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Lol, WhiteWolf is the way to go if you like large intimidating ridiculously powerful werewolves.

Human to Wolfman to me is 5'9" and 143 lbs to 9'4" and 718 lbs.. Woot

Very nice, that is what I've always really believed werewolves would/"should" look like. I like how they both look relatively intimidating, to me atleast.

Think I'm feeling the way the majority of the crowd is, that is to say that werewolves could bark but probably wouldn't unless they thought it might help them. Fool a person into thinkin they're seeing a really big dog instead of a wolf, or some such

I think I'm going to have to go with an other vote, I like to think that a werewolf's transformations would only hurt if they fought the change, i.e you don't fight, it doesn't hurt, or atleast it doesn't hurt as much

I Voted for some horror, because in my mind there would have to be some of the whole "scary" aspect, it's part of why I like watching werewolf movies.

Hello all. Just found a song not too long ago by Three Days Grace, called "Animal I've Become". All around this is a great song, might fit better in a soundtrack than an actual scene but, meh.

I would think that there would be pain at the sight of the wound, maybe extreme maybe not. Also the closer it got to full moon the more aggressive/moody they would be. Also like in American Werewolf in Paris the heightened senses would start to come into play, maybe be a little stronger and/or faster.

I'd Think that the original infection would make you "proof" against the others.

Though Laurell K. Hamilton has an interesting character in one of her Novels, the man started as a lycanthrope hunter who survived an attack by a werewolf. Once he figured out for sure that he was indeed infected he ...

I picked no Imbalance Simply because I'm sick of seeing it the way Jamie explained in the beginning(mostly males or more rarely females) but like terastas said, if there's going to be an imbalance so be it, just make it make sense, have a reason for the imbalance.

Name's Eryq, Born in Edinburgh, Scotland but live in OR, whoo-wee.
Any-way found this site through www.werewolf-movies.com and kinda dove in head first. Yeh, like most everyone in here I enjoy werewolf movies and stories and well EVERYTHING about 'em really, got into the stuff when I was 4 or 5(ma ...

The biggest drawback I could see to being a werewolf, disadvantage wise might be the instincts. Having this potential desire to chase something that runs because of a part of your brain telling you that's what prey does. So if it's running, it must be prey.

Also, the whole being alone in the world ...

I'll have to agree with Vrikasatma and Lupin. Though Lycanthropy can seem like a powerup, it also can cause you to feel segregated from the rest of humanity.

Its a secret thats always eating away at you, that no matter who someone is, they can't be trusted with that secret that "Hey I'ma werewolf ...

I always thought that like most things in the world, it was inherently neutral, and became good or bad depending the person that got it. Some would live in fear of the coming of the full moon, never learn to control it if they could, and live out the rest of their lives in misery, feeling that they ...

:D i have to say thanks too, even though I may not actiually get one. but in this case, it's the thought that counts.

I agree whole-heartedly, the thought is what counts, even if you don't like a gift, you should still be grateful that someone actually got you a gift to begin with. So, thank you ...

I'd be surprised if you actually wanted this, but I was bored. All it is is 2 images put together.

http://img311.imageshack.us/img311/2426/wolfavatar8ip.jpg

If anyone wants to use it though, feel free.
If no one else wants that I would more than happy to take that off your hands and use it ...

I think werewolves should have a term for people that aren't werewolves. It would seem kind of silly to keep saying "the humans" since werewolves are humans half the time anyway, and saying "non-werewolves" would probably get to be too much for the tongue after a while. I don't know, I think it ...

Well, if you don't drive, but I gotta think that you'd sooner or later want to drive somewhere and then shift. There's ways of dealing with it. There're those magnetic cases you can put your keys in and stick them under the car. Werewolves could carry pouches or use back packs.


Oh please!! I don ...

As far as I know, this is impossible for retractable claws, as they have to be connected by a system which allows for motion, making them much weaker. It can be simplified to one question, really; are they weapons or utilities? I know even some large cats (cheetah?) have fixed claws due to the ...