Any werewolves in warhammer?

[Scar]

Was hoping for some Vamps v Wolves battles.
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anyone know of any vamp unit mods that doesnt include ranged

[SleepyNarwhalz]

The glory mod has a no vampire version IIRC

And no i don't think we'll be seeing Werewolves

[Reverend Belial]

Technically they existed at one point, although I'm not sure if it's confirmed whether or not they're still canon.

[Toaster Maximus]

Originally posted by Reverend Belial:

Technically they existed at one point, although I'm not sure if it's confirmed whether or not they're still canon.

Their where also bear version of werewolves at one point also

[Reverend Belial]

Originally posted by Toaster Maximus:

Originally posted by Reverend Belial:

Technically they existed at one point, although I'm not sure if it's confirmed whether or not they're still canon.

Their where also bear version of werewolves at one point also

Those still exist though, Beorg Bearstruck and the Bearmen of Urslo are one of the Dogs of War Regiments of Renown (the real Regiments of Renown, not this nonsense we have in the game).

[mufur]

Werewolves in tabletop... I don't remember any.
Additionally in classic RPG a don't remember also.

[BrowneHawk]

Warhammer 100% has werewolves. Read a few witch hunter books where in one of the the very first fight is him vs a werwolf. Don't think we'll be seeing them in any armies. They are the cursed type of werewolves that can't control the transformatiom.

[mufur]

Originally posted by Maebus:

Warhammer 100% has werewolves. Read a few witch hunter books where in one of the the very first fight is him vs a werwolf. Don't think we'll be seeing them in any armies. They are the cursed type of werewolves that can't control the transformatiom.

Read again that I wrote... key words for you... "tabletop" and "classic RPG"
Novels are different story. TW: Warhammer is based (basically) on tabletop.

[Scar]

Shame, just been watching underworld and was hoping for something to be added like this

[Ysthrall]

Not every setting that has werewolves has to have vampires. Not every setting that has vampires has to have werewolves.

The Warhammer Fantasy setting was sketched out and eveloped throughout the 1980s and 1990s, largely predating Twilight, Underworld, the World of Darkness, and Interview with the Vampire.

If not for the branch of the Vampires who decided "and now to rule the stupid humans as their lord and master!", this setting would have very few vampires either.

[Jakal, Lady kisser]

Originally posted by Reverend Belial:

Technically they existed at one point, although I'm not sure if it's confirmed whether or not they're still canon.

they're still canon, they're just very very rare and therefor of absolutely zero importance to the large-scale stories.

[It's Clown Time!]

Lore question, is there any lore about what the beastmen think of werewolves? You'd think the beastmen would get along with werewolves

[Reverend Belial]

Originally posted by It's Clown Time!:

Lore question, is there any lore about what the beastmen think of werewolves? You'd think the beastmen would get along with werewolves

Beastmen don't even get along with other Beastmen. They have two emotions: Hate, and jealousy. Since werewolves probably aren't intelligent enough to make deals, best case scenario would be that the Beastmen see them as something that they have to compete with right up until they release that it's actually a transformed human and then they slaughter it.

[Shandor]

There are skinwolves.
https://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/catalog/product/600x620/99590201016_Skinwolves1.jpg

Those are the only one i know. In Bloodbowl the norsca have some. But blood bowl is a different universe.

[Scar]

Originally posted by Shandor:

There are skinwolves.
https://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/catalog/product/600x620/99590201016_Skinwolves1.jpg

Those are the only one i know. In Bloodbowl the norsca have some. But blood bowl is a different universe.

they look quite cool

[Harukage]

http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Werecreatures
http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Children_of_Ulric
Aparently warhammer have two kinds of weres. Chaos weres and natural-born shapeshifters related to divine. It seems you can find the info on them in Warhammer Fantasy RPG 2nd ED -- Old World Bestiary.
Also it is worthy of a note that practitioners of the lore of beaset can shapeshift into, well, different bests. Like the spell in this game that summons manticore is suposed to transform the wizard himself into a creature in the lore.