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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 06:17, 24 January 2021

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	The seawolves are humans who can assume a form combining aspects of a seal and a wolf. Their packs roam the seas in search of ships to attack.		The seawolves are humans who can assume a form combining aspects of a seal and a wolf. Their packs roam the seas in search of ships to attack.

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	==3e Fluff==		==3e Fluff==
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	Seawolf packs hunt ships at sea, climbing aboard in the dark hours of the night to kill all aboard and seize any treasure they can find.		Seawolf packs hunt ships at sea, climbing aboard in the dark hours of the night to kill all aboard and seize any treasure they can find.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

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	Seawolf 1e.png\|1e		Seawolf 1e.png\|1e Monster Manual 2
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	Seawolf MCV1.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1		Seawolf MCV1.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1
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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:27, 25 October 2020

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	==AD&D Fluff==		==AD&D Fluff==
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	{{NotFunny}}		{{NotFunny}}
	The seawolves are humans who can assume a form combining aspects of a seal and a wolf. Their packs roam the seas in search of ships to attack.		The seawolves are humans who can assume a form combining aspects of a seal and a wolf. Their packs roam the seas in search of ships to attack.
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	==3e Fluff==		==3e Fluff==
	~~''This seallike creature is sleek and powerful. Its face and jaws are those of a ferocious, snarling wolf, and its eyes glow red with feral hate.''~~		{{NotFunny}}
			Seawolf packs hunt ships at sea, climbing aboard in the dark hours of the night to kill all aboard and seize any treasure they can find.
	The seawolf is a supernatural beast, a predatory marauder and killer that lives for the opportunity to murder humanoids and spread woe in its wake. It can take the or traveler in order to slip into a human town, where it indulges in robbery, murder, and mayhem. Seawolf packs hunt ships at sea, climbing aboard in the dark hours of the night to kill all aboard and seize any treasure they can find.

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1d4chan>DongleRus at 20:33, 27 September 2020

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	'''Seawolves''' are an extremely odd species of [[therianthrope]] from the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and can literally be described as "what if [[werewolves]] could be found at sea?" No, seriously; they're literally the aquatic equivalent of werewolves. And now you know all there is to know about seawolves.		'''Seawolves''' are an extremely odd species of [[therianthrope]] from the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and can literally be described as "what if [[werewolves]] could be found at sea?" No, seriously; they're literally the aquatic equivalent of werewolves. And now you know all there is to know about seawolves.

	...Okay, we'll elaborate. Seawolves are an aquatic strain of lycanthrope; we don't know if they diverged from their land counterparts. They can assume the form of either a humanoid wolf with waterproof fur and webbed digits, or the form of a huge wolf-headed seal. In AD&D, there were two distinct strains of seawolf; the Lesser Seawolf is smaller (6-7ft long) and has none of the traditional monstrous resistances, whilst the Greater Seawolf is ''huge'' (12-15ft long in wolf-seal form, 6-7ft tall in human or hybrid form) and resistant to damage not delivered by enchanted, silvered, or cold iron weapons. This split was lost in 3rd edition. Much like their land-dwelling counterparts, seawolves are typically marauders who roam the ocean, harassing shipping and sailors where they encounter them; many operate as pirates and raiders, and even the most "peaceful" of seawolves tends to gravitate towards oceanic hunting vessels. The AD&D version is far more malevolent and destructive than its 3e counterpart, but even the 3e version isn't exactly a fluffy bunny!		...Okay, we'll elaborate. Seawolves are an aquatic strain of lycanthrope; we don't know if they diverged from their land counterparts, or if this means there's also a land seal. They can assume the form of either a humanoid wolf with waterproof fur and webbed digits, or the form of a huge wolf-headed seal. In AD&D, there were two distinct strains of seawolf; the Lesser Seawolf is smaller (6-7ft long) and has none of the traditional monstrous resistances, whilst the Greater Seawolf is ''huge'' (12-15ft long in wolf-seal form, 6-7ft tall in human or hybrid form) and resistant to damage not delivered by enchanted, silvered, or cold iron weapons. This split was lost in 3rd edition. Much like their land-dwelling counterparts, seawolves are typically marauders who roam the ocean, harassing shipping and sailors where they encounter them; many operate as pirates and raiders, and even the most "peaceful" of seawolves tends to gravitate towards oceanic hunting vessels. The AD&D version is far more malevolent and destructive than its 3e counterpart, but even the 3e version isn't exactly a fluffy bunny!

	Seawolves debuted in 1982's Monster Cards, and then made it into the [[Monster Manual]] II for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e. They received a 2e update in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One, and from here made it to the 1993 Monstrous Manual. Their final appearance was in [[Environment Book Series\|Stormwrack]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]; whether it's because aquatic adventures are so unpopular or it's because the idea of "aquatic werewolf" is kind of hokey, they haven't appeared since.		Seawolves debuted in 1982's Monster Cards, and then made it into the [[Monster Manual]] II for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e. They received a 2e update in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One, and from here made it to the 1993 Monstrous Manual. Their final appearance was in [[Environment Book Series\|Stormwrack]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]; whether it's because aquatic adventures are so unpopular or it's because the idea of "aquatic werewolf" is kind of hokey, they haven't appeared since.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:08, 13 September 2020

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	'''Seawolves''' are an extremely odd species of [[therianthrope]] from the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and can literally be described as "what if [[werewolves]] could be found at sea?" No, seriously; they're literally the aquatic equivalent of werewolves. And now you know all there is to know about seawolves.		'''Seawolves''' are an extremely odd species of [[therianthrope]] from the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and can literally be described as "what if [[werewolves]] could be found at sea?" No, seriously; they're literally the aquatic equivalent of werewolves. And now you know all there is to know about seawolves.

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	==AD&D Fluff==		==AD&D Fluff==
			[[File:Seawolf 2e.png\|right\|300px]]
			[[File:Seawolf MCV1.jpg\|right\|300px]]
			{{NotFunny}}
	The seawolves are humans who can assume a form combining aspects of a seal and a wolf. Their packs roam the seas in search of ships to attack.		The seawolves are humans who can assume a form combining aspects of a seal and a wolf. Their packs roam the seas in search of ships to attack.

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	~~File:~~Seawolf 1e.png\|1e		Seawolf 1e.png\|1e
	~~File:Seawolf 2e.png\|2e~~
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	'''Seawolves''' are an extremely odd species of [[therianthrope]] from the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and can literally be described as "what if [[werewolves]] could be found at sea?" No, seriously; they're literally the aquatic equivalent of werewolves. And now you know all there is to know about seawolves.		'''Seawolves''' are an extremely odd species of [[therianthrope]] from the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and can literally be described as "what if [[werewolves]] could be found at sea?" No, seriously; they're literally the aquatic equivalent of werewolves. And now you know all there is to know about seawolves.

	...Okay, we'll elaborate. Seawolves are an aquatic strain of lycanthrope; we don't know they diverged from their land counterparts. They can assume the form of either a humanoid wolf with waterproof fur and webbed digits, or the form of a huge wolf-headed seal. In AD&D, there were two distinct strains of seawolf; the Lesser Seawolf is smaller (6-7ft long) and has none of the traditional monstrous resistances, whilst the Greater Seawolf is ''huge'' (12-15ft long in wolf-seal form, 6-7ft tall in human or hybrid form) and resistant to damage not delivered by enchanted, silvered, or cold iron weapons. This split was lost in 3rd edition. Much like their land-dwelling counterparts, seawolves are typically marauders who roam the ocean, harassing shipping and sailors where they encounter them; many operate as pirates and raiders, and even the most "peaceful" of seawolves tends to gravitate towards oceanic hunting vessels. The AD&D version is far more malevolent and destructive than its 3e counterpart, but even the 3e version isn't exactly a fluffy bunny!		...Okay, we'll elaborate. Seawolves are an aquatic strain of lycanthrope; we don't know if they diverged from their land counterparts. They can assume the form of either a humanoid wolf with waterproof fur and webbed digits, or the form of a huge wolf-headed seal. In AD&D, there were two distinct strains of seawolf; the Lesser Seawolf is smaller (6-7ft long) and has none of the traditional monstrous resistances, whilst the Greater Seawolf is ''huge'' (12-15ft long in wolf-seal form, 6-7ft tall in human or hybrid form) and resistant to damage not delivered by enchanted, silvered, or cold iron weapons. This split was lost in 3rd edition. Much like their land-dwelling counterparts, seawolves are typically marauders who roam the ocean, harassing shipping and sailors where they encounter them; many operate as pirates and raiders, and even the most "peaceful" of seawolves tends to gravitate towards oceanic hunting vessels. The AD&D version is far more malevolent and destructive than its 3e counterpart, but even the 3e version isn't exactly a fluffy bunny!

	Seawolves debuted in 1982's Monster Cards, and then made it into the [[Monster Manual]] II for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e. They received a 2e update in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One, and from here made it to the 1993 Monstrous Manual. Their final appearance was in [[Environment Book Series\|Stormwrack]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]; whether it's because aquatic adventures are so unpopular or it's because the idea of "aquatic werewolf" is kind of hokey, they haven't appeared since.		Seawolves debuted in 1982's Monster Cards, and then made it into the [[Monster Manual]] II for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e. They received a 2e update in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One, and from here made it to the 1993 Monstrous Manual. Their final appearance was in [[Environment Book Series\|Stormwrack]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]; whether it's because aquatic adventures are so unpopular or it's because the idea of "aquatic werewolf" is kind of hokey, they haven't appeared since.
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	'''SEAWOLF SOCIETY:''' Solitary seawolves often pass themselves off as pirates, raiders, or seahunters, where they usually earn the fear and respect of their fellows due to their violent temperaments and unusual strength and hardiness. By nature seawolves are social creatures and, given a choice, gather in small packs in order to cooperate in their raids and attacks on humans and humanoids. Seawolves often keep a secret lair somewhere on a shoreline, where they hoard the treasure they’ve stolen from ships they attack. Seawolf packs have been known to adopt human guise and venture into coastal towns for a night of eating, drinking, wenching, and fighting. Quick to draw blades or go on a murderous rampage, the seawolves are given a wide berth by those locals who suspect their true nature.		'''SEAWOLF SOCIETY:''' Solitary seawolves often pass themselves off as pirates, raiders, or seahunters, where they usually earn the fear and respect of their fellows due to their violent temperaments and unusual strength and hardiness. By nature seawolves are social creatures and, given a choice, gather in small packs in order to cooperate in their raids and attacks on humans and humanoids. Seawolves often keep a secret lair somewhere on a shoreline, where they hoard the treasure they’ve stolen from ships they attack. Seawolf packs have been known to adopt human guise and venture into coastal towns for a night of eating, drinking, wenching, and fighting. Quick to draw blades or go on a murderous rampage, the seawolves are given a wide berth by those locals who suspect their true nature.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			File:Seawolf 1e.png\|1e
			File:Seawolf 2e.png\|2e
			</gallery>

	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* 3e Fluff */

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	'''SEAWOLF SOCIETY:''' Solitary seawolves often pass themselves off as pirates, raiders, or seahunters, where they usually earn the fear and respect of their fellows due to their violent temperaments and unusual strength and hardiness. By nature seawolves are social creatures and, given a choice, gather in small packs in order to cooperate in their raids and attacks on humans and humanoids. Seawolves often keep a secret lair somewhere on a shoreline, where they hoard the treasure they’ve stolen from ships they attack. Seawolf packs have been known to adopt human guise and venture into coastal towns for a night of eating, drinking, wenching, and fighting. Quick to draw blades or go on a murderous rampage, the seawolves are given a wide berth by those locals who suspect their true nature.		'''SEAWOLF SOCIETY:''' Solitary seawolves often pass themselves off as pirates, raiders, or seahunters, where they usually earn the fear and respect of their fellows due to their violent temperaments and unusual strength and hardiness. By nature seawolves are social creatures and, given a choice, gather in small packs in order to cooperate in their raids and attacks on humans and humanoids. Seawolves often keep a secret lair somewhere on a shoreline, where they hoard the treasure they’ve stolen from ships they attack. Seawolf packs have been known to adopt human guise and venture into coastal towns for a night of eating, drinking, wenching, and fighting. Quick to draw blades or go on a murderous rampage, the seawolves are given a wide berth by those locals who suspect their true nature.

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