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	[[File:Wereboar 5e.png\|thumb\|Their favored weapon is ~~the~~ oversized ~~cartoon~~ mallet.]]		[[File:Wereboar 5e.png\|thumb\|Their favored weapon is a cartoonishly oversized mallet.]]
	'''Wereboars''', as their name suggests, are [[therianthrope]]s of a porcine vareity, being humans with the ability to turn partially or wholly into a wild pig. Despite the masculine title used, female wereboars do exist as well, [[Derp\|but they still maintain the characteristic tusks]]. Now, this idea sounds kind of stupid and... well, we're not going to lie; it kind of is. But wild pigs are actually ferocious and dangerous animals, who will readily kill and eat people; there's a reason that boar hunting was seen as the province of the aristocracy... and also why they used fucking huge spears with secondary prongs along their length - to keep the boar from just impaling itself all the way along the shaft out of sheer desire to murderfuck the bastard who skewered it in the first place.		'''Wereboars''', as their name suggests, are [[therianthrope]]s of a porcine vareity, being humans with the ability to turn partially or wholly into a wild pig. Despite the masculine title used, female wereboars do exist as well, [[Derp\|but they still maintain the characteristic tusks]]. Now, this idea sounds kind of stupid and... well, we're not going to lie; it kind of is. But wild pigs are actually ferocious and dangerous animals, who will readily kill and eat people; there's a reason that boar hunting was seen as the province of the aristocracy... and also why they used fucking huge spears with secondary prongs along their length - to keep the boar from just impaling itself all the way along the shaft out of sheer desire to murderfuck the bastard who skewered it in the first place.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* See Also */

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	Wereboars are also found in [[Pathfinder]], appearing in the Bestiary 2.		Wereboars are also found in [[Pathfinder]], appearing in the Bestiary 2.

	In D&D, wereboars are portrayed as the surly jerks of the therianthrope strain. Just like [[werebear]]s are known for being one of the few Good therianthropes, wereboars are formally classed as True Neutral in most editions of D&D - 4th and 5th are the only exceptions so far. In both BECMI and AD&D ~~(3e is just a watered down version of AD&D,~~ wereboars are characterized as sullen, bad-tempered jerks who prefer to isolate themselves in the wilderness; rude, crude and vulgar, even their friends are often the source of much grumbling and complaining, and although they are known to be unflinchingly loyal once their hard-earned friendship is won, it can be difficult to tell when a wereboar is feeling friendly or cantankerous. Sort of like an extra-grumpy [[dwarf]].		In D&D, wereboars are portrayed as the surly jerks of the therianthrope strain. Just like [[werebear]]s are known for being one of the few Good therianthropes, wereboars are formally classed as True Neutral in most editions of D&D - 4th and 5th are the only exceptions so far. In both BECMI and AD&D wereboars are characterized as sullen, bad-tempered jerks who prefer to isolate themselves in the wilderness; rude, crude and vulgar, even their friends are often the source of much grumbling and complaining, and although they are known to be unflinchingly loyal once their hard-earned friendship is won, it can be difficult to tell when a wereboar is feeling friendly or cantankerous. Sort of like an extra-grumpy [[dwarf]].

	Another dwarf-like trait is their deep familial love; irascible and obnoxious as they are, wereboar families are close-knit. This might have to do with how many of them there are; female wereboars birth 1d4+2 offspring per pregnancy, producing seemingly human children who, although very small by human standards, are strong and tough, able to crawl within hours of being born. These kids age quickly, gaining the ability to assume their alternative forms at adolescence, which they reach at the age of 8 years old. A wereboar father appears to be distant and aloof, but is actually a staunch protector who will attack any foe who threatens his family, no matter how uneven the odds. Females are even more aggressive when defending their young, and both parents are utterly fearless in their protection		Another dwarf-like trait is their deep familial love; irascible and obnoxious as they are, wereboar families are close-knit. This might have to do with how many of them there are; female wereboars birth 1d4+2 offspring per pregnancy, producing seemingly human children who, although very small by human standards, are strong and tough, able to crawl within hours of being born. These kids age quickly, gaining the ability to assume their alternative forms at adolescence, which they reach at the age of 8 years old. A wereboar father appears to be distant and aloof, but is actually a staunch protector who will attack any foe who threatens his family, no matter how uneven the odds. Females are even more aggressive when defending their young, and both parents are utterly fearless in their protection

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-'''Wereboars''', as their name suggests, are [[therianthrope]]s of a porcine vareity, being humans with the ability to turn partially or wholly into a wild pig. Despite the masculine title used, female wereboars do exist as well, but they still maintain the characteristic tusks. Now, this idea sounds kind of stupid and... well, we're not going to lie; it kind of is. But wild pigs are actually ferocious and dangerous animals, who will readily kill and eat people; there's a reason that boar hunting was seen as the province of the aristocracy... and also why they used fucking huge spears with secondary prongs along their length - to keep the boar from just impaling itself all the way along the shaft out of sheer desire to murderfuck the bastard who skewered it in the first place.
+'''Wereboars''', as their name suggests, are [[therianthrope]]s of a porcine vareity, being humans with the ability to turn partially or wholly into a wild pig. Despite the masculine title used, female wereboars do exist as well, [[Derp|but they still maintain the characteristic tusks]]. Now, this idea sounds kind of stupid and... well, we're not going to lie; it kind of is. But wild pigs are actually ferocious and dangerous animals, who will readily kill and eat people; there's a reason that boar hunting was seen as the province of the aristocracy... and also why they used fucking huge spears with secondary prongs along their length - to keep the boar from just impaling itself all the way along the shaft out of sheer desire to murderfuck the bastard who skewered it in the first place.
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 Like most of the [[therianthrope]]s, wereboars have had a few abortive attempts at being PC-friendly given to them. They appeared twice in [[Dragon Magazine]]; first as a race for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1e in issue #24, and then as a creature class in issue #313. In BECMI, wereboars are a race-class in [[Creature Crucible|PC4: The Night Howlers]].
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	[[File:Wereboar 5e.png\|~~right~~\|~~300px~~]]		[[File:Wereboar 5e.png\|thumb\|Their favored weapon is the oversized cartoon mallet.]]
	'''Wereboars''', as their name suggests, are [[therianthrope]]s of a porcine vareity, being humans with the ability to turn partially or wholly into a wild pig. Despite the masculine title used, female wereboars do exist as well, but they still maintain the characteristic tusks. Now, this idea sounds kind of stupid and... well, we're not going to lie; it kind of is. But wild pigs are actually ferocious and dangerous animals, who will readily kill and eat people; there's a reason that boar hunting was seen as the province of the aristocracy... and also why they used fucking huge spears with secondary prongs along their length - to keep the boar from just impaling itself all the way along the shaft out of sheer desire to murderfuck the bastard who skewered it in the first place.		'''Wereboars''', as their name suggests, are [[therianthrope]]s of a porcine vareity, being humans with the ability to turn partially or wholly into a wild pig. Despite the masculine title used, female wereboars do exist as well, but they still maintain the characteristic tusks. Now, this idea sounds kind of stupid and... well, we're not going to lie; it kind of is. But wild pigs are actually ferocious and dangerous animals, who will readily kill and eat people; there's a reason that boar hunting was seen as the province of the aristocracy... and also why they used fucking huge spears with secondary prongs along their length - to keep the boar from just impaling itself all the way along the shaft out of sheer desire to murderfuck the bastard who skewered it in the first place.

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	One of the lost types of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse#Changing Breeds\|Fera]], the Grondr were a type of Wereboar that specialised in hunting and cutting off Wyrm taint from the source; whilst the [[Werebear\|Gurahl]] healed the damage the Wyrm did, these would be the fuckers charging in headfirst and eating away at the taint. Unfortunately, the Garou didn't like that there was another breed that threatened their chance to be top-dog Wyrm slayers, so they decided to genocide them, saying that the taint they ate had affected them, and turned them evil (which was complete bullshit).		One of the lost types of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse#Changing Breeds\|Fera]], the Grondr were a type of Wereboar that specialised in hunting and cutting off Wyrm taint from the source; whilst the [[Werebear\|Gurahl]] healed the damage the Wyrm did, these would be the fuckers charging in headfirst and eating away at the taint. Unfortunately, the Garou didn't like that there was another breed that threatened their chance to be top-dog Wyrm slayers, so they decided to genocide them, saying that the taint they ate had affected them, and turned them evil (which was complete bullshit).

	And so their Kinfolk were hunted down and killed, leaving them essentially extinct. The remnants of their kinfolk ironically became the Wyrm-Tainted Skull Pigs, playing into what the Garou had hinted them for. The Grondr, whilst alive, were known for being proud and headstrong, and it was only after they were gone the Garou ~~real sowed~~ how they had fucked up.		And so their Kinfolk were hunted down and killed, leaving them essentially extinct. The remnants of their kinfolk ironically became the Wyrm-Tainted Skull Pigs, playing into what the Garou had hinted them for. The Grondr, whilst alive, were known for being proud and headstrong, and it was only after they were gone the Garou realized how they had fucked up.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Oinkbane]] - A /tg/ creation and known as one of the most proficient wereboar assassins in all the land. Known for his completely unconventional tactics that are too subtle for mortal minds to comprehend.		*[[Oinkbane]] - A /tg/ creation and known as one of the most proficient wereboar assassins in all the land. Known for his completely unconventional tactics that are too subtle for mortal minds to comprehend.

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