Werewolf
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Adversary overview
A hulking hybrid between wolf and man that can transform between humanoid, large wolf, or its biped hybrid form.
Terror gripped me as I looked over my shoulder.
In the moonlight stood a silhouette — evil incarnate.
Bile dripped from sharpened fangs as the beast loomed, eight feet tall and hunched, yet still towering over me.
Stat block
Standard attack
Features
Passives
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Pack Mentality
The Werewolf has Advantage on attack rolls against a creature if another ally is within Melee range of the target.
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Terrifying
When the Werewolf makes a successful attack, all PCs within Far range lose a Hope and you gain a Fear.
Actions
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Lycanthropic Bitestress 1
The Werewolf can mark a Stress to deliver a cursed bite against a target in Melee range. On a success, the target takes 2d6+6 magic damage and must make a Strength reaction roll. On a failure, the target is Cursed. A Cursed target must mark a Stress to make any action rolls. When the target marks its last HP, they have a one-time additional death move they may use to take the Werewolf Transformation. This will additionally clear 1d4 HP.
Reactions
Motives & tactics
Experiences
- Rip and Tear +2
Werewolf
Tier 2 bruiser
A hulking hybrid between wolf and man that can transform between humanoid, large wolf, or its biped hybrid form.
Motives & Tactics: Satisify the Hunger, Heed the Call of the Wild
Difficulty: 15 | Thresholds: 12/24 | HP: 6 | Stress: 4
ATK: +3 | Claws: Melee | 2d10+2 Physical
Experience: Rip and Tear +2
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Features
Werewolf
Terror gripped me as I looked over my shoulder.
In the moonlight stood a silhouette — evil incarnate.
Bile dripped from sharpened fangs as the beast loomed, eight feet tall and hunched, yet still towering over me.
Domains
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Starting Evasion
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Starting Hit Points
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Class Items
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Werewolf Subclasses
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Background Questions
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