Post by Evangeline Delacroix on Aug 9, 2007 17:37:35 GMT
Name: Werewolves
Rarity: Extremely Rare ( you'd be lucky to see one in your life time... or unlucky... )
Werewolves have been around for many years and are highly advanced, forming a large racial boundary in almost all things possible. For one the tend to keep away from using the same languages like others. Another classical example of this is their maths system, e.g Half of 5 is 2, Half of 10 is 3 etc...
They come in many colours and usually stay in one area for their entire lives, looking exactly like normal wolves when they 'Shift' and normal humans with strange eyes, a pointed nose and extremely sharp teeth. Both males and females tend to keep their hair short and spiky or slightly long but not reaching a length where gravity will pull it down and make them gain weight. Some can be quite tall and try not to 'Shift' forms because of their extra height, whereas others can be small.
When a smaller than usual pup is born and looks like a domestic animal, the child will be sent away into work at a young age ( around 8 weeks old) and will never learn how to 'Shift' or interact like a human around humans. Werewolves sent into work become known as 'Service Hounds of Nature' and never leave their owners side. These Hounds can never be sold or traded but pull their weight and more.
Very few werewolves have been seen and they are said to have died out.
Rarity: Extremely Rare ( you'd be lucky to see one in your life time... or unlucky... )
Werewolves have been around for many years and are highly advanced, forming a large racial boundary in almost all things possible. For one the tend to keep away from using the same languages like others. Another classical example of this is their maths system, e.g Half of 5 is 2, Half of 10 is 3 etc...
They come in many colours and usually stay in one area for their entire lives, looking exactly like normal wolves when they 'Shift' and normal humans with strange eyes, a pointed nose and extremely sharp teeth. Both males and females tend to keep their hair short and spiky or slightly long but not reaching a length where gravity will pull it down and make them gain weight. Some can be quite tall and try not to 'Shift' forms because of their extra height, whereas others can be small.
When a smaller than usual pup is born and looks like a domestic animal, the child will be sent away into work at a young age ( around 8 weeks old) and will never learn how to 'Shift' or interact like a human around humans. Werewolves sent into work become known as 'Service Hounds of Nature' and never leave their owners side. These Hounds can never be sold or traded but pull their weight and more.
Very few werewolves have been seen and they are said to have died out.
