Re: Lycanthropes and multiple moons

I remember something similar, but it's been ages.  I think one of the other
suggestions was to have it linked to a specific moon and follow that cycle
no matter where you go.  So, it's not the moon of the planet your on that is
important, it's the moon of the planet where you were infected that
influences you.  If there were multiple moons, I'd say pick one as the moon
of influence and go with that.

Hmmmm...a 3 mooned planet with 3 competing groups of lycanthropes, each tied
to a different moon.  That might be interesting.

Sebastian


>From: James Gaines <JGaines@????.???????.edu>
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>Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2001 12:37:56 -0800
>
>I'm like 90% sure I saw an official ruling on this at some point and time.
>I just wish I could remember where.
>
>I think it was  Sage Advice question dealing with Lycanthropes in
>Multi-moon, no moon settings.  I seem to remember the ruling for no moons
>was that they should occur at regular intervals, or be set off by some
>other
>stimuli.
>
>Anyone besides the me remember anything remotely like this?
>
>
>Dark Lord B0unty
>
>  When dealing with Nth dimensional magical space directions aren't exactly
>meaningful.
>  Something like tiusium, that's non-magical, has anti-gravity properties
>which effectively give it a negative density.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: George Lavalle [mailto:flamebringer@???????.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 12:09 PM
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>Subject: Re: [SPELLJAMMER] Lycanthropes and mutiple moons
>
>
> >        I have recently come across this problem.  One of my PCs, an
> >infected
> >were-wolf has come to a new planet with three moons.  How do I handle
>this
> >problem?
>
>Ugh...the old "Cursed werewolf in the Land of Many Moons" conundrum. How
>about-so long as two out of the three moons are waning, he spends his night
>peacefully. If two of the three are waxing or full, he becomes the beast.
>There's no point tormenting the poor creature. Spending every day lamenting
>what he may have done in the night would drive him mad...
>I mean, ouch. Horror/madness check, anyone?
>
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