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	[[File:Wereraccoon RR7.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left]]		[[File:Wereraccoon RR7.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left]]
	'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".		'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".

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	Werecoons can only be harmed by +1 magical weapons or slate, which can only be worked into the crudest of weapons. The wounds a werecoon inflicts have a 2% chance per hp of damage of infecting the victim with lycanthropy.		Werecoons can only be harmed by +1 magical weapons or slate, which can only be worked into the crudest of weapons. The wounds a werecoon inflicts have a 2% chance per hp of damage of infecting the victim with lycanthropy.

	Recently, another concern for werecoon attacks has arisen. Some (10%) werecoons have contracted a magical form of hydrophobia, or rabies. Creatures afflicted with this disease are thrown out of their families into the wilderness. They can be identified by their weary, bloodshot eyes, listless behavior and telltale foaming and sliming at the mouth. These wretched beasts act glazed and ~~detatched~~ until provoked, ~~when they attack~~ anything in sight. Rabid werecoons in a frenzy effectively become berserkers, attacking twice in a round at +2, while their AC suffers a -2 penalty. In addition to risking lycanthropy, characters suffering wounds from such a creature must make a save vs spell or fall victim to ~~the~~ magical rabies. A character who fails the save is affected as if by a fatal cause disease spell. Additionally, after one week's time, the afflicted individual will begin to exhibit signs of insanity. A madness check must be made every week, with cumulative effects, and a cumulative -1 penalty is imposed every week after the first check. Cure disease does not cure this affliction, but heal, remove curse and similar powerful magics will.		Recently, another concern for werecoon attacks has arisen. Some (10%) werecoons have contracted a magical form of hydrophobia, or rabies. Creatures afflicted with this disease are thrown out of their families into the wilderness. They can be identified by their weary, bloodshot eyes, listless behavior and telltale foaming and sliming at the mouth. These wretched beasts act glazed and detached until provoked, attacking anything in sight. Rabid werecoons in a frenzy effectively become berserkers, attacking twice in a round at +2, while their AC suffers a -2 penalty. In addition to risking lycanthropy, characters suffering wounds from such a creature must make a save vs spell or fall victim to magical rabies. A character who fails the save is affected as if by a fatal cause disease spell. Additionally, after one week's time, the afflicted individual will begin to exhibit signs of insanity. A madness check must be made every week, with cumulative effects, and a cumulative -1 penalty is imposed every week after the first check. Cure disease does not cure this affliction, but heal, remove curse and similar powerful magics will.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 00:08, 2 October 2022

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	[[File:~~Wereraccon~~.jpg\|~~right]]~~		[[File:Wereraccoon RR7.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left]]
	~~[[File:Mario tanooki suit.png~~\|~~thumb~~\|~~A vicious wereraccoon in his hybrid form.~~]]
	'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".		'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".

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	Recently, another concern for werecoon attacks has arisen. Some (10%) werecoons have contracted a magical form of hydrophobia, or rabies. Creatures afflicted with this disease are thrown out of their families into the wilderness. They can be identified by their weary, bloodshot eyes, listless behavior and telltale foaming and sliming at the mouth. These wretched beasts act glazed and detatched until provoked, when they attack anything in sight. Rabid werecoons in a frenzy effectively become berserkers, attacking twice in a round at +2, while their AC suffers a -2 penalty. In addition to risking lycanthropy, characters suffering wounds from such a creature must make a save vs spell or fall victim to the magical rabies. A character who fails the save is affected as if by a fatal cause disease spell. Additionally, after one week's time, the afflicted individual will begin to exhibit signs of insanity. A madness check must be made every week, with cumulative effects, and a cumulative -1 penalty is imposed every week after the first check. Cure disease does not cure this affliction, but heal, remove curse and similar powerful magics will.		Recently, another concern for werecoon attacks has arisen. Some (10%) werecoons have contracted a magical form of hydrophobia, or rabies. Creatures afflicted with this disease are thrown out of their families into the wilderness. They can be identified by their weary, bloodshot eyes, listless behavior and telltale foaming and sliming at the mouth. These wretched beasts act glazed and detatched until provoked, when they attack anything in sight. Rabid werecoons in a frenzy effectively become berserkers, attacking twice in a round at +2, while their AC suffers a -2 penalty. In addition to risking lycanthropy, characters suffering wounds from such a creature must make a save vs spell or fall victim to the magical rabies. A character who fails the save is affected as if by a fatal cause disease spell. Additionally, after one week's time, the afflicted individual will begin to exhibit signs of insanity. A madness check must be made every week, with cumulative effects, and a cumulative -1 penalty is imposed every week after the first check. Cure disease does not cure this affliction, but heal, remove curse and similar powerful magics will.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Wereraccon.jpg
			Mario tanooki suit.png\|A vicious wereraccoon in his hybrid form.
			</gallery>

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

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 22:06, 2 February 2021

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			[[File:Mario tanooki suit.png\|thumb\|A vicious wereraccoon in his hybrid form.]]
	'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".		'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 21:34, 2 February 2021

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	'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".		'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 18:05, 27 September 2020

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	'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".		'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".

1d4chan>Nubnuber: The Lonesome Road netbooks don't have illustrations

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The Lonesome Road netbooks don't have illustrations

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	'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".		'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 01:22, 4 September 2020

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	'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".		'''Wereraccoons''', also known informally as '''werecoons''', are one of a number of malevolent [[therianthrope]] species known to inhabit swamps, forests and other "backwoods" areas in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Like the [[Werepossums]], whom they come the closest to resembling in temperament, they are an invention by the [[Ravenloft]] fans who maintained the fansite known as "The Lonesome Road".