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In folklore the werewolf was the size and shape of a normal wolf but strong enough to single handedly take down a full grown horse. Something one wolf would have a hard time doing. One wolf would have a hard time taking down a deer all by itself, unless it was an extremely experienced hunter or the...

Or a chubby human would have more muschles 'cause there is something to turn into a muschles. Someone wondered where the werewolves get the extra mass? This is a very good point, fat is meant by nature as an energy reserve. So the transformation could take advantage of this and make a muscular were...

The Fat vs skinny thing is reminding me of the Book Operation Chaos, in it werebeasts were limited by body mass, meaning the creature they turned into had to have the same body mass as the person. In other words a weretiger while a complete muscular tiger could be a big fat guy in human form. But re...

For a sanctuary it depends on the type of werewolf. and mostly what causes them to change. If its once a month, then at that time they need to get away from people or lock themselves up but otherwise live near other people. If the transformation is done by will or simular factor i can see them just ...

I would really like to find out, what people believe of werewolves, in the sense that thier not blood thirsty killers. People who feel so deeply that they are one, wether it be spirit, or the belief that they shift to one. What is everyones thoughts on this? Is this a common representation in the m...

I can't vote as the choice does not exist. I say all the above depending on the size and mass of the werewolf. Van Helsing werewolves I would say could pick up and throw a car, not too far but definetly do it. Ginger Snaps werewolves could pick up a person and drag them off. I say size and muscle ma...

I would say start with fur growth, then claws and feet begin to change. and while the person is hunched over from this begin the size change, tail, and skull reconstruction at the same time. Overwhelming their system and effectivly numbing the pain as a result. A quik and almost painless transformat...

I think it depends on the werewolf. Muscular more ape like, or sleeker more speed designed. Or cut the difference and have it lumber like a dinosaur. Still biped but front arms are not on the ground. in which case the torso may be sleeker than most mammals, maybe go with a wishbone design. Which wou...

Seeing as the Full moon had nothing to do with werewolves until Universal studios I would say we need to stop rideing the coat tails of the Wolf Man and Dracula and look at other angles. In folklore the transformation was almost always does by the werewolf on purpose, although usually through some m...

On the subject of a tail after reading all these posts I can say a few things. on if to have one: Yes, a tail is part of the wolf form, and each time I have seen a full formed werewolf "IE not just wolfman make up" the lack of a tail gives it an ape like apperance, a tail would help show t...

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