Re: Lycanthropes and multiple moons

>And what about a lycantrope on a planet without moons?

Ouch. A planet without tides too. Every month, I suppose. Every three or
four weeks, you know. We are talking about a CURSE. It's not going to take a
vacation for lack of a moon. (Or, it's possible the moon beneath which he
was infected would govern his transformations, as previously mentioned.)
There probably wouldn't be any ordinary lycanthropes naturally arising on
such a planet, though.

>And a lycantrope on a planet that is a moon to another planet?

The natives would probably consider the planet their moon anyway, so they
would transform night of the full earth. Or something like that.

George LaValle,
Archimandrite At Large

"All life is only a set of pictures in the brain, among which there is no
difference betwixt those born of real things and those born of inward
dreamings, and there is no cause to value the one above the other."

H.P. Lovecraft, the Silver Key. (paraphrased)

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