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Set wrote:Might depend on what kind of brand it is. There are two, hot and cold. Hot burns the hair off and well..burns. A cold brand strips all of the pigment out of the hair, which grows back in white.

The cold brand would end up a white splotch of fur.

I read a book once that had a wenwolf in it. It was a dog that turned into a werewolf on the full moon. I don't know if that would be the case for all animals or just canines.

I chose 3 but i guess that it depends on the situation. That would work if the hunter was really a guy hiring people to do it for him and would practically kill himself if he became a werewolf. If you have read Werewolf Rising you know what I'm talking about.

Why would it have to scare you.....what if werewolves don't go bald? O.o ya never know...it's not like EVERY human male goes bald when they get older....so not going bald wouldn't be a dead giveaway or anything. My grandfather was 93 when he died and he still had a relatively full head of hair. Sor...

Night_Hunter wrote:It should be what ever the human form's hair color is. Brown hair=Brown fur. Red hair=red fur. Yeah you get it.

I agree that fur color should be based on hair color, as for being bald, that scares me