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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Tried to make this less of a sourcebook copy-paste, but could use some more work, particularly to a) talk about what Pathfinder did with them, b) to add any non-D&D weretigers (if any), and c) justify that Monstergirls tag more.

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Tried to make this less of a sourcebook copy-paste, but could use some more work, particularly to a) talk about what Pathfinder did with them, b) to add any non-D&D weretigers (if any), and c) justify that Monstergirls tag more.

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	'''Weretigers''' are one of the "core" groups of [[therianthrope]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], having appeared in multiple editions and generally being the first of the feline therianthropes to be converted for their edition. They have a patron goddess called [[Ferrix]], whose only appearance to date was in [[Monster Mythology]]; thusly, we know very little beyond the fact she exists. In [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]], they were a predominantly female race, albeit not exclusively female like the [[werefox]], but they lost that trait as editions advanced.		'''Weretigers''' are one of the "core" groups of [[therianthrope]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], having appeared in multiple editions and generally being the first of the feline therianthropes to be converted for their edition. They have a patron goddess called [[Ferrix]], whose only appearance to date was in [[Monster Mythology]]; thusly, we know very little beyond the fact she exists. In [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]], they were a predominantly female race, albeit not exclusively female like the [[werefox]], but they lost that trait as editions advanced.

	==AD&D ~~2e==~~		In their original AD&D lore, it's established that weretigers are able to assume three forms; their initial form, a tiger form, and a hybrid form that looks more like a [[catgirl]] than a [[catfolk]]... no, seriously! This is word-for-word the description of their hybrid form in the Monstrous Manual:
	~~{{Monstergirls}}~~		::The weretiger form is a hybrid between a human and a tiger. It is about 25% larger than the human form, and is covered by tiger-striped hide. A 3-foot tail extends from the spine. The legs are more feline than human; this form walks on its toes. The head is also a mixture of features. The ears, nose, muzzle, and teeth are tigerlike, but the eyes and overall shape are human. If the human form’s hair is long, it is still present. The fingernails grow into claws. Despite the changes, the hybrid form can pass for human at a distance if properly disguised.
	~~{{NotFunny Sourcebook}}~~
	~~[[File:Weretiger MM 2e.png\|right\|300px]]~~
	~~Weretigers are humans, usually female~~, that ~~have the ability~~ to ~~transform into tigerlike~~ forms~~. They have~~ a ~~strong affinity for all felines.~~

	~~The human~~ form ~~tends to be sleekly muscular~~, ~~taller~~ than ~~average, and very agile.~~ [[~~Catfolk#The Elder Scrolls\|The voices~~ of ~~weretigers are husky and they tend to roll~~ their ~~r’s.]]~~

	The weretiger form is a hybrid between a human and a tiger. It is about 25% larger than the human form, and is covered by tiger-striped hide. A 3-foot tail extends from the spine. The legs are more feline than human; this form walks on its toes. The head is also a mixture of features. The ears, nose, muzzle, and teeth are tigerlike, but the eyes and overall shape are human. If the human form’s hair is long, it is still present. The fingernails grow into claws. Despite the changes, the hybrid form can pass for human at a distance if properly disguised.

	~~The third form is that of a fully grown tiger without any trace of human features.~~

	Weretigers speak the languages of all feline breeds, so normal felines, including the great cats, have a 75% chance of being friendly toward a weretiger. Even feline monsters have a 25% chance of being automatically friendly. However, weretigers are rarely found in the company of real tigers, being only 5% likely to be accompanied by them.

	~~Weretigers are the most adaptable of the lycanthropes. They are equally at home in human, feline, or monster company. For various reasons weretigresses outnumber weretigers five to one.~~

	Weretigers travel alone or in small prides. They do not marry but have preferred mates, which may be either humans or tigers. Weretigers give birth to one or two cubs. The cubs are the hybrid form; they look like fuzzy human babies with tails. Cubs mature quickly. They can crawl within days, walk within a month, and hunt within a year. Their physical size matches that of a human child of three times the same age. At age six, they reach adolescence and gain the ability to transform into a fully human form. At age 12, they gain the ability to assume a full-tiger form; this is considered the mark of adulthood.

	If a male weretiger mates with either a real tigress or human woman, the offspring initially has the same appearance as the mother. Lycanthropic transformations do not begin until the hybrid reaches adolescence.

	Weretigers are omnivorous. In the wild they roam a territory of 7-10 (1d4+6) square miles. Their homes are usually near human settlements. These tend to be well kept cabins with small herb and vegetable gardens. The only livestock will be a variety of cats and some poultry.

	Weretigers rarely live in confined settings such as cities or large towns because their lycanthropic nature would be hard to conceal. If found in such a setting, one or two weretigers in human form will be on an errand, such as a mission, a revel, or a simple shopping trip. In any form, weretigers are very confident and not prone to attack unless provoked.

	Treasure varies widely, acquired as payment for past services, plunder from past adventures, or scavenged from the remains of past opponents. Weretigers have an affinity for gems and often keep a small cache hidden somewhere near their homes.

	~~In either tiger~~ form~~, the weretiger attacks~~ with a ~~variety of punches~~, ~~raking claws~~, and ~~bites~~. The ~~weretiger’s punches~~ are ~~so strong that~~ they ~~cause 1-4 points of damage~~. ~~Otherwise the claws can be raked across an opponent~~, ~~causing 2-5 points~~ of ~~damage. The teeth~~ are the ~~most dreadful weapon~~. ~~They can tear~~ a ~~victim apart or crush a windpipe. Weretigers usually bite only~~ in ~~their full~~ tiger form.		A weretiger in its human form is usually a woman with a [[musclegirl\|"sleekly muscular" build]], greater than average height, and noticeably high agility - ion fact, weretigresses outnumber the male weretigers at a ratio of 5 females to 1 male. [[Catfolk#The Elder Scrolls\|The voices of weretigers are husky and they tend to roll their r’s.]] Weretigers possess formidable strength, a heightened sense of smell and keen nightvision, and these traits even remain in their human form; weretigers are often masters in the art of unarmed combat, and employ it to deadly effect in both human and hybrid form, with the latter adding lethal slashing claws to the mix. Biting is seen as gauche, and typically reserved for when a weretiger is forced to fight in its tiger form.

	~~In human~~ form, the ~~weretiger uses a wide variety~~ of ~~weapons~~ with ~~which it is adept~~. ~~A weretiger is also good at unarmed combat; it retains its deadly punch in~~ this ~~form~~, ~~as well as an enhanced sense~~ of ~~smell~~ and ~~night vision~~.		As the de-facto [[Werecat]] of D&D, weretigers are given a preternatural form of feline charisma; they can speak to any cat, and are supernaturally charming towards all normal cats with the exception of regular tigers, who very rarely want to hang around with them, but even other feline monsters are more inclined to be chuimmy than not. In AD&D, this mechanically manifested as weretigers having a 75% chance to be accompanied by a regular feline of some kind (which was then 5% chance of a tiger, 95% chance of something else, like a lion or a leopard), and 25% chance to be accompanied by some kind of feline monster, like a [[Displacer Beast]].

	~~==5e==~~		Weretigers are omnivores who typically maintain small, well-kept cabins on the outskirts of human civilization, giving them easy access to both the wilderness to hunt and the conveniences of society - namely shopping. Such cabins typically house either a lone wereiger or a small pride, and serves as the epicenter of a 7-10 square mile radius territory. The cabin usually has a small garden full of herbs and vegetables, as well as an abundance of resident cats, but no livestock except maybe assorted poultry kept for their meat and eggs - weretigers go hunting and fishing for meatier fare. Weretigers often are well aware of nearby ruins or dungeons, and have a fondness for gems, which are typically cached inside of or at least close to their cabin, along with any other treasures acquired from wherever.
	~~{{NotFunny Sourcebook}}~~
	Weretigers are ~~ferocious hunters~~ and ~~warriors with~~ a ~~haughty~~ and ~~fastidious nature~~. ~~Lithe~~ and ~~sleekly muscular in humanoid form~~, ~~they are taller than average~~ and ~~meticulously groomed~~. Weretigers ~~grow to enormous size in animal~~ and ~~hybrid form~~, ~~but they fight in~~ their ~~more refined humanoid form when they can~~.

	~~They don~~'t like to ~~pass on~~ their ~~curse~~, ~~because every new weretiger means competition for territory~~ and ~~prey~~.		To reproduce without passing on their therianthropy, weretigers can breed with both humans and [[/d/\|tigers]]; the children of a male weretiger appear to be ordinary individuals of the mother's race, until they reach adolescence and spontaneously develop their transformation ability. Weretigresses, however, give birth to one or two cubs who are born in the hybrid form, thus resembling fuzzy human babies with tails. These cubs mature with incredible speed, closer to a tiger than a human; they can crawl within days, walk within a month, and hunt within a year, with their human-like appearance and size matching that of a human child thrice their actual age. These weretiger cubs reach adolescence at age six, gaining the ability to assume their human form, and finally adulthood at age twelve, which is when they gain the ability to become tigers.

	~~Weretigers live~~ in jungles ~~on the fringes of humanoid civilization~~, ~~traveling~~ to ~~isolated settlements~~ to ~~trade or revel. They live and hunt alone or~~ in ~~small family groups~~.		[[Jungle Giant]]s are known to be susceptible to any therianthropic strain found in the jungles, but are stated to be particularly vulnerable to [[werecat\|feline therianthropy]], which means that they have an abundance of weretigers in their ranks.

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	Weretigers speak the languages of all feline breeds, so normal felines, including the great cats, have a 75% chance of being friendly toward a weretiger. Even feline monsters have a 25% chance of being automatically friendly. However, weretigers are rarely found in the company of real tigers, being only 5% likely to be accompanied by them.		Weretigers speak the languages of all feline breeds, so normal felines, including the great cats, have a 75% chance of being friendly toward a weretiger. Even feline monsters have a 25% chance of being automatically friendly. However, weretigers are rarely found in the company of real tigers, being only 5% likely to be accompanied by them.

	Weretigers are the most adaptable of the lycanthropes. They are equally at home in human, feline, or monster company. For various ~~reasonsm~~ weretigresses outnumber weretigers five to one.		Weretigers are the most adaptable of the lycanthropes. They are equally at home in human, feline, or monster company. For various reasons weretigresses outnumber weretigers five to one.

	Weretigers travel alone or in small prides. They do not marry but have preferred mates, which may be either humans or tigers. Weretigers give birth to one or two cubs. The cubs are the hybrid form; they look like fuzzy human babies with tails. Cubs mature quickly. They can crawl within days, walk within a month, and hunt within a year. Their physical size matches that of a human child of three times the same age. At age six, they reach adolescence and gain the ability to transform into a fully human form. At age 12, they gain the ability to assume a full-tiger form; this is considered the mark of adulthood.		Weretigers travel alone or in small prides. They do not marry but have preferred mates, which may be either humans or tigers. Weretigers give birth to one or two cubs. The cubs are the hybrid form; they look like fuzzy human babies with tails. Cubs mature quickly. They can crawl within days, walk within a month, and hunt within a year. Their physical size matches that of a human child of three times the same age. At age six, they reach adolescence and gain the ability to transform into a fully human form. At age 12, they gain the ability to assume a full-tiger form; this is considered the mark of adulthood.

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