Werewolverine - Revision history

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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 14:24, 6 November 2021

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	Weregluttons are possibly among the deadliest of the lycanthropes, attacking without provocation to destroy and consume nearly everything in sight. They will decimate entire forests and mountains of wildlife only to move on to better hunting grounds once they have exhausted the area of animal life. Although they can eat any meat, they prefer humans above all other animals. Weregluttons have been known to enter and decimate remote human settlements strictly for "better hunting grounds" once other prey (such as caribou and deer) have migrated elsewhere for food.		Weregluttons are possibly among the deadliest of the lycanthropes, attacking without provocation to destroy and consume nearly everything in sight. They will decimate entire forests and mountains of wildlife only to move on to better hunting grounds once they have exhausted the area of animal life. Although they can eat any meat, they prefer humans above all other animals. Weregluttons have been known to enter and decimate remote human settlements strictly for "better hunting grounds" once other prey (such as caribou and deer) have migrated elsewhere for food.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 21:58, 2 February 2021

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			[[File:Werewolverine.jpg\|thumb\|That's better!]]
	'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.		'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.

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	'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.		'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 18:04, 27 September 2020

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	'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.		'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.

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

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	'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.		'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.

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	'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.		'''Werewolverines''', also known as '''Weregluttons''', are a species of [[therianthrope]] native to the [[Demiplane of Dread]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were invented for the [[Ravenloft]] setting by fans, debuting in the article "Wereglutton" in [[Books Of S\|The Book of Shadows]] for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition. They are technically part of the wider [[Weremustela]] family, as with the [[Werebadger]], but since that strain of therianthropy was invented by someone else, there are no official ties to them.

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

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	Weregluttons are possibly among the deadliest of the lycanthropes, attacking without provocation to destroy and consume nearly everything in sight. They will decimate entire forests and mountains of wildlife only to move on to better hunting grounds once they have exhausted the area of animal life. Although they can eat any meat, they prefer humans above all other animals. Weregluttons have been known to enter and decimate remote human settlements strictly for "better hunting grounds" once other prey (such as caribou and deer) have migrated elsewhere for food.		Weregluttons are possibly among the deadliest of the lycanthropes, attacking without provocation to destroy and consume nearly everything in sight. They will decimate entire forests and mountains of wildlife only to move on to better hunting grounds once they have exhausted the area of animal life. Although they can eat any meat, they prefer humans above all other animals. Weregluttons have been known to enter and decimate remote human settlements strictly for "better hunting grounds" once other prey (such as caribou and deer) have migrated elsewhere for food.

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