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1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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	Werefox PC4 1.jpg		Werefox PC4 1.jpg
	Werefox MCV2.jpg		Werefox MCV2.jpg
			Werefox CotN Werebeasts 1.jpg
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	{{D&D-Therianthropes}}		{{D&D-Therianthropes}}
	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]] [[Category: Ravenloft]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]] [[Category: Ravenloft]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]

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			{{D&D-Therianthropes}}
	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]] [[Category: Ravenloft]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]] [[Category: Ravenloft]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Common Werefox */

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Common Werefox

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	==Common Werefox==		==Common Werefox==
	[[File:1e Werefox.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Old-school D&D art... wasn't the best.]]		[[File:1e Werefox.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Old-school D&D art... wasn't the best.]]
	[[File:Werefox MM 2e.png\|thumb\|left\|~~250px~~\|With art like this, it's no wonder the furries didn't jump all over this.]]		[[File:Werefox MM 2e.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|With art like this, it's no wonder the furries didn't jump all over this.]]
	{{monstergirls}}		{{monstergirls}}
	The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].		The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].

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	==Common Werefox==		==Common Werefox==
	[[File:1e Werefox.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Old-school D&D art... wasn't the best.]]		[[File:1e Werefox.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Old-school D&D art... wasn't the best.]]
	[[File:Werefox MM 2e.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|With art like this, it's a wonder the furries didn't jump all over this.]]		[[File:Werefox MM 2e.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|With art like this, it's no wonder the furries didn't jump all over this.]]
	{{monstergirls}}		{{monstergirls}}
	The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].		The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].
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	==Mystaran Werefox==		==Mystaran Werefox==
	[[File:Werefox PC4 2.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Roguishly handsome or handsomely roguish?]]		[[File:Werefox PC4 2.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Roguishly handsome or handsomely roguish?]]
	~~[[File:Werefox PC4 1.jpg\|right\|300px]]~~
	On [[Mystara]], werefoxes are basically a vulpine equivalent to the common werewolf, lacking the gender restrictions or elven traits of their counterparts from other worlds. Believed to descend from a Thyatian [[Rake]] named Leo Variantia, werefoxes are far more docile in temperament than their lupine counterparts (BECMI Neutral to their BECMI Chaotic); a werefox on the "rampage" is basically out to pull pranks and steal chickens, not kill anyone. They're mostly harmless tricksters and mischief-makers, infatuated with their own cleverness but typically not out to hurt anyone.		On [[Mystara]], werefoxes are basically a vulpine equivalent to the common werewolf, lacking the gender restrictions or elven traits of their counterparts from other worlds. Believed to descend from a Thyatian [[Rake]] named Leo Variantia, werefoxes are far more docile in temperament than their lupine counterparts (BECMI Neutral to their BECMI Chaotic); a werefox on the "rampage" is basically out to pull pranks and steal chickens, not kill anyone. They're mostly harmless tricksters and mischief-makers, infatuated with their own cleverness but typically not out to hurt anyone.

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	===BECMI Werefox PC===		===BECMI Werefox PC===

	See the [[Therianthrope]] page for a run-down of the special rules for playing a werebeast in BECMI.		See the [[Therianthrope]] page for a run-down of the special rules for playing a werebeast in BECMI.

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	\|X \|\|Can ''Charm Creature'' 3/day; this affects 1 target (humans in human form, animals in fox form), which is charmed for 2d12 hours (+1 hour per level) if it fails a Save vs. Spells.		\|X \|\|Can ''Charm Creature'' 3/day; this affects 1 target (humans in human form, animals in fox form), which is charmed for 2d12 hours (+1 hour per level) if it fails a Save vs. Spells.
	\|}		\|}

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Werefox PC4 1.jpg
			Werefox MCV2.jpg
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	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]] [[Category: Ravenloft]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Forgotten Realms]] [[Category: Ravenloft]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]

67.169.186.182: /* Common Werefox */

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Common Werefox

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	The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].		The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].

	The beauty thing isn't a joke. Foxwoman [[regeneration]] is so potent it actually causes scars and other blemishes to fade away month by month until they vanish into nothing. That's not the weirdest aspect of foxwoman biology. The "[[elf]]in" part of their curse is as infectious as the fox part. What does this mean? It means that any woman infected with this form of therianthropy (originally, only [[human]]s, [[elves]] and [[half-elves]] were susceptible, but in 3e any humanoid can be afflicted) will find themselves changing irrevocably into [[elf]]-maids, complete in every detail! Another biological oddity is that foxwomen are sterile; uniquely amongst therianthropes, they cannot bear children, and instead rely on spreading their curse to propagate.		The beauty thing isn't a joke. Foxwoman [[regeneration]] is so potent it actually causes scars and other blemishes to fade away month by month until they vanish into nothing. That's not the weirdest aspect of foxwoman biology. The "[[elf]]in" part of their curse is as infectious as the fox part. What does this mean? It means that any woman infected with this form of therianthropy (originally, only [[human]]s, [[elves]] and [[half-elves]] were susceptible, but in 3e any humanoid can be afflicted) will find themselves changing irrevocably into [[elf]]-maids, complete in every detail! Another biological oddity is that foxwomen are sterile; uniquely amongst therianthropes, they cannot bear children, and instead rely on spreading their curse to propagate, and are willing to enact adoption or kidnapping to claim an heiress to raise.

	Unlike most [[therianthrope]]s, foxwomen are little inclined towards brutal rampages. Self-serving, vain and hedonistic, foxwomen only care about appeasing their desire for luxuries and comfort. Between their beauty, their great control over their feral instincts, their bewitching gaze and their propensity to train as [[bard]]s or [[enchanter]]s, they have little trouble attaining what they want.		Unlike most [[therianthrope]]s, foxwomen are little inclined towards brutal rampages. Self-serving, vain and hedonistic, foxwomen only care about appeasing their desire for luxuries and comfort. Between their beauty, their great control over their feral instincts, their bewitching gaze and their propensity to train as [[bard]]s or [[enchanter]]s, they have little trouble attaining what they want.
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	Precisely why it was [[Ravenloft]] 3e that brought the foxwomen back, who can say? Although foxwomen are common in the [[Demiplane of Dread]], they are found in other settings, including the [[Forgotten Realms]], with the splatbook "[[Elminster]]'s Ecologies" saying they are particularly common in Cormyr, Sembia and the Dalelands.		Precisely why it was [[Ravenloft]] 3e that brought the foxwomen back, who can say? Although foxwomen are common in the [[Demiplane of Dread]], they are found in other settings, including the [[Forgotten Realms]], with the splatbook "[[Elminster]]'s Ecologies" saying they are particularly common in Cormyr, Sembia and the Dalelands.

	The other signature trait of the werefox is the curse renders them barren. Meaning unlike other versions of the curse, all infected werefoxes become true weefoxes. Either by adoption of kidnapping, a werefox will often seek out an heiress to raise, infect the child with the curse and continuing the cycle.

	==Mystaran Werefox==		==Mystaran Werefox==

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Common Werefox

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	Precisely why it was [[Ravenloft]] 3e that brought the foxwomen back, who can say? Although foxwomen are common in the [[Demiplane of Dread]], they are found in other settings, including the [[Forgotten Realms]], with the splatbook "[[Elminster]]'s Ecologies" saying they are particularly common in Cormyr, Sembia and the Dalelands.		Precisely why it was [[Ravenloft]] 3e that brought the foxwomen back, who can say? Although foxwomen are common in the [[Demiplane of Dread]], they are found in other settings, including the [[Forgotten Realms]], with the splatbook "[[Elminster]]'s Ecologies" saying they are particularly common in Cormyr, Sembia and the Dalelands.

			The other signature trait of the werefox is the curse renders them barren. Meaning unlike other versions of the curse, all infected werefoxes become true weefoxes. Either by adoption of kidnapping, a werefox will often seek out an heiress to raise, infect the child with the curse and continuing the cycle.

	==Mystaran Werefox==		==Mystaran Werefox==

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 21:47, 30 November 2020

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	==Common Werefox==		==Common Werefox==
	[[File:1e Werefox.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Old-school D&D art... wasn't the best.]]		[[File:1e Werefox.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Old-school D&D art... wasn't the best.]]
	[[File:2e ~~Werefox~~.~~gif~~\|thumb\|left\|~~300px~~\|With art like this, it's a wonder the furries didn't jump all over this.]]		[[File:Werefox MM 2e.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|With art like this, it's a wonder the furries didn't jump all over this.]]
	{{monstergirls}}		{{monstergirls}}
	The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].		The "Common" werefox (a term only used here to distinguish it from its [[Mystara]]n counterpart) is also known formally as the ''Foxwoman'' and the ''Vixen''; it is a strain of therianthropy only communicable to women, and is formally portrayed as the [[elf\|elven]] counterpart to the [[werewolf]]. In their "human" form, foxwomen appear as exceedingly beautiful silver-haired [[elf]]-maids; they can assume the form of silver foxes (a kind of magical silver-furred fox native to fey-touched or [[elf]]-inhabited forests that moves tracelessly through the wilderness) or [[furry\|surprisingly beautiful silver-furred anthropomorphic vixens]].

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	==Mystaran Werefox==		==Mystaran Werefox==
			[[File:Werefox PC4 2.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Roguishly handsome or handsomely roguish?]]
			[[File:Werefox PC4 1.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	On [[Mystara]], werefoxes are basically a vulpine equivalent to the common werewolf, lacking the gender restrictions or elven traits of their counterparts from other worlds. Believed to descend from a Thyatian [[Rake]] named Leo Variantia, werefoxes are far more docile in temperament than their lupine counterparts (BECMI Neutral to their BECMI Chaotic); a werefox on the "rampage" is basically out to pull pranks and steal chickens, not kill anyone. They're mostly harmless tricksters and mischief-makers, infatuated with their own cleverness but typically not out to hurt anyone.		On [[Mystara]], werefoxes are basically a vulpine equivalent to the common werewolf, lacking the gender restrictions or elven traits of their counterparts from other worlds. Believed to descend from a Thyatian [[Rake]] named Leo Variantia, werefoxes are far more docile in temperament than their lupine counterparts (BECMI Neutral to their BECMI Chaotic); a werefox on the "rampage" is basically out to pull pranks and steal chickens, not kill anyone. They're mostly harmless tricksters and mischief-makers, infatuated with their own cleverness but typically not out to hurt anyone.

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	===BECMI Werefox PC===		===BECMI Werefox PC===

	See the [[Therianthrope]] page for a run-down of the special rules for playing a werebeast in BECMI.		See the [[Therianthrope]] page for a run-down of the special rules for playing a werebeast in BECMI.