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This was a documentary.
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You also need a full moon.
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This too was a documentary:
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Murtle can help with the moon. he needs new pants.
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She couldn't spell, but was a wolf.
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based on factual events.
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I understand you only need a very small dose to get infected up to 1 part per billion! Be warned, its more lethal in smaller doses!
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Homeopathy can cure it. Ask Ginger.
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tee hee
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Teen Wolf is fucking excellent.
"Give me... a keg... of beer"
:D
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Seeds this thread gave me a chuckle, but you know it has indirectly outed you as a bit of a geek.
Lycans indeed.
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If you wink at a Yorkshire Terrier on the 1st Sunday of december you get worms.
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True lycanthropes here
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Seeds this thread gave me a chuckle, but you know it has indirectly outed you as a bit of a geek.
Lycans indeed.
Shit...
Can I get a d20 saving throw to protect my credibility?
This is probably the least appropriate forum to ask this, but there is enough people here for someone to know something...
I was wondering if anybody here knows much about lycanthropy?
Have you been treated sucessfully for it or do you have some relevant hunting expertise?
I am rather intrigued by how it works. I know very little about it, except that involves changing into a ravenous monster on the night of the full moon, and that it cannot be cured by conventional bullets, even to the heart.
But I know that it was the basis of legal trials in 16th century France. And it DOES happen in real life. Beyond being a laughable piece of folklore. There are lots of good stories about vampires, zombies and Egyptian mummies throughout the world, but werewolves are fucking hard and could hand out a beating to pretty much any other monster, except perhaps a dragon.
So does anyone have an idea of how it works? Is there some secret magic going on in the bite, or do you have to wear a magical wolf pelt?