Re: The Ethersea Lives! (Races)

In Palladium they were called wolven, and they were
evil.

--- Night_Druid <Night_Druid@??????????.net> wrote:

> > > Some call wovlings "were-wolves", because they
> look like wolf-headed
> > > humans,
> > > although this is not quite accurate.  They do
> have a pretty good
> > > snout and a
> > > coat of fur, they're less wolf and more man than
> anything.  Some are
> > > pretty
> > > noble and all, but a lot of 'em are pretty
> deceitful and dangerous.
> > > I've
> > > met more wovlings than I care to admit, and I
> don't have fond
> > > memories of
> > > any of 'em.
> >
> > The cynamolgus of Dragon #141 sounds rather like
> these.
>
>     Heh, there's probably a lot of races through the
> years that could apply.
> "Wolf/dog" people is a pretty common theme.  Off the
> top of my head:
> Cynamolgus (assuming those are the forest wolf-guys
> I'm thinking of),
> dog-people from Mystara (lupans?), the dog-guys from
> Traveller, wolf-guys
> from Palladium's world, and even the vodoni.
> Probably will draw from all of
> the above when I do the actual writeup :)
>
> Adam
>
>
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