Werewolves

Werewolves regularly appear as human. However, they have the power to transform into fearsome, bi-pedal wolf creatures at will. Werewolves are found regularly in wooded areas, where they tend to stick together in packs.

How Are They Different?
Like vampires, werewolves share the characteristics of humans. Unlike vampires, the Children of The Moon can rely on human food in their human forms. In wolf form, they're capable of eating just about anything with meat on its bones.

While werewolves are faced with mortality, they age twice as slowly as regular humans, giving them the lifespan of about two-hundred years give or take. Blessed with enhanced senses that are superior to vampires, werewolves make a formidable foe to other creatures of the night. They're able to detect other werewolves, vampires, and some witches by scent alone.

Werewolves are able to tap into their enhanced agility, speed, and senses in human form, though they risk exposureundefined. Werewolves also have an enhanced healing factor, and can heal from wounds in wolf and human form.

The Bite
There are two ways to become a werewolf. One is either born into lycanthropy, or they're bitten. If a human or witch is bitten by a werewolf, they'll transition within five days.

The bite of an Alphaundefined will link the bitten human to the Alpha. They'll have a special bond, and the Alpha will be stronger in the newly transitioned werewolf's presence as a result. The Alpha will seek out this new werewolf and expect them to join their pack.

Weaknesses

 * Silver
 * Beheading
 * Chemical Wundefined
 * Scent Misdirection
 * High-Pitched Noise
 * Control Issues
 * Werewolves that were previously human have control issues. It takes time for them to control their shift, have control of themselves during the shift, and remember what happened while shifted. They cause the most problems for humans, going animalistic and mauling other beings without any recollection of it afterward.


 * Lupus Hydroxybutryate, LHB
 * A drug that makes werewolves go rabid. Extracted from wolfsbane, some side effects of the drug include: temporary inflammation of the brain, violent movements, uncontrolled excitement, paranoia, confusion, and loss of consciousness. This drug can make a werewolf lose sense of self, leaving behind a mindless killing machine.