Werewolf

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Beast-women with wolfish features that travel in packs. They are intelligent but fierce. Their strong legs let them run tirelessly throughout the forests and mountains in search of prey and potential mates.

Any man caught by a hunting werewolf pack will be raped by the alpha female first, followed by the next-ranking werewolf, until the entire pack has a turn or he passes out. Women will be bitten and thus transformed into one of the pack. During mating seasons, the werewolves become even more aggressive than usual. Sometimes they will invade a human village in search of attractive men to kidnap and gang rape.

Though fierce, werewolves have a strong sense of loyalty. If a werewolf’s intended victim successfully defeats her in single combat, she will consider him her master henceforth. Without extensive training, however, challenging a werewolf is only likely to annoy her and make your ensuing violation all the more brutal. A man who successfully “domesticates” a werewolf is likely to be surprised by his new mate’s powerful sex drive. Keeping her satisfied will be an exhausting (but rewarding) daily chore.

A werewolf created from a human woman retains basic memories of her human life; she will hesitate to attack people she once knew and sometimes can be coaxed into living with them. Such arrangements never end well. Inevitably, she will succumb to her instincts and convert her female friends and family into a new werewolf pack. Subspecies

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