What are the rules with Werewolves?, page 1
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reply posted on 27-1-2007 @ 08:01 AM by Masonic Student
Royal

The second link should fully answer your original question. The others may be intresting likns for your intrest.

Good luck

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[url=http://www.geocities.com/yaiolani/ancient.htm]Link #3[/url

There seems to be a major diffrence in behavior from europe and the americas.


reply posted on 27-1-2007 @ 12:18 PM by ArMaP
This page has something that I never heard of, the names given to werewolf-like creatures in Portugal.

Bruxsa is a word that I never had heard or seen in all my life. If we take the strangelly located "s" then we get "Bruxa", and that is "witch" in Portuguese.

Cucubuth is obviously a word that is not Portuguese, and I would like to know where did they get that information. In fact, after a little search, I found some sites saying that Cucubuth was the name Avicenna gave to lycanthropy.

What I know about the Portuguese version of werewolves (lobisomens), is that they are shape-shifters like in many other European tales, and that they can change shape by rubbing themselves on the ground of some cross-roads, as my grand-mother told me.


Edit: I forgot to add that some versions say that the Portuguese werewolf wold turn not allways in a wolf but in the creature whose tracks he would cross first. Other version says that he would change to all the creatures whose tracks he would cross until the sunrise.

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reply posted on 28-1-2007 @ 11:41 PM by The Bear Man
Mm Werewolves dont I love...

The rules of a werewolf arnt something we can "Assume" but I mean.. about some things like

Werewolves cant control themselves...
my thought
Werewolves CAN control themselves but... Why try? they are hungry

The rituals thing from the other person is called a Skinwalker.. which you can find elsewhere around here

And the modern day werewolf is a Therian

Some people who are considered Therian are just flat out nuts...
some just have things from being raised to make them think like a wolf... like myself >.>

I was dubbed "Therian" of a sort... because when I was little *sob story coming that most will dub fake* well my parents didnt care for me.. oh well..
and I had a wolf named Teeva <3 love her and may she rest in peace
for about a year and a half when my mind was in its growing stages I picked up off her imitating her and not my parents like most kids and picked up a few things

Growling- I dont do too too often.. mostly at my damned dog when he makes me mad
Barking- yea I admit I bark at sounds sometimes accidently >.> it still slips
chewing on things- When im either really relaxed or nervous or just anxious i'll chew on whatever... Wood, bone from whatever I ate an hour ago or just the carpet
*end*

But thats just the modern idea of a were being.. and no im not some hairy dude that runs around acting like a werewolf or do I describe myself as one >.> I just have some very animalistic traits I picked of from the imitation ages from a pet that pretty much took care of me


Bear Man

Still needa pick up a permit to train animals >.> oh well illegal till I get one eh?


reply posted on 17-4-2011 @ 12:40 PM by CryptoZoologistMichee
Knowing the ATS'ers in the Cryptid forums, this chat of werewolf rules could go on forever and ever. So, let me throw in my two cents.

You are never gonna get a set of were-wolf "rules" until were-wolves of myth are proven true. Depending on the place and continent, the rules with vary leaps and bounds. The general rules are transform at full moon, killed by silver and half-man half-wolf creature. Bet you already knew that though, didn't you?

What you may not know is that even those three rules are said to be stupid. Some say were-wolves can transform whenever they want too. Some say the full moon just strengthes them. You can only be turned into a were-wolf on the blood moon. They turn into full wolves that are twice the size of regular ones. They can't cross open bodies of water. Can not cross onto holy ground.

These rules are debated every single day. Yet not one of them can be debunked, not even the ones that contridict each other. The only way to get a complete list of were-wolves and their rules, is to ask one of them yourselfs. Until that becomes possible, the were-wolf shall always remain one of the more elusive cryptids.

On another side note, the one rule I've always heard that has never be debated, wolves can be killed by silver... Now I found this interesting. I mean, why silver? Why not some other metal or type of weapon? What is it about silver that makes the wolf die or turn human? After all, every myth has a image of truth in it, no matter how small that truth might be.
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