Basic Werewolf Question [Archive] - Wizards Community

Basic Werewolf Question [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Lasrifriir
03-27-04, 10:13 PM I couldn't find this elsewhere, so I figured that I would ask this here: What was the plant that warded off werewolves in 3E?
ChaoticGod
03-27-04, 10:23 PM I don't know about it being in 3.0 but werewolves in folk lore didn't like wolfsbane aka aconite.
Thomar_of_Uointer
03-27-04, 10:30 PM Wolfsbane.
quaiven
03-28-04, 10:58 AM I thought Wolfsbane wasn't used to "ward" off werewolves (like garlic does to vampires), but rather it was used to keep someone from contracting the curse of lycanthropy after being bitten by a werewolf (or other were)

and its in the Montser Manual
Richmud
03-28-04, 08:54 PM You might be thinking of belladona which is used as an anti-werewolf thing in NWN
Factol Rhys
03-28-04, 11:28 PM Belladona wards off lycanthropes in NWN. Wolfsbane is a medicine in DnD that helps the subject resist contracting lycanthropy. Of course, it's a deadly poison, but you have to pick the risk that you're willing to take...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Lasrifriir 03-27-04, 10:13 PM	I couldn't find this elsewhere, so I figured that I would ask this here: What was the plant that warded off werewolves in 3E?
ChaoticGod 03-27-04, 10:23 PM	I don't know about it being in 3.0 but werewolves in folk lore didn't like wolfsbane aka aconite.
Thomar_of_Uointer 03-27-04, 10:30 PM	Wolfsbane.
quaiven 03-28-04, 10:58 AM	I thought Wolfsbane wasn't used to "ward" off werewolves (like garlic does to vampires), but rather it was used to keep someone from contracting the curse of lycanthropy after being bitten by a werewolf (or other were) and its in the Montser Manual
Richmud 03-28-04, 08:54 PM	You might be thinking of belladona which is used as an anti-werewolf thing in NWN
Factol Rhys 03-28-04, 11:28 PM	Belladona wards off lycanthropes in NWN. Wolfsbane is a medicine in DnD that helps the subject resist contracting lycanthropy. Of course, it's a deadly poison, but you have to pick the risk that you're willing to take...