Are you Worgen?

[Grayell]

If you are or are using the term, then we need to settle on our own name for it. Wolf people are a staple in fantasy so playing such a race is fine, but we cannot use a term licensed to another game. Just me being anal.

[Zane]

Wow, took you long enough on that one, Grayell. I mentioned this about a billion years ago. For shame ;P

[Serenity]

We could just go with Garou, or Lycan. Trying to invent something original is a pain, but I'm not playing such a character so Rae, since you're the only one lmao, I'll help create one if you so desire.

[Skulldon]

I don't think Blizzard would sue some tiny PBP RPG forum, honestly.

[jericho]

would anybody sue a tiny pbp rpg forum?

[Skulldon]

Hivemind.

[Grayell]

No, I don't think they would. But we don't play licensed characters purely because we'd rather see people come up with something themselves. It also means we don't have to be berated with 'facts' about how certain things should work according to that licensed material.

[Skulldon]

Well, I guess I can understand the "facts" thing. Though I don't think using the word "worgen" is anything more than a shortcut. Wolfpeople are wolfpeople, they're almost all the same.

[Grayell]

Yup, but I intend to not set any examples which may lead to future drama.

[Skulldon]

So are we just going to use "werewolf" then?

[Grayell]

Nope, because werewolf implies the ability to change which our wolf people do not have. I have already used Garou in reference to the werewolves too.

I would got with Lupine or something that doesn't insinuate shape shifting people.

[Skulldon]

That works. I think it's a bit silly to even care about specifying, but that works.

[Orp Boon]

Lupine or Lycan is cool with me. /nonworgencharacter