years. There's so many thematic ways and interesting interpretations that it's almost impossible to know exactly what a werewolf is.

I enjoy the idea of psychologically stripping away a lot of the mental bonds a person lives with day to day as a negative. The entire concept of 'quiet resentment' being non-existent to your capabilities. Self Control and Inner peace being constant objectives that slowly become second nature, if you keep yourself from gaining to much negative attention before you can adjust.

Also, the clothing budget, public nudity charges and busted furniture could be a major drain on the ol wallet.

Let's not forget the pain. Though I've always ascribed to that as trying to hold it back and the transformation forcing its way through. Like, you can transform at will, and its healthiest to transform every night, but if you hold it in then on the full moon you 100% don't have a choice and it's extremely painful as it is forced out of your system.

Though I guess you wouldn't have medical bills. If you had any control you could probably use the super strength to your advantage with certain chores.

>>495573

I feel like the "government kidnapping and torturing you for science" thing is no longer applicable, given how little of a shit the US Gov. gives about theoretical science. The worst you'd get is a mandatory observation period to make sure you're not dangerous, and probably a lot of universities begging you for blood samples and for you to leave your body to science.

Really, the only argument that could be made for shady vivisecting scientists would be the defense research industry, and they're not going to care unless your wolf form is also a drone that can launch arab-seeking missiles.

>>495573

Not all furries are only into 2D.

I would love a sexy 3D werewolf in my ass.

>tfw my fetish is impossible

there is no god

>>495402

Can only be found in densely forested states and irrelevant places like Vemont.

http://bigfootevidence.blogspot.com/2015/11/playboy-magazine-discusses-real.html?m=1

>>495725

>Vermont

Vote Bernie Sanders to make werewolves real

>>495676

>3D werewolf in my ass

That's what fetish CGI is for. Unfortunately, that sort of thing seems to lurk at the very bottom of the uncanny valley.

>>495782

Image 1.

>Ask an artist to make a cock like this

>Tells me "No! It will look weird!"

>Tells me to either pick a generic human or generic canine

Well now I have this to shove at him.

>>495782

Hmmm…I never thought about classical werewolves not having as much context in modern times, but it's more or less true.

I tried to develop a form of lycanthropy that is not limited to turning you into a wolf person, but instead, the animal you become varies according to who you are. I also fell into the trap of it being little more than a furry transformation under a different name. I can't even persuade it to have the conflict that makes the wolf variety so iconic, save if I were to limit it to predatory animals only. I believe it to be important to keep that aspect, as that is what makes it great for me. An acceptance of one's own nature.

Advantages:

-Covered in fur

-Tower above everyone else

-Being ripped without spending a day in the gym

-General heightened senses

-Probably a big werewolf dick

Disadvantages:

-Shedding fur

-Smelling like wet dog

-Flossing would be a nightmare

-Endure the painfull transformation every time

-All that adrenaline rush will **make you horny as hell*

>failing to realize that becoming a werewolf implies a lot more than growing hair and claws

>>495656

Kind of just realized. That if you were some kind of Lycanthropic freak that you better HOPE that the government will get its hands on you first.

As big and messed up as the military industrial complex is, coupled with the general aversion to science then you're very likely to swing at least a little freedom and privilege in your cage. You know, actually getting anesthetic before they start cutting, and a place to live.

Way more scary? Wallmart or some other freaky huge corporation looking to get SOMETHING worth while. People who don't even have a pretext of treatment to meet. Who will hold back on something like toilet paper, water or sterilized surgical tools in pursuit of making the profit margin as huge as possible.

Though, if you're patient zero, they might just force you to infect new people for them to experiment on, so you catch a break.

>>495819

>Way more scary? Wallmart or some other freaky huge corporation looking to get SOMETHING worth while. People who don't even have a pretext of treatment to meet. Who will hold back on something like toilet paper, water or sterilized surgical tools in pursuit of making the profit margin as huge as possible.

Worse than that: They could turn you into their live, corporative mascot! And that… would certainly suck. Especially if it's not Halloween.

The worst: Being caught by mobsters or any kind of dealers, which just want to use you to create an army of werewolf bodyguards or something like that.

>>495826

>Mobsters using you to create werewolf bodyguards

Well that would be more preferable since they are less likely to start cutting you up out of fear of actually killing you and losing their plans. If anything they'd be the most careful in protecting their investment than anyone else since they already have experience dealing with the moral grey areas.

If anything you'll be kept under close guard, all the drugs and hookers you could ever ask for just so they can keep you doing your thing and not going out to get yourself caught until they have all the body guards they need.

>>495830

Now that you mention it… How it would be a werewolf that is constantly high? More manageable?

>>495837

Probably like a sedated wolf, I bet.

Too bad we'll never find out

>>495826

Yeah but think of the plus side: an army of werewolves in nice suits.

>>495855

Nobody said there would be suit-wearing werewolves as bodyguards.

Though I have to admit armoured werewolves would be even better

>>495856

Why not both?

>>495856

>Nobody said there would be suit-wearing werewolves as bodyguards.

Ah, but nobody said there wouldn't be. Gotta see this with like a half-full cup.

>>495859

Dunno. Even if werewolves wearing suits would look… more fancy, maybe? It will be really itchy and uncomfortable to have all that fur cramped inside a three-piece suit.

>>495563

>pic 2

cute as fuck

>>495825

>>495928

>>495948

>>495948

>tfw no where wolf gf

>>495957

Pretty sure it's one of the "American Werewolf in Paris/London/???" movies.

AND here is even more werevolf sex scenes

WolfCop (Male WereXwoman)

http://www.joblo.com/videos/movie-clips/hottie-sarah-lind-wolfcop

Possessed 2 (fem were X man)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFyUe3KdEcE

Wolves (2014)

http://www.joblo.com/videos/movie-clips/hottie-merritt-patterson-wolves

>>495958

nah, both of this movies are with male hero, both are horror heavy (second one imply that hero fuck some doggy as were ;D) AND they are old as fuck with bad effects

movie linked is something new, maybe some X-rated werewolf "erotic" D class movie?

ehh i could swear that i had a scene from other unknown movie with two weres fucking in the woods with big full moon behind them, but this file hide well so here is something not so totally diffrent

>>495928

Something always rubbed me the right way with female werewolves. It had something to do with losing their 'beauty' buy gaining physical power.

A story about a power behind the throne princess becoming a werewolf and suddenly understanding the responsibility and pains of being strong as well as the fun bits would hit all my were buttons.

>>496011

She just looks like a deformed human m8

>>495573

>Furries are only interested in 2D

>Zoophiles are only interested in actual dogs

>Size-queens think it's still too small and go with a horse

Ever heard of loneliness?

>>496038

>>496039

Wow, that was great. And hot.

>tfw no werewolf gf

>>496039

>last 2 pages

aw, she turned into such a qt

>>495968

This is something that puzzles me deeply. It'd be an awesome concept: a game where you play as a werewolf. Sadly, I know of no game where this is the sole premise. I know plenty of games that have playable werewolves in them, and even ones where it's possible to become a werewolf, but not one where the plot focuses on being a werewolf.

>>496126

Most things I know of deal with a sort of shadow society hidden in plain sight. I've never heard of this, though. Sounds like a good premise for if you want werewolves to somehow be a separate species, or at the very least you feel they would not stick to urban society, yet not be little more than beasts. An interesting concept, but if it involves maintaining control, then yeah, it'd be what you say. Otherwise, though, you'd be better off going for more traditional werewolves that ARE little more than beasts. I can see the justification, though, since it allows for more freedom and they'd be more comfortable in the wild. I'm more used to seeing the same kind of mentalities play out in an urban setting, though.

>>496125

My dream game idea, if I ever luck out and win the lottery or something cause I can't program for shit, was based on playing a werewolf in a very deep systematic open world game but turn the power curve on its head. Meaning, you would start out the most powerful you can possibly be and advance by unlocking the ability to read, speak, keep track of complex tasks and the like.

Think of it as a normal game gives you basic movement, and then might have you unlock or grind for the 'beast run' fast speed. You start with the beast run as the default with the increased stamina drain it requires, but then unlock normal run speeds, walk speeds and slow stalking speed to help get places more efficiently, adjust yourself and sneak up on prey. Same with starting to understand gravity and getting more precise jumps, quieter landings, rebound off walls and such.

The ultimate goal of the game would be to find out who you were before you became a werewolf and what happened. Starting the game as a feral monster but slowly re-learning how to interact with the world.

>>496126

They way I'd see it is as a group of nomads. The highest of the group like shamans and chieftans are the werewolves, while the youngers face a rite of passage before receiving the change themselves. They'd probably focus on the merging of man's cleverness and the wolf's companionship and wild nature.

Or something like that. I'm just using some of the fluff for werewolves in my D&D setting.

>>495563

>>496039

>>496240

ugh

>tfw you will never hug your fluffy were-waifu

>>496370

wifwolf

By etymology, it is already a waifu.

>>496380

elaborate

>>496388

The word were comes from Old English and German words meaning man. The female form of this was wif, which, as you can guess is also where we got the word "wife".

>>496389

Alright. As you could expect, I'm not a linguistics major, and don't really worry about semantics. Besides, "werewife" sounds better than "wifwolf".

>>496396

That's okay, the word's origin means little.

>>496401

Depends on the persuasion of werewolf. More animalistic is probably rough. With more control, it can be anywhere from rough to as gentle as you can possibly be with a different dick. (if the dick has changed)

>>496109

h-hi

>>496401

Exactly like getting fucked by a large dog.

Except he'll cuddle you when he's done.

>>496401

First it'd feel like a normal human, but only at first. Their kisses would be rough, and commanding. The sort of passion that doesn't force you to focus on them, but makes you WANT to. Little nips and nibbles here and there, along with a scent you can't quite place, have you on edge and very away of every little touch and movement. His hands grasp your shoulders, firmly guiding you onto your back before spreading your legs open and taking his rightful place between them. The entry is slow, achingly so, as he savors every inch of his fresh new prey before eventually, finally, hilting himself.

You'd only be given a moment or so to adjust and enjoy the fullness before he pulls out almost completely, before slowly going back in again. It would continue like this for a while, with him speeding up with each thrust back in until you start to notice the changes.

It's the eyes first, that seem to almost glow in the night with their intensity, and the smirk he's worn until now grows toothier and longer. Too large for a human face that's growing to fit it. The hands that have gripped your hips hold you tighter, and you can feel the claws on his hands lengthen along with the rest of it, and dig into your skin ever-so-slightly. Like a wave, black fur grows coarse and thick, adding a tickling jolt to your inner thighs every time his hips meet yours. The weight of his testes seems to grow with his frame, becoming stronger and promising to fill you completely with each heavy bump against your cheeks. To say nothing of the impossible girth filling you, gone from a simple dick to a masterful breeding tool. By now his face is completely wolf-like, and he's pulled you into a tight embrace. His fucking has become a wild frenzy, completely animal and focused on the hole he's claimed as his. That is, until you feel the bigger girth vying for entrance, and his thrusts go back to hard and purposeful, pressing a little bit each time. Getting you ready. You can hear his panting and feel his hot breath on your neck, and his nails on your back. It's only a moment later that you feel, with a final thrust and pop, that the knot makes itself at home inside you. There's a new burst of pleasure as it swells inside you, rubbing against you as he goes towards his explosive finish. His hips meet yours one last time, before heat fills you completely. It almost seems impossible to be so full, or for it to keep coming as it does.

At some point you fell asleep, but when you wake up you find yourself still tied to the wolf and your head nestled against his great chest. The scent of sex and sweat around you and a sore bite on your shoulder.

At least that's how I imagine it, more or less.

So we're all familiar with the picture showing the difference between a werewolf and a furry. But where is the ACTUAL line between a werewoof and a wolf morph?

Is it purely physical characteristics being feral to a certain point, mental differences, social acceptance or a tf triggered by the moon.

>>496685

Werewolves:

-Mix of Wolf and Human on a half-and-half proportion

-Wild side predominant, but human characteristics are recognizable

-Brute strength, reflexes and agility

-Girls love 'em werewolves because they remind them of the alpha male that can produce optimal offspring and protect them from any harm

-Boys love 'em werewolves because they are the ultimate seme

Wolf-morph:

-Humanized wolf (generally 1/3 wolf and 2/3 human)

-They require clothes / sparkle colors in order to be cool

-They need cool personalities and cool superpowers or edgy, traumatic backstories in order to be cool.

-Strength / agility / combat tend to be optional traits. And only if they make them cool.

>>496561

Sup pup

Advantage: You get a werewolf dick

Disadvantage: You can't control where the dick goes

>>496685

I would feel it's mostly in how feral they become, but another thing that can divide it is if the transformation is permanent or not. Most werewolves will shift back and forth, whereas a morph just stays in one form. The line gets blurred if someone still insists on being able to shift between forms, and takes on the same qualities as a milder persuasion of werewolf.

At this point, I think it's useless to even try to suggest a dividing point. Even the idea of permanence has been attributed to some werewolves who so desire it. (though others insist you have to be descended from the original werewolves to qualify) Furries have always gone through varying degrees of how much like their animal they want to be. Come to think of it, I would feel that the same thing that made the idea so horrific in the past has manifested itself in a different way as furries. We are all animals. It's time we acted like it.

>>496717

>-They need cool personalities and cool superpowers or edgy, traumatic backstories in order to be cool.

While I know of no werewolves that don't have any of these, the point is the same can be said about them.

>>496737

That's not winnie

>>496783

I disagree.

The werewolf from Van Helsing is a generic werewolf, has no personality (other than the fearful human who doesn't want to hurt her sister) and there is no tragic backstory other than his transformation itself, yet he is one of the coolest monsters in the movie (except of course for Van Helsing himself, later in the movie.

Generic wolf morph fursona would have a name like Swiftpaw Blackchest, wears a trenchcoat and a fedora, has two swords, a keyblade and a sawed-off shotgun, he is a happy fellow who likes to have friends and be friendly but he is also very violent when others disagree with him. His parents were killed by a demon a long time ago and he decided to make a pact with a dragon that gave him some of his blood to be more powerful but sometimes it goes out of control and he gets into a rage and kills everyone around him so he is not social and prefers to keep his distance.

Basically that.

>>496805

You can't tell me that there are not werewolves that are just as poorly written. Most of the morphs I've known have no such things at all, but I know of what you speak. It could go either way on both ends.

>>495819

This is all retarded bullshit.

Firstly: why do they need to coerce you shadily into questionable tests when they can throw you a bone top puns and just employ you full time? Medical science is sufficiently advanced that we don't need to do anything even close to vivisection to get an understanding of the body, and werewolves are still entirely mammalian anyway so what exactly are they even trying to learn? How you transform? They'd only need you once a month for that, and you'd be more than happy to let them drug you into unconsciousness so that you didn't have to experience the searing pain of having your entire body re-arranged. Plus, who is even doing this in the first place and why? At what point does this giant scheme begin to make money? Since when has investing in fucking magic turned a profit? The only people who would give a shit would be universities working on blue sky research grants and some big pharmaceutical companies that are so shot through with ethics committees that you can't even put a tag through a pig's ear anymore without having seven people sign off on it.

Secondly: why do you not have an insurance policy in the form of going public immediately? You have literally nothing to lose. You are still for all intents and purposes a human being with a disability - and an easily managed one at that. We know when the full moon will be and we know how to lock people in rooms for the night. You could rake in mad money from your fifteen minutes of fame, and be safe from ebil gubbermint abduction to boot.

Thirdly: people will *volunteer* to be infected because people are dumb.

Cruelty is not required, and people are very rarely cruel by nature. The typical person is at worst indifferent and pragmatic, and you'll be a lot more useful to them if you're co-operating fully as a valued member of the organisation whose contract they can end at any time than as an enormous legal liability of dubious profitability.

Unless you can point to the last example of corporations imprisoning people for years to run medical experiments on them I don't think there's a strong case for why they would do so now. That's typically what governments do - and that rarely, and generally with a strong reason to do it or someone of what they would consider dubious humanity (like a Jew is to a Nazi) to do it on.

>>495632

>1) The goblins already had about 10 times the effort put into them than the Worgen did in the first place, and Blizzard routinely flagrantly ignores Alliance in such matters

goblins getting more care than worgen doesnt change that worgen will most likely get an update, especially if goblin update is confirmed. alliance wouldnt leave an unbalance between the factions by updating one race and leaving the other from the same expansion unchanged. the blood elves hardly changed that much and they were still redone just because. worgen have way more glaring issues (e.g. arms are fucked up in even the most basic of animations such as Running Wild), there's a gigantic portion of the fanbase thats been asking for a model fix for worgen since cata, AND Greymane is already confirmed to be getting a new model, so Worgen are definitely following suit

>2) The game has degraded to the point that even if they did update worgen it wouldn't help. Any furries without the self respect to not play WoW already got on for Pandas.

no bearing whatsoever. this is completely and utterly irrelevant.

>3) Given blizzards speed, this is scheduled for two years from now, well after WoW releases that Frankenstein abortion of an expansion Legion and watch the last trickle of their subscriber base leave.

given the delay for updates in WoD i think it's a given that blizzard will shit it up and make people wait months for new models

>>495402

We'd shoot you with silver bullets

>>496817

Ok, ok, you got me. I was having some fun there.

You are 100% correct in what you are saying. Actual corporations in general aren't shadowrun/bladerunner level evil fucks that go full Umbrella Corporation. Particularly today where the concentrated douchery happens with payroll and profits, not research and development.

I mean, it costs far less to put a person in the lap of luxury and keep them happy than to fund 24 hour observation and guarding a single individual.

But come on, part of the fun of the werewolf fiction is dealing with shady government/corporate fucks and hiding from torch bearing villagers.

Come to think of it, what kind of reaction do you think the public would have to discovering a bonified werewolf exists? God only hopes you can keep anonymous or you might wake up to find a burning flea collar on your lawn or some other crazy stupid bullshit.

>>496011

>/co/ fotm shit that was only brought on by Herny

Nah man, nah. Literally a meme waifu.

>>497117

To steal a line from the Monster Girl side.

The bitch is on the outside.

>get into relationship with a girl

>slowly reveals her horrible person power level

>stuck in bad relationship financially

>she is attacked one night

>becomes werewolf a month later

>massive, scary beast is loving and nurturing towards you and obsessed with 'play' time

>begin looking forward to the full moon

>she starts turning on more nights

>slowly teach her to speak

>she starts turning every night, there isn't even pain

>starts being wolf even in the day time as you help the wolf take over the hateful bitch

>one glorious day she changes for good

>snuggle up with wifuwolf

>>497043

The host that pities the parasite is…

Decidedly not very wise.

>>497154

If we kill indiscriminately the it's us who has abandoned our humanity.

Now come here and let me bite you for completely unrelated reasons.

>>497154

You should play Parasite Eve.

>>495419

>Public nakedness

>disadvantage

Do you mean being naked in human mode after loosing your clothing in werewolf mode? Because yeah, that'd be a problem. Otherwise, running around naked in werewolf mode seems like a minor selling point to me. You can't tell me that going to the most prudish places possible and flashing the were-junk wouldn't be fun, and thanks to the presumed superhuman speed and agility and such, you'd totally get away with it.

>>495440

If that were the absolutely only way, so be it. But I'd really hope there'd be an alternative that would apply to lady werewolves too. Like I dunno, drinking some werewolf breastmilk. Then there would be absolutely no part of becoming a werewolf I didn't like.

>>496925

In the original silver bullet story, the silver part was irrelevant. It was used because it was a blessed silver cross before it was melted down. The holiness was the point, not the material. So if you're following those rules, regular old silver would have no extra effect at all, AND be terrible material to make bullets out of.

+ Probably a big dick

- Probably a very weird lookin' dick

>>496122

>no City of Heroes

fixed that for ya ;'(

>>497319

Crazy dicks are fun tho.

>>497397

can you do one of him chokeslamming a woman/female fur, preferably breaking her collarbone?

I'd much rather get pounded by a big sexy werewoof than be one tbh

>>497397

Great linework, the neck fur makes the right arm look fugly at first glance, took me a second to see what was going on.

Very good detail on the face.

>>497397

Holy fucking shit, it's Snowskau. I knew I recognised that style.

>>497739

>>497397

Oh shit, are you actually snowskau? If so, nice fucking work. The left arm looks much better imo. Curious what he would look like without his ears pinned back but hey, free sexy dog-man with a boner on top, I can't complain.

>>496173

>The ultimate goal of the game would be to find out who you were before you became a werewolf and what happened. Starting the game as a feral monster but slowly re-learning how to interact with the world.

you're basically describing the MC from bloodborne.

>>498744

Well, kind of. But you know, have actual werewolves in the game for more than like 2%

Don't get me wrong, Bloodborne is, like, the penultimate lovecraft game. And a souls game that actually has a somewhat cohesive story to boot. It just didn't have ANYTHING to do with the werewolves.

>>498759

I got back into Magic when Innistrad came out to do the werewolf deck. Only to see the game is an unworkable mess at this point. I'm excited for the art and for my friends to think werewolves are enough to make me get back into that filth.

>>498759

I love my werewolf deck, and it's still my go-to deck whenever I'm doing kitchen table magic with friends. I pretty much never buy boosters, and I never play standard, I just like making goofy anthro tribal decks (rat ninjas are absurdly fun to play). I like the idea of more werewolves, but after battle for zendikar…man.

man

>>498860

At the beginning of the year I was super hyped that we were going to get two major releases with werewolves instead of zombies.

One looked to be a vanity project so I figured it would at least be popular. The other was a From game so even though I wasn't going to get it, I could at least expect it to meet a certain standard.

Then of course The Order was ABSOLUTE horse shit. Didn't it only have like 6 werewolves in the game or some shit like that? Just absolutely horrible.

From, while at least…

Ok. The gameplay is solid, but someone needs to bitchslap the developer when they throw in stupid bullshit into the game. The hunter battles need to be surgically removed from that game, or at least given the same bullet and stamina limit you have.

Now with that out of the system I can say again. I'm glad that the Lovecraft fans have their game, but now I want my god damn werewolf game.

Just, at least take a cookie cutter zombie game and instead of hundreds to thousands of zombies, put in a single werewolf. It's the shit easy way to do it but at least its something damn it.

What about stories?

Does anyone know any good stories about werewolves and where to find them?

>>498954

You might get some mileage here

http://heliotroph.deviantart.com

That being said, you can get updated versions of their main story here

http://www.daemoneye.net/novels.html

>>496925

At least let me knot your wife first, anon.

>>497739

Can you open your god damn commissions you cunt i want to throw money at you

>>498969

Oh wow, I did not know this exists!

Thanks!

>>496173

>My dream game idea, if I ever luck out and win the lottery or something cause I can't program for shit

Not that my dream game would make extensive use of werewolves, but I know that feeling. I can do 2d and 3d art, I've even done that and more for games and apps, but I am far too terrible at coding to do it all myself and can't afford to hire a coder either. Not to mention that even if I was a competent programmer, art and visuals alone would already be more than enough work for one person since I have no interest in cheap artsy indie giant pixel garbage.

At least if coding is all you can do, you can employ programmer graphics and make something functional if ugly. Artist programming, on the other hand, just plain won't work at all.

>>498759

Are Magic werewolves the one with the weird double sided card mechanic where one side is normal the other side is wolf, or am I thinking of something less mainstream?

>>498759

Yep but with eldrazi being in innistrad I think we're going to get the M:tG version of >>498860's beef with bloodborne.

But running a cult deck is exactly why I'm excited.

>>498759

>very specific plot thing happens that removes all werewolves from the plane

>werewoles will return in the new set anyway

The current creative team is so shit they cant even get their own lore straight.

>>499134

I think I actually remember reading that not all of the werewolves became Wolfir, just most of them. But yes, between the nigh-autistic obsession with planeswalkers and the dumpster fire that was battle for Zendikar, my faith in M:TG is pretty damn low.

>>498860

i kinda had that feeling to, for the longest time when i was playing the original release i wanted to unlock the ability to transform like father gasceogne.

now i didn't have the internet so i thought eventually that i might have to max out the beasthood bar to transform, nope its just a damage taken/dealt multiplier.

turns out i need the DLC to be able to transform into either a walking blue plant dream or a very hairy werewolf, and then i need to remove my hunter of hunter's rune.

i just want a temporary tranformation as that game's version of power within, a buffed state that may or may not eat away at my health.

>>498969

That Lycanthrope Club series is so fucking weird about the whole "FEAR THE CRYPTOZOOLOGIST" shit

I also don't know whether to applaud or call bullshit on the fact that they're 8 years into having several thousand werewolves in the US without having a single gang member or terrorist considering they're having serious resource problems to the point where one of them had to resort to illegal deals

>>499510

I think that's the whole gimmick of Cresent Shadows

The government has slapped on such a tight leash on them and their organization to keep it from spreading while simultaneously utilize lycans for their own gains. Melinda gets desperate enough to maintain her "species" that she stars to illegally spread it to whoever she can covertly find willing, and winds up sparking an incident when a deranged psychopath gets indirectly infected by one of her converts

It's all about control and what happens when you enforce too much control or too little in the wrong spots

>>499543

Yeah but it's just… how in the name of christ did NALA manage to avoid getting one gang member or domestic terrorist or even PETA member infected even with all that's been said and done, specially since a lot of the workforce are possibly whimsical and hard-to-control college kids? It just screams convenient in the most contrived way. Not that much of that'll matter now after that weird cliffhanger ending about an entire stadium getting temporarily wolf'd up, like as if Melinda's struggles were all for nothing, if her reaction to that news is any indication.

You know, at this point, I WISH Bolton was right about Triad Jiang Shi/Vampires.

>>499551

Also… that's a lot of faith to put into people to not spread lycanthropy.

>>499510

This here is why I think the 'secret society' setting for werewolves is bullshit.

It relies on contrivance after contrivance for the narrative to work until the whole thing eventually breaks down and the reader/watcher/player realizes there's no actual tension in the setting.

Well, it is a very artificial way to create conflict, but it is justified. Oppression alone is not interesting, though, which is where I think that truly fails. I admittedly can't write with action in mind, so as much as I would like to, I can't make a story myself. I've devised a thousand different aspects of how things work, but no story. I'm also too far on the furry side of the spectrum, so there would be no point anyway.

>>499629

>>499636

Well, I'll tell you what, I'm trying to write something (emphasis on trying), and this isn't going to be a panacea per se, but I'm going for a subversion of the secret society trope: Instead of a form of resistance to maintain secrecy like the Lycanthrope Club series… "tried", I'm gunning for a secret society that fools human non-Hunters with half-truths and sleight of hand. I guess it'd be like Men in Black, but instead of a Neuralyzer, it'd be a coverup story that doesn't raise long-term suspicion. Or a master pickpocket in action.

>>499658

Actually, no, even better: If it happens in Japan, play it off as a high-budget indie Super Sentai film shoot.

Well, I was trying to be careful because I wasn't sure by what is meant by "secret society". All forms of "good" werewolves I know of DEPEND on the matter of secrecy in some form, otherwise, yeah, everyone is going to hunt you down and don't pretend it isn't going to happen because it will. The difference is how visible this society is, and having a transparent one isn't going to be good for anyone involved. Rule number 1 is always that you prevent anyone from knowing, at all costs, yes, even death. If there is danger of leaks, you lay low and don't draw attention to yourself. I can see how a teenager would be unable to do this and it would end up going badly for them, but yeah, this is not the kind of conflict we need to see.

For this kind of thing to work, it needs to be a long-established network hiding in plain sight. I've always seen werewolves like this. If revealed, they cover up their tracks and relocate if need be. Only the reasonable people may be trusted, and even that would require a very firm sense of judgment.

Basically, the idea of using teenagers alone for this was a bad idea. You need people with more of a sense of control. The pall of oppression can still be present, but it shouldn't be overt. The common framework for werewolves is ripe with conflict of all sorts. This junk really writes itself, but like I said, I am not that kind of person.

>>499766

True, that can work, but is most often done in a medieval setting. (or at least Renaissance) I've never seen it applied to a modern setting. Indeed, there's no way such a thing can remain a secret, and no amount of hiding will keep you from those that would hunt you down.

Heh…funny…the people most capable of having an open fantasy world in a modern setting are comic books. This would allow them to use their abilities freely. That makes me ashamed that I would entertain that the opposite was true. Not only is it not logically sound, but it would go against the nature of the werewolf as well. The entire point is to embrace the animal within. You can't exactly do that trying to hide from everything.

It also makes the question of what are you going to do with your powers more apparent. This is why my own quest to make a story failed, because I was unable to think of a premise. It's something easy to miss when you're not given a real reason to be a werewolf at all.

The framework is all there, but it would have to be modified in a certain way. I know of no lycanthrope superheroes, but I'd be fooling myself if I believed they did not exist, because I'm sure they do, and beyond some roleplay, too. I wouldn't try to do such a thing, though. Everything else only leads to thinking like Spiderman delivering pizza. There would have to be something else to generate conflict.

>>499766

I can't recall if that's how the old Werewolf worked, but in new Werewolf it definitely doesn't just go away - there's an entire group of characters you can play called Hunters, who range from bog-standard humans with bats to secret government military units.

And that's basically what makes the notion of a group hiding it's existance not laughable (at least in the revised WoD) - the government isn't somehow blind to things. They know it exists. But they're not going to tell anyone because they have to keep the public unaware of all of these horrible things lurking in the shadows or things will go to hell real quick.

Especially since often enough those people in office and unwittingly having their strings pulled by something else they're not even aware of.

tl;dr, it works in WoD/Werewolf because it's a pretty kitchen sink setting so no one exposes werewolves because cthullu will eat their brains otherwise.

>>499671

Fun fact about that: The Lycanthrope Club series actually started out as a softcore porn story posted on Create Your Own Change where the antagonist is a 200-year-old religious extremist, and all the female werewolves were described as having huge breasts, so that explains why there's so many female characters, and that partially explains why there's so many teenagers in NALA.

>>499766

Yeah, I think this is a sign that the trope subversion hasn't been attempted much before, if at all. Wish me luck?

>>500917

I think you can still find the original draft of the story on DA, including the undead religious crusader guy (I think that's what he was) though the second book still implies in both versions that Melinda and Phillip are banging at the end

>>501103

I just checked, it's not quite the ORIGINAL original draft, but it's one of the later ones before he rewrote it for the published version. I can see the scene where Melinda writes a just-in-case note to her parents before she goes to look for Yvette, the scene where the cheerleaders start to like being a werewolf relatively suddenly, and Simon Stein (kek) and the silver fork is still there.

>>496389

You beat me to it! Just shows how English has changed, back then "man" only meant person, Human. What we call a man was a wereman, which meant husband man and the opposite was wifman a wife man. So it really should be wifwolf.

>>501330

The real question is, what would a wifwolf call you?

Bonus points for both public and private pet names.

>>501333

Nice trips! It depends on her personality I suppose much like Human women. Probably normal stuff in public and maybe she playfully refers to you as food like pork chop or "my favourite chew toy" in private.

>>501346

Oh! And her idea of "coming on" to you is saying "I want to Bury a bone!" to which you say "A bone?" She then answers "Yes, a bone-r, in my pussy - LETS FUCK!"

>>501333

"*gasp!* Aw, poor Woowoo got a booboo!"

Any other ideas on how to kill a silver-immune werewolf other than "lots of fire", "apply copious amounts of CO2 into the skull", "make them swallow an acid bomb", "jab a live lightning rod up their butt" and "crush their skull into their ribcages"?

Shit, those are the best objectives I can come up with. There's got to be more that I missed.

>>501442

Starve them. Or suffocate them.

There are tons of non-lethal means of disabling something that should get around regeneration way easier than trying to out damage the healing.

Electrocution, Powerful Drugs, that foam shit that hardens on contact, or just a good old net to capture the beast, then just don't feed it till it expires. Hell, you could just make a carbon fiber snare trap and just hang it by its foot for a few weeks, that would do it.

>>501457

Oooooooh, suffocation sounds like a great idea! Although… I wonder if force-feeding them ghost peppers would do the trick.

>>501442

>>501457

>>501463

What's with the werewolf hate here?

>>501474

Wouldn't *you* want to know how to stop ferals and rogues from going apeshit at humans?

>>501475

Ferals and rouges sure but it seems to be an out and out "kill 'em all" attitude.

>>501464

you want a werewolf mother? a screaming werewolf mother?

>>501442

Well, my compromise for having werewolves that aren't fatally weak to silver is that they're just as fragile as any other animal.

>>501474

Was just answering the question.

Also, people giving up because they can't 'kill' the target is a pet peeve of mine in stories. There are LOTS of ways to deal with something that don't involve killing.

Like, I would love to see a human hunter be mocked by younger members of a werewolf tribe. Basically laughing at the idea of a human, even with silver, being able to take down a werewolf. Only for the plot to call for the human to put his boot up their asses. Then you see him pull out the dirtiest tricks in the book. Wearing a safety device and spreading pure capsicum around. Playing an ear splitting sound in the werewolf hearing range. Even wearing protective eye-wear and setting off prosperous flares. Essentially taking strength of the werewolves and turning it against them, or rendering things like reflexes and strength useless.

Come to think of it, that could be an interesting bit of development for werewolf elders to teach younger ones some god damn respect and fear for humans if they start feeling invincible. Go and hire that one human hunter that will wipe the floor with their asses and not kill them just as a lesson. That a simple rational mind is infinitely more powerful than all the blessings they get as lycanthropes and to not forsake humanity simply because they have the option. I mean, even full blooded wolves saw the benefit of mankind, and look how well they did as a species, Before the recent bullshit trend of inbreeding because people are fucking stupid.

>>501615

This. This, right fucking here. This is why I love people like you.

>>501615

Of course, the more common ingenuity you make a point of humans using in werewolf stories, the more you need to let the werewolves themselves apply the same tactics. Sure, burning phosphorus would mess up werewolves, but there's no reason werewolves can't use it to mess up humans in addition to everything else a werewolf can do. Otherwise you hit that problem a lot of stories do where humans balance things out with technology, but there's no real reason the monsters couldn't use that tech too. Heck, it doesn't even have to be monsters, comics bug me the same way with how technology can match super-powers, but for some reason those with super-powers never use technology in addition to their super-powers and thus have it all.

So anyway, unless werewolves are mindless feral beasts, there's no reason they shouldn't carry guns and such too, and thus have access to all the tech and tricks humans have AND the natural abilities humans don't. And don't tell me guns are redundant to super-strength and fangs and claws, because when werewolves lose, it's often due to humans shooting them from beyond melee range. In which case, guns are super relevant to countering that range disadvantage werewolves keep finding themselves in.

With that said though, the story has already probably lost me at "werewolves vs humans" anyway. Why does it always have to be adversarial? Why does the conflict in any "humans and something else" setting always have to be the fight between the humans and the other things?

>>501442

Because humans have to be the best at everything. I thought everyone knew this. Yeah, even the ones that supposedly recognize the abilities of animals or whatnot, humans still have to be better.

Anyway, I think the point is that doing such a thing would make the most prevalent werewolf power, super strength, nigh useless. True, there are other abilities that would only enhance one's capability with guns and such, but you would be sacrificing a power for it. You can do that, but you can't easily do both. You have to create situations where they'll be in close combat, which is very plausible, why do you think bayonets existed?

>>502182

Well, yeah. Aside from the sound thing (which could be countered with a few ear plugs) pretty much everything there is universally usable in the general sense. Of course any group of werewolves that actually respected humanity wouldn't end up having to fight a hunter to begin with, hopefully. The scenario was really thought up to tear down any group that makes that more than common association in werewolf fiction that human = bad. I mean if we all had a nickle for every werewolf story where 'the beast' overtakes someone as they change we'd have like 20 bucks between us.

Come to think of it, that could be a super funny little story. Human turns into a werewolf and a wolf personality completely subverts the human, but the human personality haunts it and constantly calls it out on stupid shit. So instead of a human with wolf instincts constantly pressing on it, its a wolf with human logic and intelligence constantly explaining to him why what its doing is retarded.

Back to the point.

It would be amazing if you saw fiction where a pack of werewolves actually sat down and put the work in to re-design human technology for their own use. I imagine the only reason they couldn't use firearms right out of the gate is size differences, or the possibility that proper gun handling didn't quite work 100% with the slightly different musculoskeletal structure. Hell can you imagine what kind of weapons a being that can lift a car would be capable of handling? They could conceivably wield something stupid like a GAU-8 or something equally pants shitting. That doesn't even cover the idea that a werewolf simply load himself up with armor. A werewolf might be vulnerable to silver, but you know what isn't? Kevlar and ceramics.

Like I said before. Even pure, 100% feral wolves had enough smarts to realize just how fucking intelligent and useful humans were. The ones that joined up with them now are among the most successful creatures on the planet. Of course, I've always thought that werewolf fiction was written no so much as the wolf taking over. Wolves generally don't do 1/10th the shit the werewolf does in a monster movie. I always thought it was better when the monstrous part of the werewolf IS the human side. A person given the excuse that they are a monster, wont get caught, or are going to hell anyways in the older witch trial-y eras. Not just given the anonymity, but power to do whatever they want to whoever they want.

>>502234

This is generally how I see werewolves myself, but I can see how it would be a difficult trope to break for most people. The rest is also a difficult trope to break since the classical view of werewolves is so well ingrained. It only exists in modern settings thanks to ever so conveniently placed forests. On one hand, we all know that prejudice will always be a thing, and it is just as potent now as it was then. Some people just will not let go of old ideals. The difference is that modern times also lends MORE to the idea that humans and werewolves can coexist. This is what I think would be the best feature of a world where werewolves are a known thing. There are those that will oppress them, but there are also the people that will support them.

However, I also feel for the same reason, not all werewolves are the same, either. They can be good or evil, and yes, they can even fight each other. In my version, there are even those that are accidentally changed or those that can't embrace their inner instincts and become consumed by it. For me, the balance of the condition itself has always been the central premise of a werewolf. For most, they feel this is something to be conquered, I do not. This could also be a conflict presented. Indeed, though, just because you have control doesn't mean you aren't also still a feral beast.

People would go far in realizing that it's not the Middle Ages or Renaissance anymore. Some things do not change, but remember that they have regardless. You have even given me things to consider that I wouldn't have before.

>>502234

A werewolf is already plenty strong and agile as is, but you know what else is awesome that they can use? Martial arts! :D

And I don't just mean dumb shit like "haiyaaaaaa crane kick!" or pointless nunchaku twirling or Kailindo which may or may not work half the time depending on whether or not aerokinesis is a thing, I sure as fuck wouldn't want to try to mess with someone that hits hard and can change between bipedal and quadrupedal striking stances on a dime

>>502307

What we got of Talbain is pretty much as good as we can get with the concept right now. But hey! Better than nothing, right? Besides, I hear there's someone who's REALLY wanting to or is trying to illustratively expand on the concept. Personally, I'm rooting for the guy.

>>502343

Well, he hasn't gotten any new official stuff in what? 15-20 years?

But yeah, mastering the classic lycanthropic curse via kung fu discipline is kind of a one note trick. But look how far Ryu has gotten by being 'Fight Man!'

What do you mean someones trying to expand the concept? I know recently Talbain has gotten an upsurge in fan art, but that isn't saying much.

>>502196

>>502234

>>502250

Guys, you are the reason why I have faith /Furry/ is not only about horny furries looking for porn.

As far as werewolves go, I have always liked the perspective that the human part in a werewolf is the one that's actually commiting all the monstruous things werewolves are known for. Wolves are not randomly violent creatures, they don't have vendettas, they don't go hunting the innocent virgin after killing her dick of a jock boyfriend. Of course, this comes from years of rural farmers and goat herders that have lost part of their flock to hungry wolves: It's obvious they would perceive wolves as evil by nature, and therefore a Werewolf as an even more terrible evil.

>>502494

Ah, I love that idea for a wounded transport on a soldier that can switch between bipedal and quadruped.

Can't wait to see what else he comes up with, also kind of hope more people are inspired to do some work making werewolves more than just 'noble savage' at best.

I heard that in that weird fallout crossover that the pone fans did they came up with the idea of 'battle saddle' to allow characters without thumbs to wield weapons that should require hands, I love that kind of stuff.

>>502698

*sigh* I miss muscle Felicia.

I have to admit that even though I love impossibly massive wolf beasts, you are right that it doesn't make much sense. The closest justification I've ever come up with was the muscles being overly large to allow the body to do all the things both base bodies can do. But even if admit that's a bs reason.

I think there's room for both though.

/fighters/, here.

>>502307

>Hell, even developing different fighting styles based on using claws or not.

Don't ask too much. We talk about a 1995 game, here. Besides, Gallon is already perfect as it is. He was meant to be VSav version of Fei Long. With Rekkas and anti-air kicks. A rushdown oriented charcater in a rushdown oriented game.

>>502426

Devs wanted to make another Darkstalkers. Capcom didn't wanna risk it. Then, Sony approaches them with a deal and the same dev team now do Street Fighter V. What a shame.

>>502698

>>502698

>He wasn't any more bigger or bulkier as a werewolf than he was as a human. In fact, thanks to his different posture he was effectively shorter.

Sprite limitations. Also, Gallon controls his werewolf part with his martial practice. He stops his natural instincts of a coldblood wolf killer with his strongwill as a kung-fu Master. Do you think he will be this thin if he unleash all of his power?

>>502707

>*sigh* I miss muscle Felicia.

Me too, my friend.

>>502494

got any more like the first pic?

>>502735

>Nothing but shitty re-releases and they can't even 'risk' making Street Fighter V without a 3rd party fronting the money.

Nothing new, here. AAA companies loves doing that. Ubisoft, EA, Activision…

>Every con they are at has Strider, Mega Man, Darkstalkers, Power Stone, Breath of Fire and Rival Schools as far as the eye can see but Ooops, you didn't shatter records for the 8th re-release of this eddition of the game, guess nobody wants it.

Funny. You remind me of Nintendo. Even Activision have licencies like Crash that doesn't use that often.

>So, in general, you get a werewolf party member in an RPG. What roll would you have it fill and how would it perform that job? The more detail the better.

I'm not a huge RPG player, but it would be a good warrior, if he can control his power. Even unleash some magic that can make him transform when he wants. Entirely or partially.

>>502735

I was thinking something non-traditional and came up with a good one for healer. Have a werewolf priest/monk type that has communed with his bestial nature and raised his ability to regenerate to its xenith, and how he heals is by taking other party members damage upon himself and regenerating it away.

>>502707

People always either draw Felicia without the muscles, or rarely too much muscles. But never the build she officially had.

In any case, I could deal with a mix of werewolf types, if that ever happened. But they're usually all equally huge.

>>502722

It isn't sprite limitations, if that were the case how could Victor be so huge?

>>502735

Yeah, I hate modern Capcom. They're the company I used to love in name only now. They love to claim their awesome heritage, but in any way but ACTUALLY MAKING MORE OF THOSE GAMES. If they did classic Capcom Darkstalkers/Breath of Fire/etc art direction on modern platforms with a solid budget, I'd actually buy their games again.

>>502756

Seiken Densetsu 3 had a werewolf as a main character choice, and he could potentially go all spiritual healer style. He didn't eat the damage so much as just cast healing spells, but still, there has been a werewolf healer monk before.

>>502726

Nah, that's all I found so far. I'm keeping an eye on that guy though, maybe he's making more of them as we speak.

>>502698

I got a feeling the dude's not quite a one trick pony. I'm gonna see what else he can make.

>>502735

>You see nothing out of them but Monster Hunter and

Hold up. Monster Hunter is one of the best video game series ever made, I hope you're not trying to imply otherwise

>>502851

I've always felt that Monster Hunter is like a Saltine Cracker to a starving man.

In general if you want to go out and hunt monsters it's either Monster Hunter, or a sub-quest in an RPG. The game has loads of small problems, if it actually had to try and compete with something they would be hammered out in a game or two, but since there's pretty much 0 competition you still have problems. The games have just above EA sports game tier improvements between the games. Even then, at least they add up and is obviously where all the talent is being funneled.

>>502759

>If they did classic Capcom Darkstalkers/Breath of Fire/etc art direction on modern platforms with a solid budget

Want to get pissed off with a free one?

-Take Dragons Dogma

-Add in Breath of Fire races for Peon system

-Put in Dragon Gene system

There, I just made an S-tier Breath of Fire title, and it didn't take me 6 years to put it out on iOS.

>>502735

Darkest Dungeon's approach is how I'd go with it, even though he's not actually a proper werewolf

>human form is utility mostly, has poison, self heal and stun but is pretty much only good for being a stunbot

>beast form has top tier frontline DPS but stresses the party out when he transforms and slowly builds up stress until he falls out of the transformation

Not proper lycanthropy but good for actual gameplay

>>503043

Yeah, I really do miss their old visual design.

>>503028

it does in my book.

>>503859

I want to call her Brunhilda.

>>503859

Total waifu material.

I hope they come with dicks as well

>>503805

>>503827

>>503859

>>503881

>>503898

Bad news, on indefinate hiatus.

http://jmmodding.tumblr.com/

>>503899

FUCK

So here's a little bugbear after seeing the bugbear thread in /furry/:

When you're designing werewolves, perhaps consider that *maybe* shifting makes your hair grow longer depending on the person, NOT recede or disappear and replacing your fabulous hairstyle with what's basically the Genghis-Khan-Mullet-With-Fur hairstyle or a bald head relative to the rest of your pelt.

>>504239

Maybe this makes me the odd man out among hardcore werewolf fans, but the transformation itself never really held much interest for me. In fact, while I like shapeshifting powers in general, I don't get the transformation fetish in the least.

For me, the appeal is in having other forms and what they can do, not the transition itself. I focus on it as much as I focus on flipping the light switch on the way to the real goal of the room not being dark. To the extent I ever think about the transformation itself, it's just there because instantly changing form from one frame to the next, as it were, would seem like a really cheap special effect. So I just imagine a really quick, maybe half-second sorta deal. Usually with some kind of flashy magic effect obscuring things anyway, like melting into shadow as the transitional state, something like that.

Besides, one of the cool things about being a werewolf is basically having a built-in disguise for using your super powers. So the faster the transformation, the better.

>>505563

No, you're absolutely not the only one. I sometimes get the impression that TF scenes are there just for fanservice, up to the point where Idiot Balls have to be handed to everyone like confetti just to give the scene its spotlight.

It's kind of like…

"Hey, I noticed you're making a werewolf media product, what's it about?"

"It's about being a werewolf!"

"Uh… okay, what's the story about?"

"About being a werewolf!"

>>501480

> tfw

> never adopted by fiercely loyal werewolf family

> never had mom accidentally lick my cheek

> never saw dad howl at the moon

> never heard my sibling growl

> never figured out their secret

> never pretended I don't know

> never smiled inwardly at their awkward apologies once a month

> never listened to the confession

> never had them ask if I want to become one of them

> never said yes

>Werewolves wearing miniaturized Ack-Acks and Missile Systems strapped to their back

Are we Zoids yet? :D

>>509160

I didn't know george zimmer was a lycanthrope

>>509187

I GUARANTEE IT

THOSE ARE SOME VINTAGE MEMES YOU'VE GOT THERE. I APPROVE.

>>509160

id fuck this suit

>>509288

there are suits I'd fuck, sadly.

Luckily this isn't one of them.

>>509160

That suit is actually pretty good. Works far better when not cartoony.

>>509492

Holy shit I'm laughing so hard right now.

>>509160

Disadvantage: You now have a strange obsession with forests because of your altered psyche to the point where even one tree causes you to run around it, your bedroom's wallpapers are trees, and even your computer's wallpaper and theme is trees

>>509558

Holy fuck, how did you know?

>>509874

Educated guess. By "educated", I meant, "holy shit, people won't stop writing about being "drawn to the forest"".

>>502735

Seeing so many responses already, let me try my hand.

If a Psion; assuming superb mental control that means you have an ultra durable, regenerative caster who can blow shit up and take hits like a champ.

Psychometabolism-focussed… titanic uber-werewolves created by the werewolf just pumping all his mental energy into biomass or by mixing in Metacreativity you get a werewolf with crystal claws and teeth as sharp as shaped diamond.

A telelpathic werewolf could not only smell your fear but can literally know everything you're afraid of.

>>510573

I haven't made any visual proof of concept yet, and I haven't come up with a name, but I came up with a long winded form of this the other day:

You're a werewolf capable of creating various tools or weapons using the harvested bodyparts and organs of other werewolves, and it doesn't have to be entire parts, but rather, preserved parts that you're able to "sew together" into whole parts. You learn that one of the most important components to your organic tools and weapons is an artificially created werewolf heart, and the best-quality heart that you harvest bits of a still-beating heart from can become an organic motor. Suddenly you now have a crossbow made of bone, sinew, muscle and leather, with bones for bolts, and it has an automatic reloading mechanism powered by bits of your or someone's heart, and you can change how fast it shoots by regulating its heartbeat, and if you're clever enough, you can make a quiver that makes use of its own regenerative capabilities and grow its own ammunition inside.

What do you call this? Flesh-smithing?

>>510689

Considering our own bodies do the craziest shit, I'd put plausibility on the shift-locking.

>>505563

Only thing great about the transformations is the wardrobe malfunctions/clothing damage

>>510691

I think it would shift with the mother or just stay human.

If it's the kind of shifting normally thought of, it doesn't matter and shifts with them. If it's controlled shifting, then it both shifts at random and shifts with the mother due to shared systems.

>>510651

Man, how did they fuck them up?

I mean, isn't this the biggest sign of how badly blizzard was falling, that they turned this into the still broken Chihuahua model?

>>511032

Well, some parts of it are better off. Worgen were once a creature from like another reality or something. I have no idea how things got mucked up, really. Chances are, they ran out of time and had to go with what worked best, even though everyone in the test realms told them otherwise. Then again, it is known that after some time, they just flipping stopped listening to everyone and just did what they wanted, which is what has resulted in Legion, a top 10 list of stuff people have wanted in game for years. (though not without some incompetent choices)

>>511218

what a qt

Why is there such a shortage of female werewolves for furry media?

>>511333

Because female werewolves are garbage

>>511032

I'm pretty sure we discussed that earlier in this thread, but otherwise, I don't bloody know. Wolf womens are sexy.

>>511438

They're ready to kill you at that point, so no.

>>511667

>>511762

Best waifu~

>>511218

I flip my were back and forth.

>>511844

>"We are born of the boobs"

>"Made men by the boobs"

>"Undone by the boobs"

>"Our eyes are yet to open"

>"Beware the old boobs"

>>511438

>werewolf character in this game already has 2 sex scenes

das it mane

>>511676

You don't put your finger on the trigger unless you are actually shooting.

/r/ing Werewolves and Shapeshifters

>>511902

oh my god my sides

>>511954

Looking back on it, my only regret was not considering changing out "old" with "saggy" when I was typing it.

>>496022

Do any of you know the source of the series of this. I've seen a shit ton of things like this that appear to be from the same origin but have had no luck in finding it.

Any help appreciated, thanks.

>>511861

>2016 in autism award

Have some faith in bronies, otherkins, and other furr scum in general. They can do a lot worse than a werewolf impersonation.