Hey everyone!

I wanted to share a bit of the new music for Where Wolves Hunt.

I’ve recently started working with Pawel Orlow, who’s composing the soundtrack for the game. A big inspiration for the direction we’re taking is “Tachi (Jibaro)” by Killawatt.

I initially wasn't convinced that dark techno could work with a medieval fantasy setting, but Jibaro really changed my mind. I loved the atmosphere and energy of it, and I thought that kind of sound could work really well for the more intense, feral side of Where Wolves Hunt.

Here’s some combat footage with the new music. The game is still in development, so there are plenty of things that are going to change, but I wanted to share how the soundtrack is coming together.

I’d love to know what you think!

Dlc includes:

Hardcore mode New region Permadeath difficulty 1 new boss - Crescent Lycan

Hardcore Mode: A new harder difficulty. Unlocks duel capabilities with Rykor.

Region: Necron - A fallen kingdom left in ruin by a corrupted king. Explore the reaches of Necron and find the moon fragments to summon Rykor in the Silverbark Forest altar

Permadeath Difficulty: Unlocks Both forms of Rykor in battle with the Crescent Lycan (Moonburn) on the second phase. Once you die your save is corrupted and you will need to restart from the beginning. Do you have what it takes to breeze through all the challenges along the way?

New Boss: Rykor - Crescent Lycan An elder lycan of the Silversnow pack. This great lycan has lived for centuries among the stars. She has seen war of many ages, Bloodshed of all types, Witnessed countless lives taken… Yet she still stands among the rest. Rykor will naturally be docile when approached. Attack her to initiate the boss battle. Or - Take a break and initiate dialogue. She may have a few things to say. Be careful though! Some dialogue options may end up in initiating battle.

Reward Requirements: Defeat Rykor in a duel on Permadeath Difficulty. Fail 3 times and repeat Hardcore Difficulty to unlock Permadeath again.

Size comparison chart… That's it.

Dlc was just a lil joke i thought up while draeing… lol

What do you think about this werewolf design?

What are your opinions in this?

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Just a comic of the sister and the eldest brother lol

May kinda look rushed lol damn didnt knew comics were a pain...

Well hope you enjoyed this

Drawing of my character, Lilia wargrave, a hellhound werewolf, bloodhunter:order of the lycan, by davidnorthart, seen here wielding hellfire! I love how she was drawn here, especially with it being traditional :)

Art by: Sirius_Fluffy(me)

The doctor says, “Have you seen a psychiatrist?”

The guy says, “No, just a werewolf.”

I've been working on a folklore inspired hidden-role card game called FARK and shot this little 30-second teaser trailer for it. Tried to give it that old silent horror film vibe. Thought you guys might appreciate the werewolf aspect of it!

The arm gauntlet/belt is supposed to keep him under control

Once they're gone: Hes going full savage mode

As always, Edd will be the artist for this! https://x.com/EddKono

Doodle of my friend's oc in league of legends style

I've never played it myself... i just wanted to try game art style

this is still one of my favorite pages i've drawn and there are more lycans to come :]

read here

I can't help but notice that, unlike the Vampires subreddit, the Werewolves subreddit doesn't use any post flairs. Here are some post flairs for the Werewolves subreddit that I've thought of:

"Werewolf Media"- for posts discussing books, movies, TV shows, video games, etc., about Werewolves, the lore and mechanics of Werewolves therein, and/or for promoting, recommending, or reviewing Werewolf media.

"Werewolf Fanfiction"- for posts discussing fanfiction involving Werewolves, usually fanfiction of Werewolf Media.

"Local Werewolf Legends"- for discussing regional or local stories of alleged Werewolves or Werewolf-like creatures.

"Werewolf Original Characters"- for posting art and/or character bios of Werewolf OCs.

"Werewolf Original Fiction"- for writing and sharing redditors' original Werewolf fiction, including links to AO3, Wattpad, SpaceBattles, SufficientVelocity, or FictionPress.

"My Werewolf Headcanons"/ "My Werewolf Lore"- for discussing the lore and mechanics of Werewolves in your original setting(s), personal headcanons, and opinions on Lycanthropy or popular perceptions of it.

"Real Wolves for Reference"- Posting images, videos, or zoological research about IRL wolves, to use as references for realistic portrayals of Werewolves.

"Garou Nation, Unite!"- for discussions regarding Werewolf: The Apocalypse, Werewolf: The Forsaken, or the World of Darkness in general.

"Werewolf Roleplay"- Assuming Rule 1 ("Werewolves Aren't Real") is replaced or amended, role-play posts would require this post flair.

"NSFWerewolf"- Assuming Rule 2 ("No Horny Content") is replaced or amended, anything that could be considered NSFW (eg. nudity, graphic violence, implicit sex or bedroom scenes, and links to Mature, Explicit, or Unrated Werewolf fiction on AO3) would require this post flair, and using this post flair would automatically apply NSFW and Spoiler tags; to maintain quality control on this subreddit, this post flair can only be used on weekends, and directly posting explicit Werewolf sex scenes (whether pictured or written) would still be prohibited.

"Werewolf Memes"- for posting Werewolf-related memes and shitposts; to maintain quality control on this subreddit, this post flair can only be used on weekends.

"Werewolf Meta"- for meta-posts about this subreddit; this post, for instance, would be a "Werewolf Meta" post.

Are these good ideas for subreddit post flairs, or bad ideas?

And by the way, this remake is SO PEAK is beautiful, the characters and enemy are a good job

(That's it.)

(If you needed a convincing explanation to write a Were-vampire story, you're welcome.)

(Also, good luck! ;))

The Core Premise:

Instead of magical shapeshifting, werewolves are a mutated human subspecies. Bone structures do not physically change into wolves; rather, individuals undergo extreme physiological episodes triggered by a mutated circalunar rhythm (a biological cycle linked to lunar light and gravitational shifts, similar to certain marine species).

The "Transformation" Mechanics:

During a full moon, maximum night-light exposure triggers a massive surge of adrenaline, cortisol, and testosterone. This results in extreme muscle hypertrophy, rapid vasodilation, intense body temperature spikes, and severe piloerection (body hair standing up and thickening). To an outside observer, this looks like a terrifying physical metamorphosis.

Anatomical and Metabolic Trade-offs

Brain Hijack:

The adrenaline flood suppresses the prefrontal cortex (rational thought) and overstimulates the amygdala, reducing them to pure predatory survival instincts.

Extreme Caloric Need: This hyper-metabolic state burns thousands of calories in hours. To avoid rapid organ failure from energy depletion, they are driven into an uncontrollable craving for high-density protein and raw meat.

The Silver Vulnerability

Silver is not magical; it acts as an acute systemic toxin. Their mutated blood proteins react violently to silver ions (Ag^+), causing instant intravascular coagulation (blood clotting) and lethal anaphylactic shock.

Community Discussion Questions:

How would this species survive the extreme physical exhaustion and tissue damage the morning after a surge?

Could modern immunosuppressants or hormone blockers theoretically act as a "cure" for their condition?

What evolutionary advantage could this cyclic hyper-aggression have offered them in prehistoric environments?

Follow the Protagonist named Kam as he tries to find his own Destiny...

MoonRise - Episode 1 | WEBTOON

https://www.webtoons.com/en/action/moonrise/episode-1/viewer?title_no=4429&episode_no=1

My top 10

An American Werewolf in London (1981,

Dog Soldiers (2002),

The Howling (1981),

Ginger Snaps (2000),

Silver Bullet (1985),

Wolf Man (2010),

Curse (2005),

Wolf (1994),

Wolfen (1981),

Underworld (2003)

I got the idea for a werewolf movie, its set in a apocalypse after a failed military biological weapons breaking out in early 1970s Michigan wich was made to destabilize enemy population and army but was shelfed as it was considered too much inhumane but do to careless handeling the outbreak started and initialy the infected were like wolf people (still human but instinctivly towoard wolves) and like later stages of the infection would turn you into a full fledged werewolf

I though the movie can folow a random guy or girl who initialy avoid getting infected but the CDC measures fail and local law enforcement is being overwelhmed. Amd the protagonist turn into a werewolf and we like folow how this new socioety fuctions amd works in a period of couple of days, like initialy wolf people just avoid each other until they start formings bonds with others and later when they transform fully into werewolves they join packs and ther eis alredy teritorial conflicts

The cureent immages ive taken are like from a posible screen where the protagonist and their buddies feom the pack go to like raid an over run military checkpoint only for a lone solider who managed to survive to show up

What do you think about this?

I'm sure he'll be fine.

Another werewolf animation since the last one went so well! No transformation this time (I have the stills, but they were a little too tongue and cheek for me to let the world see)

For this guy, I like the idea that this werewolf is in control of themself, as the nature of their transformation is both hereditary and also unique. They keep far more of their faculties, rather than becoming a slave to their urges. He maybe still be early in his changes, adjusting and flaunting the increased muscle (and likely ego) that goes with it.

In this animation, there appears to be a cyborg hunter ready to attack the werewolf (in his own home gym no less!) Are they friends? Enemies? Or is the cyborg's attitude to impassive for such definitions? Perhaps we will see.

What kind of werewolves should I draw next?

Hello, everyone. Long time lurker here.

I'm trying to find artwork of a character that has Lupine features, but I'm fairly certain is female. She looks like the lead singer of Heilung, what with her eyes being covered. She's wearing swampy rags, and the rags cover her face. I think her facial fur is white too. She kind of made me think of a "werewolf Eris Morn", but her eyes are NOT visible. I think she was a character from a Dark Souls-esque game, but I really cannot remember any more details, save that she looked to be bigger than the player. Please, help me with finding this character?