Post/Author/DateTime	Post
jbIII 06-13-06, 04:22 PM	I'm in the process of converting "Feast of Goblyns" to 3.5 and was wondering if anyone had sucessfully translated a wolfwere (not werewolf) to 3.5. I know that they're a bit "beefier" than werewolves... I was thinking about just treating them as a werewolf with 2 fighter levels...
Insane Pixie 06-13-06, 04:29 PM	Werewolf Lord (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/monsters/lycanthrope.htm#WerewolfLord) might work. If not, you could try a Werewinterwolf. (I know it's a magical beast, but he can assert his power as DM here.)
SokenzanMarauder 06-14-06, 04:09 AM	For us 1st-2nd edition monster lovers I've just got to recommend the book from White Wolf(they're the publishers, it was developed by Necromancer Games) called Tome of Horrors. It has got a literal crap load of converted monsters from first and second edition. I'm currently waiting for my copy in the mail, but I know for sure that it contains the wolfwere. There's also two other Tome of Horror books beyond the first. -Gene
Velcro Zipper 06-14-06, 08:44 PM	I once needed wolfwere stats for a game I was running adlib so I just made it a werewolf with a couple levels of bard, vulnerability to cold iron instead of silver, and the ability to cast sleep. That's basically how I remember them from 2nd Edition. The party had lost three of its best fighters before they realized their silver weapons were useless against the "werewolves" they'd been hired to kill.
Legendarius 06-14-06, 10:42 PM	I believe the Ravenloft Denizens of Darkness monster supplement from White Wolf/Arthaus covered the wolfwere. L
kelvinaw273 06-15-06, 05:26 AM	I believe the Ravenloft Denizens of Darkness monster supplement from White Wolf/Arthaus covered the wolfwere. L It does - and the goblyns as well ....