Lycanthrope

Therions, the Cursed Ones

 

Of all the residuals of ancient Magic that survive from the dawn of history, none has caused more suffering than the curse of lycanthropy. If religious texts are to be believed, it was in the heavenly war known as the Aggelomachy that Aggoles and mortals could wield powerful forms of the Anon (magic). This power led to the creation of warriors merged with man and beast. Occult text expands this knowledge, claiming, that some of these beast warriors survived the war hiding in the remote parts of the world. The generations passed on, as did their blood. Today they remain in the shadows and distant wilderness of the world.

 

Though extremely rare, lycanthropes can still be found in throughout the world. The bloodlines of these creatures have been diluted and convoluted over the ages with both natural and artificial forms of these species existing. Though it varies between species and individuals, by in large, most natural lycanthropes live away from other species. Their tiny communities dwelling in remote lands compatible to their kind. Artificial lycanthropes, those infected through wounds sustained in attacks by lycanthrope, usually find themselves isolated. They are shunned by both the communities of their birth, who often seek to slay the infects, and the lycanthropes themselves, who do not consider infected as one of them. Only the Wererat of Gonthram seem to be the exception of this, embracing infected people, growing their ranks in the sewers.

Types of Lycanthrope

 

Wererat

Werewolf


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