Yup! And now that the archives are working again, you can pop back easily and review the "Lucas by Moonlight" chapter!!
-Although, the ‘Select a Story Arc’ drop menu on the right there was always working..
That would be cool. I’ve been wondering how lycanthropy affects the person’s mind long-term.
Maran and Lucas still seem to be essentially the people they were before, and Niko might have ALWAYS been a manipulative sociopath…but it also seems implies that in the long run, you don’t WANT to be a werewolf if you care about others. (Otherwise it could just be seen as a cost-free power upgrade. "I’m never gonna terrorize the innocent because that’s just not me…in fact, now I can defend them better!")
I always approach lycanthropy from the viewpoint of a diehard fan of "An American Werewolf in London". The Human doesn’t change right away, but the Wolf is out of control.
The idea in YAFGC world being that at first, it might seem like a boon, but the longer one retains the curse, the more one’s animal nature takes over. And it might take too long to realize one is changing at all.
Can a werewolf’s human form undress and pack the clothes in a backpack, then transform still wearing it? And with two, can one carry clothes and tools, the other buckles the straps?
After all, Maran-wolf retained her strategy thinking, and recognised the danger of an arrow aimed at her wolf.
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I wonder how interesting homecoming will be with the ghosts screwing around.
Oh!
I didn’t remember Lucas beign a werewolf. =P
Yup! And now that the archives are working again, you can pop back easily and review the "Lucas by Moonlight" chapter!!
-Although, the ‘Select a Story Arc’ drop menu on the right there was always working..
Awesome!! I never saw it before
Reading the first strips again you can really see how far he’s come from when he was first introduced.
He was a heart throb.
Now he’s a lycan thrope.
The others will be close behind, though, will they not?
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I would really like to see some comic strips on "the effects".
Have to say though, that I like Lucas as character a lot. 🙂
That’s a very good request. I shall have to explore that aspect of lycanthropy sometime. Thank you!
And thank you! Really looking forward to it already!
That would be cool. I’ve been wondering how lycanthropy affects the person’s mind long-term.
Maran and Lucas still seem to be essentially the people they were before, and Niko might have ALWAYS been a manipulative sociopath…but it also seems implies that in the long run, you don’t WANT to be a werewolf if you care about others. (Otherwise it could just be seen as a cost-free power upgrade. "I’m never gonna terrorize the innocent because that’s just not me…in fact, now I can defend them better!")
I always approach lycanthropy from the viewpoint of a diehard fan of "An American Werewolf in London". The Human doesn’t change right away, but the Wolf is out of control.
The idea in YAFGC world being that at first, it might seem like a boon, but the longer one retains the curse, the more one’s animal nature takes over. And it might take too long to realize one is changing at all.
Face it, Caudugan. Sometimes it’s really handy to have a shapeshifting sovereign.
Can a werewolf’s human form undress and pack the clothes in a backpack, then transform still wearing it? And with two, can one carry clothes and tools, the other buckles the straps?
After all, Maran-wolf retained her strategy thinking, and recognised the danger of an arrow aimed at her wolf.