I must ask, how old are you exactly? Just out of curiosity.

On werewolves, game mechanics hinder Skyrim werewolves from jumping high, but all werewolves have supernatural prowess.

He is seventeen. And I think the game mechanics for Skyrim's werewolves were done completely wrong. They should bring back the mechanics from Daggerfall.

Heck, if we were going on Skyrim's gameplay to define what werewolves could and could not do, werewolves wouldn't be able to jump while running. They wouldn't even be able to look up! And I don't care what Big Al says, werewolves can look up.

Yeah, its like saying people in the Elder Scrolls cannot kick or urinate because they don't do it in the game.

you are flaming me as moderators put it. I am not going to make you mad because the last time I did it I got a warning and suspended from posting for a week. yes I am seventeen. If bethesda did intoduce new werewolves then they could make them with the abilities I mentioned. Also would be nice to see some werewolf abilities in human form.

How is he flaming, just curious because I don't understand flaming? But I agree with having werewolf abilities in human form like X% increase to damage done with one handed weapons or something like that, and when you sprint you are slightly faster than a normal human.

Sir, I am not flaming you. I simply asked a harmless question and emphazied that all werewolves within lore have supernatural abilities. flaming is when you openly insult a person and use crude language against them. You can also get suspended for falsely reporting a person, too.

You asked me how old I am and to that it inplies that you are insulting me because you probally think I am a little kid but I did not report you. Anyways I would love the ideas I said.

See, you made an assumption, which serves no purpose in this scenario. If I called you a little kid and called you an immature child, then I would be flaming you, but because I asked your age, it doesn't mean I am insulting you. I might even be your age.

Good that you didn't report me, since you could get banned for false reports. Be careful, sir.

I like some of those ideas, but having "true" werewolves isn't that great an idea because we have true werewolves, and those are just werewolves that change at full moons like in Daggerfall. I do think we should have Alpha werewolves who lead a pack.

I mean what if there were werewolves that were the first ones and could change whenever they want and that after centuries of people getting bit by them and then those guys getting bit by those then they would have forced transformations.

On topic: I agree with the OP. His ideas are like most of ours, very good.

But that ruins the whole concept of the Companions.

Alpha Werewolves would be interesting. If there were packs that you could join, it'd be interesting if after the Alpha dies, you can make a bid for power (rather than the title being just given to you) and fight one of your fellow pack members for the top spot. It'd be a difficult boss fight, but a cool werewolf vs werewolf match to prove your dominance and earn the right to lead the pack. In addition to the title and a better home (supposing this was a community of werewolves living in a small village in the forested regions), you could get a special Totem of Hircine to give you a new Howl, a boost to your werewolf's stats upon transformation (eg, an extra 100 stamina and health) and wolf pelt clothing/armor to signify your status as head of the community.


But werewolves already have the ability to transform at will. They just have the forced transformations when there is a full moon(s) or every night during the Bloodmoon. And going on the whole "These are the first werewolves so they're more powerful" road doesn't sit with me for two reasons. 1: It's too much like what we saw with Dawnguard's Vampire Lords, and 2: Unlike vampires, lycanthropes aren't immortal (at least as far as I know) so even if these werewolves existed, we wouldn't really be able to come across them unless they got that Corpus disease or some other means of immortality.

But then there could be the companions who just got cursed by those glamorils or something like that with a different strain.

That is how I would like to see it, and this way we could have a questline that involves werewolves, rather than the bad questline we have now.

The only way I would like your idea was if it involved Hircine, and somehow meeting a werewolf, or group of werewolves that he blessed with that ability. But it would still have to be a pretty strange quest, like something where we went back in time and saw the primal tribes of werewolves.

Werewolves are immortal just not like vampires. werewolve's cells and skin regenerate constantly which means that they are immortal unlike vampires who are already dead.

Werewolves aren't immortal, they may live longer, and I think with the Ring Of Hircine they can live for a couple hundred years, but they are not immortal. Look at Kodlak, he was worried about his soul because he was getting closer to his death and he didn't want to go to Hircine's Hunting Grounds.

If that was the case, Kodlak wouldn't be talking about dying of old age, nor would there have been a long line of dead Harbingers now hiding out from Hircine in the Hunting Grounds.

Edit: Ninja'd

This concludes this conversation. Tharsten may have lived longer, but he certainly was not immortal.

well that is becuase the companions were cursed and are not actually real werewolves that got bit

Yes that is the second time I have Ninja'd REL_Dovahkin. But yes if werewolves were immortal Kodlak would not be worried about dying. Like I said I think the Ring of Hircine can extend the wielders life, but not make them immortal.

Sir, being in the companions and werewolves have nothing to do with their aging. They all age, even though slower, as regular mortals.
I think Tharsten was prolonging his life by natural werewolf means. He ruled the Skaal for generations, yet the Ring of Hircine was used in Daggerfall which is just years before the time of Morrowind. Maybe a dev oversight.