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Well, Vuldari, if you put that way, I have to agree with you...

Any toughts on the transformation/regeneration point?

Ohh, I see... Then I made a small mistake in my posts. Anyway, the regenerating matter is kind of related but needs a bit of developing. It's related cause to regenerate you create new cells, and to transform you create new cells, therefore I see the connection between the two.

But once it is grown the werewolf doesn't have to maintain it - it's already there. And the thing with combining the regeneration-ability with this topic you'll have to explain me a little bit more detailed, cause I couldn't catch your point

Note: Please try to use easy english, as you can see, I ...

But a werewolf 'owns' them, since it is a naturally state of being to him/her, isn't it?

Well, he doesn't exactly keep the fur in his pocket, right? Assuming that you're not combining the regenerating abilitie with the transformation one... :)

Note: The regeneration abilitie of the werewolf ...

Actually, what I meant is that you are growing only the fur and stuff for a limited time only (since you don't actually "own" them). Think like this...
A person transforms. He/She grows bigger, furrier, with a tail, etc. This transformation requires energy, cause the all the muscles, hair/fur and ...

Yeah, it's unnatural to a human, but we're talking about werewolves, aren't we? Wink

Wha-? But I'm talking about werewolves...I'm just saying that a person whose... Nevermind. You win.

What I meant was that, unlike a videogame, you wouldn't expend a certain amount of energy, but some energy(which is something that would be according to your age, size, "experience", and physical/mental state), cause you have to grow fur, teeth, etc... and maintain them (which is unnatural to a ...

Not that I think any of you will listen(seeing has I'm the new guy), anything that goes one way, goes the other, therefore, any WW would consume lots of energy just for one transformation, and in gestalt, they would consume more than a wolf or a human...

And about those abilities, well, I think a ...