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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 13:29, 14 August 2021

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	[[File:Wereswine MC Mystara.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Wereswine MC Mystara.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	~~[[File:Devil swine PC4 1.jpg\|right\|300px]]~~
	'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals-- or rather, the ravenous creatures sometimes used by gangsters and serial killers for body disposal. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.		'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals-- or rather, the ravenous creatures sometimes used by gangsters and serial killers for body disposal. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.

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

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 14:20, 11 September 2020

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	Whilst [[Oinkbane]] is officially a wereboar, his devious nature and mastery of subtlety suggest he may instead be a wereswine.		Whilst [[Oinkbane]] is officially a wereboar, his devious nature and mastery of subtlety suggest he may instead be a wereswine.

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			Werecreatures PC4 1.jpg
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	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Mystara]] [[Category:Therianthropes]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:34, 11 September 2020

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	~~{{NeedsImages}}~~		[[File:Wereswine MC Mystara.jpg\|right\|300px]]
			[[File:Devil swine PC4 1.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals-- or rather, the ravenous creatures sometimes used by gangsters and serial killers for body disposal. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.		'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals-- or rather, the ravenous creatures sometimes used by gangsters and serial killers for body disposal. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.

	In their human form, wereswine are extremely fat by choice. Their appearance helps lull would-be victims into a state of incautious behaviour. In this form, the males have bald heads and no facial hair. In pig form, wereswine look like pink, smooth-skinned hogs of large girth. Only when victims get close enough to the mouth of such a beast do they realize it has fangs. Wereswine take no hybrid form. Although they can shapechange freely during the night, unaffected by the moon cycle, they must keep one shape throughout the daylight hours – usually their human form.		In their human form, wereswine are extremely fat ''by choice''. Their appearance helps lull would-be victims into a state of incautious behaviour. In this form, the males have bald heads and no facial hair. In pig form, wereswine look like pink, smooth-skinned hogs of large girth. Only when victims get close enough to the mouth of such a beast do they realize it has fangs. Wereswine take no hybrid form. Although they can shapechange freely during the night, unaffected by the moon cycle, they must keep one shape throughout the daylight hours – usually their human form.

	In comparison to wereboars, wereswine are relatively cunning and devious creatures. Though certainly hardy brutes, they prefer indirect means of combat, relying on ambushes to throw their victims off balance. If a wereswine has gone without food for too long (two days), its hunger can interfere with usual intellect; a starving were casts aside all sense of tactics, rushing headlong at victims to sate its ravenous appetite. They freely exploit their mesmeric powers; in addition to snaring easy meals, a wereswine usually uses this power to reate a small posse of expendable thugs and exploitable lackies, typically controlling between 1 and 3 victims at a time. Another part of the reason for their discretion is that wereswine in human form are clumsy and ill-equipped to fight, so they usually prefer to poison others and flee direct conflict. In their porcine form, wereswine are much more aggressive, using their massive tusks to rend, gore and disembowel their victims.		In comparison to wereboars, wereswine are relatively cunning and devious creatures. Though certainly hardy brutes, they prefer indirect means of combat, relying on ambushes to throw their victims off balance. If a wereswine has gone without food for too long (two days), its hunger can interfere with usual intellect; a starving were casts aside all sense of tactics, rushing headlong at victims to sate its ravenous appetite. They freely exploit their mesmeric powers; in addition to snaring easy meals, a wereswine usually uses this power to reate a small posse of expendable thugs and exploitable lackies, typically controlling between 1 and 3 victims at a time. Another part of the reason for their discretion is that wereswine in human form are clumsy and ill-equipped to fight, so they usually prefer to poison others and flee direct conflict. In their porcine form, wereswine are much more aggressive, using their massive tusks to rend, gore and disembowel their victims.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:16, 11 September 2020

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	'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals-- or rather, the ravenous creatures sometimes used by gangsters and serial killers for body disposal. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.		'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals-- or rather, the ravenous creatures sometimes used by gangsters and serial killers for body disposal. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.

76.14.153.191: No shit-- pigs are kinda scary that way.

2019-10-18T02:55:14Z

No shit-- pigs are kinda scary that way.

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	'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.		'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals-- or rather, the ravenous creatures sometimes used by gangsters and serial killers for body disposal. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.

	In their human form, wereswine are extremely fat by choice. Their appearance helps lull would-be victims into a state of incautious behaviour. In this form, the males have bald heads and no facial hair. In pig form, wereswine look like pink, smooth-skinned hogs of large girth. Only when victims get close enough to the mouth of such a beast do they realize it has fangs. Wereswine take no hybrid form. Although they can shapechange freely during the night, unaffected by the moon cycle, they must keep one shape throughout the daylight hours – usually their human form.		In their human form, wereswine are extremely fat by choice. Their appearance helps lull would-be victims into a state of incautious behaviour. In this form, the males have bald heads and no facial hair. In pig form, wereswine look like pink, smooth-skinned hogs of large girth. Only when victims get close enough to the mouth of such a beast do they realize it has fangs. Wereswine take no hybrid form. Although they can shapechange freely during the night, unaffected by the moon cycle, they must keep one shape throughout the daylight hours – usually their human form.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 23:58, 12 August 2019

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	Whilst [[Oinkbane]] is officially a wereboar, his devious nature and mastery of subtlety suggest he may instead be a wereswine.		Whilst [[Oinkbane]] is officially a wereboar, his devious nature and mastery of subtlety suggest he may instead be a wereswine.

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

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 03:04, 20 July 2019

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	'''Wereswine''' are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.		'''Wereswine''', also known as '''Devil Swine''', are a [[therianthrope]] species from the dim and dusty days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Native to [[Mystara]], these gluttonous monsters are obese [[human]]s cursed to assume the form of giant flesh-eating pigs. Yes, as in the pudgy pink pig of any kindergardener's book on farm animals. Not to be confused with the wereboar; in fact, the two races are said to absolutely despise one another. One major difference is that wereswine have a weird ability to mesmerize other people and turn them into helpless puppets, which manifests as a potent [[Charm Person]] spell that, in AD&D, they can use thrice per day and which is so powerful its targets suffer a -2 penalty to their saving throw.

	In their human form, wereswine are extremely fat by choice. Their appearance helps lull would-be victims into a state of incautious behaviour. In this form, the males have bald heads and no facial hair. In pig form, wereswine look like pink, smooth-skinned hogs of large girth. Only when victims get close enough to the mouth of such a beast do they realize it has fangs. Wereswine take no hybrid form. Although they can shapechange freely during the night, unaffected by the moon cycle, they must keep one shape throughout the daylight hours – usually their human form.		In their human form, wereswine are extremely fat by choice. Their appearance helps lull would-be victims into a state of incautious behaviour. In this form, the males have bald heads and no facial hair. In pig form, wereswine look like pink, smooth-skinned hogs of large girth. Only when victims get close enough to the mouth of such a beast do they realize it has fangs. Wereswine take no hybrid form. Although they can shapechange freely during the night, unaffected by the moon cycle, they must keep one shape throughout the daylight hours – usually their human form.
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	In comparison to wereboars, wereswine are relatively cunning and devious creatures. Though certainly hardy brutes, they prefer indirect means of combat, relying on ambushes to throw their victims off balance. If a wereswine has gone without food for too long (two days), its hunger can interfere with usual intellect; a starving were casts aside all sense of tactics, rushing headlong at victims to sate its ravenous appetite. They freely exploit their mesmeric powers; in addition to snaring easy meals, a wereswine usually uses this power to reate a small posse of expendable thugs and exploitable lackies, typically controlling between 1 and 3 victims at a time. Another part of the reason for their discretion is that wereswine in human form are clumsy and ill-equipped to fight, so they usually prefer to poison others and flee direct conflict. In their porcine form, wereswine are much more aggressive, using their massive tusks to rend, gore and disembowel their victims.		In comparison to wereboars, wereswine are relatively cunning and devious creatures. Though certainly hardy brutes, they prefer indirect means of combat, relying on ambushes to throw their victims off balance. If a wereswine has gone without food for too long (two days), its hunger can interfere with usual intellect; a starving were casts aside all sense of tactics, rushing headlong at victims to sate its ravenous appetite. They freely exploit their mesmeric powers; in addition to snaring easy meals, a wereswine usually uses this power to reate a small posse of expendable thugs and exploitable lackies, typically controlling between 1 and 3 victims at a time. Another part of the reason for their discretion is that wereswine in human form are clumsy and ill-equipped to fight, so they usually prefer to poison others and flee direct conflict. In their porcine form, wereswine are much more aggressive, using their massive tusks to rend, gore and disembowel their victims.

	Wereswine fit the stereotypical role of the dirty, greedy, lazy pig. In their human form, they tend to be slow, unkempt, avaricious, and always hungry. Many wereswine once lived as merchants or farmers, ambushed on the ~~outskim~~ of towns or attacked on their farms and infected with lycanthropy. Those who used to be merchants still can keep their businesses going, using their charmed victims as loyal lackeys and spies.		Wereswine fit the stereotypical role of the dirty, greedy, lazy pig. In their human form, they tend to be slow, unkempt, avaricious, and always hungry. Many wereswine once lived as merchants or farmers, ambushed on the outskirts of towns or attacked on their farms and infected with lycanthropy. Those who used to be merchants still can keep their businesses going, using their charmed victims as loyal lackeys and spies.

	Wereswine feel obsessed with creature comforts such as rich food, plentiful wine, soft beds, nice furniture, and the like. They make their lairs in comfortable cabins and manors a bit removed from the bustle of towns and cities, but close enough to civilization to keep them well fed. The life of a wereswine is filled with decadence, and the creatures wallow in it. In fact, wereswine prefer to stay in their human state, changing into pigs only to attack or mate.		Wereswine feel obsessed with creature comforts such as rich food, plentiful wine, soft beds, nice furniture, and the like. They make their lairs in comfortable cabins and manors a bit removed from the bustle of towns and cities, but close enough to civilization to keep them well fed. The life of a wereswine is filled with decadence, and the creatures wallow in it. In fact, wereswine prefer to stay in their human state, changing into pigs only to attack or mate.