Editing Therianthrope (section)

===Giant Therianthropes===
Because D&D is a setting where [[giant]]s exist alongside normal humanoids, inevitably, somebody began to wonder: can giants be affected by the different therianthropy strains? This got an official answer in the Dragon Bestiary article for [[Dragon Magazine]] #266, which provided the following giant species vs. therianthrope strain breakdown, and also provided stats for the two species of "true giant therianthrope"; the Polarwere (a [[Frost Giant]] [[Werebear]]) and the Shadkyn ([[Voadkyn]] [[Werebat]]). All giants not mentioned on this list are immune to all forms of therianthropy.
* Cyclopskin: All therianthrope strains
* [[Cyclops]]: Usually [[werebear]] or [[werebat]], but cannot contract [[werefox]], [[weretiger]], [[seawolf]] or "any of the more exotic types". Cyclops therianthropes only have giant and hybrid forms.
* [[Desert Giant]]: Their slow petrification curse makes them immune to therianthropy.
* [[Ettin]]: Can only become [[werewolves]], [[wererat]]s and [[wereboar]]s, can only assume a 2-headed hybrid form.
* [[Firbolg]]: All strains except [[Wereraven]].
* [[Fomorian]]: Immune to therianthropy.
* [[Fog Giant]]: Immune to therianthropy.
* [[Frost Giant]]: [[Werebear]] and [[Seawolf]].
* [[Hill Giant]]: All strains except [[Wereraven]], most commonly [[werewolf]], [[wereboar]], [[wererat]], and [[werebat]].
* [[Jungle Giant]]: All strains native to the jungle, specifically [[werefox]], [[werebat]] and [[werecat]] - feline therianthropy is incredibly common amonst jungle giants.
* [[Stone Giant]]: Immune to therianthropy.
* [[Verbeeg]]: All strains except [[Wereraven]].
* [[Voadkyn]]: All strains.

Third Edition allows ''any'' animal to have werecreatures if there's a humanoid or giant type within one size category of the animal.