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In my storyline, polytherianthropy occasionally happens, but it's rare. Usually the first infection prevents other infections. A polytherianthrope has several viruses occupying each cell. Most of the time, this doesn't happen, as explained above. When it does, the person is infectious with both or ...

Here is a curious question i thought of, now if there was a spot in the U.S or World that you had to pick to be a Werewolf Sanctuary, a safe place, a haven for werewolves to just run around and not have to worry about humans, where would it be? or what characteristics does the place have to have to ...

one really early reference to werewolves is the legend of Lycaon. Story goes that Lycaon, A king of Arcadia, was rumored to have sacrificed a human baby to Zeus at one of his altars. Upon hearing this, Zeus came down diguised as a human and visited Lycaon, and gave a sign of some sort that he was a ...

I think werewolves can talk, but only after practice and experiance. A born werewolf would definately have an advantage over any bitten werewolf in learning how to speak in gestalt form because of being able to learn at an early age. part of the 'horror' of becoming a werewolf is losing one's humani...

I definately like the ideas Vuldari & Scott Gardener wrote. my thoughts on the process: people are very rarely bitten by werewolves unless they can be incorperated into the pack & be trusted keep the secret. I know i didn't like the idea of Underworld where Michael was bitten, and it was lat...

My thoughts are that a wolf can become a werewolf, and maybe where the werewolf condition orginated, along with some legends that might have caused the wolfweres (or whatever you want to call them) to be killed off to a small number that later passed the condition to humans, making regular werewolve...

One thought to saying that there would be more born werewolves than bitten is that a pack rule might be that if a pack member bites/infects a non-werewolf, therefore turning that person into a were, the newly bitten were is the responcibility of the pack member that bit them, and if the newly bitten...

The psychological impact of shapeshifting is a major point of just about any well-written werewolf story in any world where it's not considered normal. Yes, becoming a werewolf would definitely cause all kinds of psych problems. Here's some possibilities: Post-traumatic stress disorder--could be ca...

I like Silver's use of slang, but there is a bit of trouble and danger to using slang around non-werewolves. it might be overlooked for the most part, but overuse could draw unwanted attention. a werewolf hunter might pick up on it after observing folks for a while and use it as a tracking method so...

Lycanthropes are amalgams of human and beast, and, in my opinion, if one favors one side over the other, disaster is never far behind. In that, if a werewolf comes to the conclusion that his beast-side is superior than his human-side, and does his best'est to reject his human-side entirely, ala avo...

Sensory input does alot for how people see the world and react from what happens around then. after a ww undergoes their first change, they are going to have a sensory Explosion! sight,hearing and smell the biggest things that will change and probably cause alot of confusion for the newbie ww. if th...

you might want to read The Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Shaub, there is a werewolf character in there named wolf that might give you some ideas what good and bad wws are like

while i think that bitten and born wwolves would be equal, i don't think that bitten wws would get all the abilities that a born ww would get like longer than human lifespan

Someone takes the victim and takes all what he needs. The body is disposed somehow and the organs go to the illegal markets. Goverment is hunting down these organs and they got they hands in hospitals and etc. Doctors test the livers and what ever for were cells, virus, geen or what ever causes it....

hmmm, because i think that lycantropy (spelling bad, yes) is spread by a virus or virus like organism, it is unlikely to happen unless one of the parents happened to be immune to the virus for whatever reason..... and the end result for the half breed could be compared with a regular ww in this pict...