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Yes, very "correct". These are people who are by nature a mix of both Wolf and Human. Both species are social, territorial, and heirarchial in their relationships within groupings. The reason for their secrecy is due to the reactions of humans when confronted by an apparently alien specie...

My Wulf claws/nails are essentially very similar to human finger nails, in the sense that an armored car is essentially similar to a delivery van. They're flat, like human nails; but they can grow to nearly an inch past the fingertips, and be as strong as aluminum. Since they have nail beds that ar...

FormicHiveQueen wrote:The only time a werewolf was in one of my dreams, the werewolf decided to eat me.

That Bites " Parden the punn" " But it really does. I would hate a dream like that.

Grow out from under human nails and then they break off? Sounds painful. Why not: At the start of the Shift, nail growth is stimulated to produce a heavier and more strongly rooted nail that grows out of the same nailbed. This produces a "Thin to Thick" set of nails that can then be remov...

LMAO !!! Thats Funny!! I like how you put that...Wingman. However, I have to disagree with you here. If seeing is the key to being able to believe, as is often the case in the movies, then showing a werewolf having a meal, would do a great job. I imagine it might even be preaty graphic. That is if t...

For the most part, when I say that vampire and werewolves are more similar than they are different, I mean in terms of mechanics, rather than story. Point-by-point, they usually have upwards of 80% shared abilities, such as enhanced strength, senses, dexterity, regeneration, feeding off of humans, ...

Well said all! my beleaf is that if you where to take out the triditional Hollywood view point on werewolves, revert back to the basic's and rebuild the werewolf, based on old-time myth and legands, while makeing them as real as posable with todays abilities, And taking out all or at least most of t...

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Well in any case, I still beleave that it would make really great werewolves, if they where to be made on a more realistic scale. So I beleave I have said all their is to say on this topic my self. So i will leave this topic to everyone elts, Remember Explore, Enjoy and ubove all always have fun, By...

How I would use my werewolf claws depends on several factors, such as how sharp they are, and how flexible and quick I am, and what the delay on my regeneration is. If they're not sharp or long enough to inflict substantial wounds, then I'd prefer a knife, club, or other weapon. If it also takes me...

Because a werewolf probably has honest-to-god claws , made for ripping flesh into itty bitty red strips, I doubt that would be much a problem. While human nails are made of keratin and thus not very strong, as is plainly visible on a skeleton , wolves' claws are made of bone. While wolves do not us...

So you have the same view point that I have as to the curse or blessing, depending on how one looks at it, being in the blood. And as is in the movies so often, simply killing your creator would not end this curse/blessing. That was what I was mostly looking for with this post. I always thought it m...

Point well made, We now know why you would use them, However we still do not know, How you would use them?? I guess this is my fault for not better explaining myself. It is very good to know why one would use their hands and/or claws, However it is also necessary to know How one would use them, What...

Hmm. It might help to know where the idea first came from. I can’t remember if the whole “kill the werewolf that bit you to end the curse” thing showed up first in mythology and movies. My best guess would be that it comes from the idea of the werewolf being the result of an evil curse. Getting to ...

As requested above here is the link to the new post called "" The link between Werewolves and Vampires? "" http://www.thepacksden.com/thepackboard/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=9073&start=0 That continues this off topic discussion In a place where It Is the topic at hand. I hope i...

The link between Werewolves and Vampires? What is it? I never understood the whole kill the leader you are back to normal thing. Or the wolf that bit you. Like on American Werewolf in Paris. I always thought that was pretty stupid. [/b] I agree with you here to some extent, I beleave that the passin...

I agree with you here to some extent, I beleave that the passing of the curse most likly came from the Vampire, The enemy of the werewolf. I could be wrong though. But that is way off the topic...

I'm pretty sure I remember Anthony Brownrigg saying that, in Freeborn , werewolves can infect others by scratching and biting because the shift causes their gums and cuticles bleed during the shift so they have their own infected blood in their mouth and under their nails. It's an idea I'm borrowin...

If I have this correct then Based on this alone, I see a werewolf that while in their full Werewolf form, would be great at Breaking the necks of its prey by using sheer strength alone. not necessarily needing to bite to deliver the final blow. However this would make for a dull Werewolf movie beca...

My werewolves aren't violent in nature. ;) But that's just me. But, if they did have to defend themselves, it would be their claws for fear of biting someone and turning them. Off topic One thing that you must take into acount is that a werewolves Bite only changes those who are bitten, but are not...

So, let me make sure I have this right. In your werewolves, only when in mostly human form do they have good dexterity. However in this form the strength of their grip suffers. And when they transform into more of a full werewolf, their dexterity suffers, but their gripping strength greatly increase...

I have desided to create this topic due to the strong effect it has had on another post. However this post has only to do with how a werewolf, Should be viewed using his claws and hands. As I stated before I beleave the werewolf, Should not be depicted as relying on their claws as a primary weapon. ...

Any way this is what i would like to see, Who knows maby it could be done in such a way that it would make a really scary as well as One of the best movies Ever. It would be something somewhat new, as well as a real challange to pull off. What do you think? Do you think it could be done?

This post is going no where Please Will someone Erase this post? I would like to have it deleated if you would this is a request from the creator Werewolfdragon Thinks.

Ok, First, Humans can work in a pack environment. Second, Wolves do work in a pack environment. So if both humans and wolves work in a pack environment, then it seems clear to me that werewolves, (both human and wolf) would work in a pack, even if they had to bite others in-order to create one? Now ...