Happy that you're making these threads about Werewolfs and vampires, I really hope Bethesda see's it and adds our wishes and hopes :twirl:

No, it is a frost Troll or whatever its called, if you look closer it has a 3rd eye on its forehead between were the eyebrows should be.


But they are so cuteeee :3 no one would notice and they would take you in as a cute little kitten than you tear out their throats at night :devil:


Ya, thats the hope anyways This is the 4th one so hopefuly we will get some info within the next month or so, it might be wishful thinking tho

This is true, but as in Morrowinds, they may possibly add a ring to transform at anytime..."possibly".

In Morrowind Bloodmoon, werewolves transform every night.

Haha, it has been a long time since I have played. All I remember is having that ring.

Were you playing on the pc? Perhaps the ring was a mod.

if we get this to thread 5- can the op please add a poll concerning hybrids?




MANBEAR PIG


half man, half bear and half pig

Im sure looking foreward to my first contact with the Volkihar lake vampires!! In genral I like werewolves better though...

Its him!!! its him!!! its manbearpig!! im super duper serial!!!!

No it was on the first xbox. After you have done the quest on Bloodmoon for Hircine, he gives you a ring that will change you any time you put it on.

The ring in Bloodmoon allowed you to change when you put it on. It was mainly for characters that didn't have (or were cured of) lycanthropy but still wanted to play as a werewolf.

If lycanthropy returns in Skyrim, I hope they make it more like it was in Daggerfall. The ring prevented transformations, but didn't cause them. As a result, it wasn't useful for non-lycanthropes (except as a collector's item, or something to sell for money), but was useful to those that were. That was pretty cool as it made being a lycanthrope mean something.. it wasn't just something you could pretend to be with a magic ring.

Incoming bubble burst. We're taking the role of Dovakiin or Dragonborn in Skyrim. This means we have Dragon blood in our veins. Dragons are immune to lycanthropy and vampirism. Thus I believe we would be as well. Of course Bethseda may pull some common lore breaking in attempt to better serve the player base. But considering who we'll be I definitely wouldn't mind the Vampirism and and Anthropy aspects of previous games being left out. They could be in game as NPCs but I think the player should be excluded. Mods and such are free reign of course but the base game should take this into account.

Since when does Bethesda follow pop-culture to design their games??

In previous TES Lore, werewolves can transform every night. And even back and forth at will (with the ring.)

I think it's too early to assume this. All we know is that we can use dragon shouts and are called "dragonborn". This doesn't necessarily mean we're literaly part-dragon, nor does it mean we're immune to diseases (for some reason, I don't think Beth is going to be removing all contractable diseases..). Plus, if Oblivion is any indiciation, even 100% disease resist doesn't prevent you from getting Porphyric Hemophilia.

I would rather kill then become any of these so I did not vote I would of added a "None of the above" or "I dont want to become anything" choice but that is just me. I would like to see these things included in Skyrim(Well not wereshark)and I think GI or Bethesda themselves said Werewolves and Vampires are going to be in Skyrim

The current belief, with regard to TES lore, is that werewolves have to change twice a month -- when either one of the moons is full -- and are able to change once a day if they wish. Hopefully the ring (if it's included at all) will just prevent forced transformations.

I got my fill of lycanthropy from Bloodmoon, now I want to play as an invincible werebear! But only if they're ten feet tall... If they aren't ten feet tall, then I'd rather have the option of playing as a wereboar or a wereshark. Werecrocodiles and werelions don't really match Skyrim's climate.

Not immune to Disease in general, only those specific types. Thinking Logically a creature of Draconic size living off only blood would be unsustainable. And a Dragon turning into a werewolf makes no sense what so ever.

We where immune to everything as Nerevarian as well, yet you could became a vampire before you did the quest, even if we actually have some dragon blood I doubt there is an awfully lot of it in our veins, and I doubt we will be able to preform the dragonshout right out of the prison, it's possible that our dragonborn status needs to be "nourished" and "brought forth" to fully lend us with all the benefits, In this case we'll be able to contract anything before we do it.

Hell No! Just no....-___- Why would they do this at all?



Than just don't vote, no need to bring it up, I never understood ppl putting that into a poll when that just is like saying "I rather not vote" its just stupid imho.


You know how many fans would dislike this course of action?
They have not said if we are even a FULL half of having dragon blood in us, we could have like 25% of it in us for all we know, it just doesn't make any sense as well to be able to get Common Diseases but not get other ones like those is just stupid, again just IMHO but I doubt Beth will go thru with this otherwise why even have Vampires (since they will more than likly be in for sure) ingame if we couldn't become one when we could in every other TES game?!

I would like the idea of at least seeing werewolves in the game...if anyone in here watches Being Human, they know the story potential for a common man who suffers from lycanthropy. It would be the perfect Elder Scrolls quest. Being the "Dragon Born", it would be funny to be a werewolf myself, but as I said before...there should be no reason for taking werewolves completely out of the picture.

Vampires, on the other hand, can go and stay in twilight land :thumbsup: . This is Skyrim, after all, and I don't see a vampire boding well in such terrain.

What's with the assumption that you're a dragon? You're playing a human (or elf, breton, argonian, etc..). Besides that, it would be silly if you were immune to two Daedra Lord-created diseases, yet all the normal ones can still be contracted.

how can you be so sure?

Werewolf and Vampire please.


Even though they were both slaughtered by Twilight... Things like Worgen ( WoW ) and Nosferatu make me still respect them.

Yep love that:) I can't wait for season 3 to come out on DVD so I can buy it since the American version looks like [censored]!!

I agree but than again there are a vampire clan in Skyrim sooo they kinda need to be in and you do know that Vampires did not stem from Twilight right?