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If you find hair on your sheets in the morning, if despite last evening’s ablutions you pick bits of meat of suspicious origin from your teeth, these may be signs that you're a werewolf. Contact a witcher as soon as possible. And don't forget to pay up front.
- "Baron Wolfstein buried his face in his hands. His heart was throbbing. Suddenly the scent of his wife's blood and the blood of his children intensified. The baron's body swelled as his muscles grew, his noble attire fell in tatters on the marble floor. 'My beloved, you... you are so hairy. You are a werewolf!' Bianca went pale. 'What about our love?' In reply she heard a terrifying roar.
- Danielle Stone, The Curse of Baron Wolfstein and Other Love Stories"
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| Occurrence: | Werewolves are lycanthropes, which means that they are shapechangers; humans transform into werewolves as a result of curses; the creatures lurk near human settlements
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| Immunity: | They are resistant to steel and most effects
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| Susceptibility: | Sensitive to silver
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| Tactics: | They attack with fury and like to be on the offensive, confident of their resistance to conventional weapons
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| Alchemy: | Werewolf fur
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- In the Prologue, Lambert claims silver is best to use against werewolves, but the conversation does not result in a bestiary entry.
- In Act I, an "Old townswoman" will tell Geralt about Werewolves in exchange for food. This results in a journal entry about Werewolf Fur but no bestiary entry for the Werewolf monster.
- The quest Beauty and the Beast is about a werewolf.
