Bigby's Glamour is limitless...

[Bastila Shan]

So I noticed Bigby never uses any glamour spells on himself, yet he changes between man and wolf at will throughout the story...

Perhaps he doesnt need glamour, as in little red riding hood he could disguise himself as red riding hoods grandmother... (tiz my theory).

[MorningLightMountain]

Because he doesn't have a glamour.

[Puzzlemint]

Bigby was injected with werewolf blood, which turned him into a wereman.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by A Puzzlemint of Legend:

Bigby was injected with werewolf blood, which turned him into a wereman.

No, he wasn't.

[tmtapani]

Wasn't it explained in the Fable section in-game that Snow cut him with a knife that allowed him to turn into a human at will?

[littleleach]

Yes, if you read the fables section it explains what A Puzzlemint of Legend, and tmtapani explained

[Bastila Shan]

I must have missed this in-game section, I was too busying telling Buffkin to F-Off.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by littleleach:

Yes, if you read the fables section it explains what A Puzzlemint of Legend, and tmtapani explained

Only the part regarding him being struck with a blade actuallly occured in the backstory.

[Rithm Fluffderg]

A blade that was tainted with werewolf blood.

So Bigby's a wereman.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by Witchyjoshy:

A blade that was tainted with werewolf blood.

So Bigby's a wereman.

Still not what actually occurs. Lycanthropy cursed blade which is slightly different.

[GooglyMoogly!]

Originally posted by Fairyjoshy:

A blade that was tainted with werewolf blood.

So Bigby's a wereman.

That's kinda dumb. Just have him as a wolf that glamoured up.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by MagnificentSeven:

Originally posted by Fairyjoshy:

A blade that was tainted with werewolf blood.

So Bigby's a wereman.

That's kinda dumb. Just have him as a wolf that glamoured up.

Yeah, that isn't actually what Bigby is though. He's never once reffered to as a werewolf in the entire series as he's actually a shapeshifter.

[WonderLlama]

Were actually means man. Werewolf basically means wolfman. So Wereman is kinda not what you want it to mean.

[robomagon]

Originally posted by WonderLlama:

Were actually means man. Werewolf basically means wolfman. So Wereman is kinda not what you want it to mean.

D&D calls what he is a wolfwere.

[♠ZerØ♠]

As a side note, Bigby looks frigging bad ass in the comics when he reverts to full on Big Bad mode.

Originally posted by robomagon:

Originally posted by WonderLlama:

Were actually means man. Werewolf basically means wolfman. So Wereman is kinda not what you want it to mean.

D&D calls what he is a wolfwere.

My DM explained the wolf was infected by a man under questionable circumstances when he through one at us in game...

And the word you are looking for a wolf who turns into a man it (Well any animan really) is Anthropy. Hell.. why do I even know that...

[The Beer Baron]

Bit late into the party, but I'll answer.

Snow came to Bigby and asked if he wanted to live among the rest of the fables and she believed that a cursed blade of Lycanthropy would let him change from a wolf into a human in other words give him the curse but in reverse since he was originally a wolf.

What we got was mutliple forms. The base human form, slightly wolf form, hulk wolf form, and final wolf form. Consider it a transformation progress because he was original wolf the curse turned him into a man.

Originally I thought alochol had a place with the curse because you seem him drink it in episode 1. (It doesn't have anything to do with the curse, but I found it funny)