You really don't appreciate werewolves until you can be one yourself, and wreak havoc on the citizens of Skyrim.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9tfiGy1zc8

I'd appreciate any feedback/constructive criticism on my first commentary ever. What did you enjoy or hate? Thanks guys.

I enjoyed being a living death machine...and I didn't enjoy being electrocuted by a haughty mage.

You did not learn how to say...Yarl. I'm sorry.

Besides, The new wears off of that real fast. I tried it once and after the third try...I was spent. I will just opt to play a normal character and not forego any transformation. Be that doggie or bat.

I didn't watch the video since I'm usually skeptical when it comes to ones with commentary.


Being a Werewolf is fun for a while but like the person above me said, it does get old pretty quickly. I'm currently stuck trying to cure my Lycanthropy.

It's not really a commentary. Well literally it is, but not the traditional one. I just talk a little here and there but mostly footage. The cheesy voice over is very cringe inducing though

I didn't like being a werewolf the transformation was too limited(I'm talking about the time you have in werewolf form not the hircines ring thing) that's why I roll vampire lord scouring the contryside killing everything.

If you feed on people you kill it extends the time you can stay a werewolf. Not sure if that means you can be a werewolf forever though

you could but people don't wander through the wilds(for good reason) and having to search for food (as I do as a vampire) is limited because you change back. It's not a big deal really, I just like vampire lords better plus I have a sweet unupgradeble castle.

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I would be one more if everything and their grandmother couldnt kill me as one at lvl 81. Seriously cant wait for dawnguard. I think a werewolf should be able to go claw to claw with a dragon anyday. and at least kill one. Not get flatened as I often do.

I eat legendary dragons for supper
Seriously though all it takes is a little " know how " when it comes to your wolf and the hunting tactics you use. For example, my werewolf is an Orc / all around warrior with sneak out the wazzo. My sneak skill carries over into my beast form which allows silent running as a werewolf along with light feet for those pesky bear traps, on top of this you can cast muffle before changing, it carries over making you a shadow. The Lord stone is a good standing stone for a werewolf, it gives 50 points of armor to you other wise naked werewolf along with +25% to magic resistance. The Lady stone is another good choice for a 25% boost to your health and stamina regain, then there's the Atronach stone for a 50% spell absorption which you can combine with a Breton and the right perk selection for a werewolf that's has a passive 80% magic resistance. There's many other combination of things to bolster yoo while in beast form but it would take a while to explain it all.

Then there's hunting tactics, a dragon for example will focus in on your werewolf very fast seeing how your the strongest thing out there at the time. You can use this to your advantage by timing the passing of both you and the dragon, run circles ( large circles so you can avoid it's breath ) until either land out of frustration or you can line up a straight run into the dragon. By running right into it as it approaches you can pass under it just as it tries to hit you with it's breath, this in turn can lessen the damage taken seeing how it will only be a glancing blow. Then there's when it hits the dirt to engage you in physical combat, all you have to do is work your way in by zig zagging / dodging the incoming fire or ice. Once you in close you want to place yourself next to the hind quarters ( hip ) of the dragon.

By placing yourself by it's hip your able to avoid it's jaws and it's tail at the same time, the only weapon it has at that point is it's wings which really don't do much damage. Once your in the " sweet spot " you have to power swipe in order to lock the dragon in stun lock, this will cause damage and stun the dragon keeping it on the ground. Keep an eye on the action and your health/stamina, if your stamina is running low and your besting the dragon then throw a couple normal claw strikes until you get your stamina back. As a werewolf your stamina regenerates at a very fast pace so getting it back should not be an issue as long as your winning. But there is no " dishonor " in turning tail either, as a werewolf you can run faster then the dragon can fly so retreat isn't a problem and as a " old wolf " I say it's smart business, run and live to hunt another day. Takes practice but it can be done, I'm playing on Xbox so no vid. to prove my point but I hop you " pups " see my wisdom and learn

Happy hunting

Not for me...I had to end one werewolf form myself by waiting, and I ended up waiting over a day...I traveled from Riften to Windhelm, and cleared out every dungeon I came across in werewolf form. It can last a long time if you feed enough.