No I went for the cured ring and the armor. I really didn't want to wolf out in the middle of town at the time.


Yep, took me like 2 weeks before I figured it out.


I kind of flip flop, depends on my mood I suppose. Most of the time I only change when there's a full moon but then there's times where the hunt and the blood lust are too great and I give into the animal inside

This is true. It annoys me that you can hardly get a decent guide anymore. Every guide I've seen in the past few years has always had more than a couple of things wrong.

Daggerfall werewolves could change as will once a day, too.

It's ironic but the boosted health and stamina we're gonna get will make beast form even more viable for those mage-wolves amung us. And make switching over to take advantage of the massive melee power a valid strategy

Going a little off topic here, but I have yet to figure out how the lunar forge works. I have waited right there next to it for 3 months trying every time there was a full moon, I have also heard that the moon light needs to be in a certain spot as you forge your weapons butt still it doesn't work

Enchanting. Get a sword, disenchant it. Enchant a new weapon.

Its just that my best frieand got in to the beta testing (NO INFO WAS GIVEN TO ME AND I WILL NOT GIVE OUT HIS/HER NAME) and has been bragining for days and i could'nt help to get a little hypied and spaze out I apolgize

Do you guys want me to move this to the Dawnguard forum section? I suppose it can remain here if you prefer.

Meh, don't worry about it. You're cool, and no one was going to ask you. *looks at info-hungry forumers* *bears teeth/growls*

Leave it here because the Dawnguard forum will be overrun with spoilers even if they are not supposed to post spoiler there.

Carrots? Your thread, your decision.

@BS if you think we're speculating too much and it should be moved, you are the mod.

I don't use guides any more just for that reason. I've been informed to not trust Wiki too much as well, so I try and take note and or mental notes on as much as I can. I have a small book I wrote ( for myself ) with ingredients for potions, perk sets for different play styles etc...etc... right up to how to exploit the game for a Lv.81 in two hours. But I'm a bit of a nerd when it come to


Never played Daggerfall, I didn't start playing TES until Morrowind and even then I never got any expansions for it. Oblivion and now Skyrim have been the BIG ones for me, in other words I've nerded out more so for the two of them.

Never played until Oblivion GOTY was out.

I know that silly, but your spose to be able to forge weapons at the lunar forge with the enchantment already on it.

Daggerfall's werewolves were the best, they had monthly forced transformations when the moons were full, but any other day they could transform at will once. Morrowind's werewolves, introduced in Bloodmoon, shouldn't really count since they were super wolves because of the Bloodmoon effect which also made them change every night. And then finally there is Skyrim's werewolves which are a complete fail. Oblivion did not have werewolves for some reason.

Na it's cool here I spose, don't want to get over run with spoilers too soon. Thanks for asking though

Meh, I like enchanting.
Hey, congratulations. You are now a diviner.

Couple of stuff, fairly new to actually playing as a werewolf. I got werewolf for all my characters, but stopped using it and decided to make a PC especially for Dawngaurd.

So, I recently made a Mage-Wolf character and I had a few questions. I didn't really want to level up normally because of my lack of time to, so I used the Oghma. But, my real question is about Alteration. Say I were to use the armor spells while perked in Mage Armor as well as wearing armor. When I transform into a wolf, will I get the unarmorerd bonus, even though untransformed I'm wearing armor?

Also, what do you guys do about transforming in a large-scale battle? I don't always go into a battle as a Werewolf, i use it mainly as travel until it gets a boost from the tree.

And finally, haha, which totems do you use and why? I like the idea of the brotherhood, but I understand the roar is incredibly useful.

Thanks and I can't wait to truely wolf it up, or whatever these kids are saying nowadays

It would be nice to have both options. The Companions strain for those who wan to go all Van Helsing, and wild werewolves to spread the normal version. But I knda do it myself as it stands now.

• Undress before you transform, then cast it.
  
• Do it, but be wary
  
• Fear, because I hardly ever finish the (spoiler) questline; Blood because, well, it's useful.

I would say yes you do get the unarmored bonus because in wolf form you are not wearing any armor. I would do what Cybrwulf1201 said

I would not suggest transforming in the middle of a battle unless you are hiding behind something, otherwise be prepared to be destroyed.

I suggest just sticking to the totem of fear since you can keep enemies off you and attack them while they run away. The totem of brotherhood, I find, is useless the spirit wolves go down in one hit.

I don't know if it some kind of bug, but I think every content that include lunar or moon in skyrim doesn't work properly.
As you may know, we should get power 'Power of the moon rising' when moon is out.
But we never get that power, because of that kind of bug.

Possibly on-topic, but has anyone else realize the game starts on a full moon night?

Alright, thanks! I'll be trying those suggestions out once I finish up getting my armor and spells together.

Damn, I was hoping to amass an army consisting only of animals/summons. 2 Atronachs, that dog, the new horse and then the 2 wolf spirits. Form my own pack, you know?

Oh well.

Before patch 1.5 when in werewolf form, it count as wearing light armor.