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Figarou wrote:You know. I bet every member in this forum has a wolf statue of some kind.

That's right.


Although, I do tend to collect feline stuff more than wolf. I love cats of all sizes.

-- Vilkacis

In the interest of keeping track of these edits (so people don't have to go searching all over the place to find them), I'll post them here.



-- Vilkacis

Lookin' good.



-- Vilkacis

Figarou wrote:And a Figarou werewolf figure with duckie tossing action!!!

OMG!!! I want one!!!

How could I resist! I just had to make this:



(Where do all those duckies come from, anyway?)



-- Vilkacis

EDIT: Small stuff

First of all, babies can barely even move when their born, human and wolf alike. And who's to say that a gestalt baby would even have claws or teeth? This goes along with my line of thought. I was not thinking that the teeth / claws would be a significant factor, and I had not envisioned much activ...

I also didn't think any of the options really described my thoughts on the subject. I think it would depend on the individual to a certain point; however, most (excluding wolf-werewolves and those born as werewolves) would have a common origin and upbringing in the human race, and would likely not c...

Have you ever sat in one position the entire day, not moving? Felt that dull aching in your muscles? It's easy to ignore at first, but as time goes on, it gets ever so distracting, until you finally just _can't help_ but get up and stretch your legs. As a programmer, I am rather familiar with the se...

So what's the majority conclusion here? Pain at first, maybe a significant amount, but counteracted by endorphines? And therefore a bit addictive like exercise? As I have mentioned elsewhere , I'm not really a fan of exceptionally painful transformations. I do know, however, that some out there rea...

First. Does as werewolf shift while pregnant ... And how much influence would the moon have in the womb? Would the baby be unable to control the influence and shift independently of the mother? I would have to agree with Figarou and Apokryltaros on this one. My first tendency would be to think that...

Now try and dodge this! http://www.figarou.com/avatars/Duckienukebomb.gif And I had done so well, up 'til now. http://img151.exs.cx/img151/1222/test1tz.gif ...though I have room in my mind for multiple versions. Agreed. Come on...how could that possibly NOT hurt? I suppose I should have been a bit ...

ABrownrigg wrote:In no way was I intending to criticize mind you, just to let you know. Welcome to the Pack.

I had not taken anything you said as criticism.


And thank you for your welcome.

As far as the moon. Its just too far a stretch to not use it in my opinion. There is a connection in my heart, and I feel strongly about it. Originally I had planned not to use the moons influence at all. But it was silver that redirected me to what I was searching for as far as poetry. Also it has...

Heh, a skilled duckie dodging expert. http://img129.exs.cx/img129/6082/dodgeduckie25od.gif Me no likey: *The word 'gestalt' to describe the hybrid form Well, there is a reason for that. I think its to seperate what the other people uses. White-wolf uses Crinos. But I think they are using something ...

I've been lurking around for a while now, dodging random mal-tossed duckies while creeping around in the background, largely unnoticed. I have to admit: I'm very interested. I don't agree with all of the decisions that have been made thus far; however, I think Freeborn is shaping up to be a fine pro...