Yet another Lords of Creation OCC (7)

[Marvelous Miscreant]

I wouldn't think so...

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

As 'werewolf' is another term for Lycanthrope and werewolves are considered undead, yes Lycanthropes are undead.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Huh-wha? Werewolfs aren't undead creatures, at least not in anything I've ever read.

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

Everything I've read has considered them to be undead. But then I could've read them wrong.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Its doesn't make sense to me. I don't see how they could be considered undead if they don't die in the transformation process.

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

Ok, scratch that. I found something in one of my books that says werewolves are living, but that doesn't sayanything about the others. It specifically says, "Werewolves sometimes turn into vampires as they die."

[Mik_Hael]

 that's a new one.

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

I know. I also found that people in Argentina used to believe that the seventh son would become a werewolf and used to abandon or kill seventh sons until a law was passed that said the president of Argentina is the official godfather of every seventh son.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Makes sense, the curses are very closely associated.

[Mik_Hael]

I thought that thd seventh sun of the seventh sun was supposed to be lucky....

Marv@: other than them to being spread by bites, they aren't really that connected hisyorically.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

You're kidding right? Everywhere there's a vampire, there's a werewolf. They are like opposite sides of a coin, only one can kill the other. Some stories even have the two curses coming from the same source.

I'll admit not every story is like that, but there are enough to support the idea.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

"One fears the sun, while the other fears the moon"

So poetic. Anyways, its all a matter of opinion in the end.

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

Wulf, you didn't read my whole post/

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

The seventh son of a seventh son originates from Europe. Argentina is in South America if I recall correctly.

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

Vamp mythology is really interesting.

4chan's /tg/ wrote

After a little discussion the other day regarding basilisks, it's come to my attention that a lot of fa/tg/uys don't know much about the background of some of their favorite legendary critters. Fair enough, fair enough, not everybody has time to look into this stuff. So, I thought I'd provide some educational material. I may not be an expert, but God help me I've got a good 60+ books on these topics, so they can stand in when I do not.

We're gonna start with a much maligned creature of the night: the vampire. Truly, this poor revenant has been greatly savaged by the likes of Stephanie Myer and Anne Rice. Most of the following information can be found in a slim but very informative book called "The Darkling: A Treatise on Slavic Vampirism"

This thread was really good for Vampire myth.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/4847968/

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

Nice. I love one of the ones chosen to have savaged vamps. The amazing creatures of the night. Also, Mina's probably going to leave a few gargoyles in Spectropolis to aid in defense if it should ever be needed.

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

Gargoyles, huh? Like, the type that are made of stone, can sit watching the same thing for years, and you can pay in pigeons?

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

You got it!

[Mik_Hael]

Want to work in tandem to creae a giant tentacled space demon? If not I'll just do it on my own later.

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

No, I've only made certain creatures for certain reasons. A 'giant tentacled space monster' I will not create. Tentacles are cre～epy.