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[Deon]

Did you experiment with setting werewolf body temp high and making steel to boil at that temperature?

Also why don't you like pistol swords? They were pretty common during early renaissance for hunters.

Historically, some early flintlock pistols were constructed as gun-swords, with the barrel of the pistol attached to the side of the blade of a shortsword or dagger. A shell guard protected the firing mechanism when it was used as a sword. These were used by French and German hunters to kill wounded wild boar.

So they seem to fit the nature of the man-werewolf hunt.

[Foamy]

That's interesting. i had no idea they were that common.

What would boiling silver do to the wolf? i don't really want them to be exploding.

At the moment i'm trying to work out the wold history and what sort of differences in culture and technology would come from centuries of fighting werewolves. The pistol swords would fit in perfectly.

[Josephus]

Man, I was so going to make a mod involving creatures of the night (Werewolves, Vampires, and anthromorphic squid), but I guess you beat me to the punch, bro. This is looking pretty good, though.

What would boiling silver do to the wolf? i don't really want them to be exploding.

Probably melt their fat off. Will the bullets, once embedded in the flesh, truly boil? And also, won't the werewolves' high body temp end up setting humans on fire, making fighting them in melee even more unadvisable?

[Deon]

It would melt their fat and make their blood boil. Basically it means that the wound is much more painful but less bloody.

And to make them to set stuff on fire you have to make them VERY hot. There're limits, you know.

[Josephus]

Oh, aye. So the key thing is to set the Werewolf's temperature/silver boiling point to something not normally achievable by weather conditions, yet not high enough to cause undue problems for humans?

[Deon]

Ahem, do you have some time to work on it please?

[Foamy]

Is anyone actually playing this? my plan at the beginning was to make it for myself to see if it would be cool when the syndromes are expanded.

I've got loads planned for when features are added but currently all i could add would be fluff. I'll fix any bugs reported though.

[Meanmelter]

This mod seems interesting. Going to test it out. If it is anything as good as Deon's mods, I'll probably make a LP out of it

[Foamy]

All i can tell you is that in the future this is going to be amazing. not so much now. it will be especially amazing for adventure mode. when we get all the new villages and then the night creatures (tracking for you and the wolves!). i hope we get improved syndromes by then but worst case i'll just make the muskets extremely powerful since there's not much else to shoot at anyway.

[Meanmelter]

Oi, I started off in an area filled with elephants. This Wooden Tower Screams Boat Murdered all around it.

[GaxkangtheUnbound]

You could get the syndrome from gnomeblight and edit it to fit werewolves.
It would work quite well.

[3]

It wouldn't, as there's no way of actually getting the gnomeblight or whatever in something. You can't poison weapons yet.

[GaxkangtheUnbound]

It wouldn't, as there's no way of actually getting the gnomeblight or whatever in something. You can't poison weapons yet.

If you add the syndrome to the silver itself, it doesn't need to be poisoned to affect werewolves.

[3]

You're right, and I misread what you said there (I thought you were suggesting using silver like gnomeblight... why would I think that?).

[Foamy]

Needs to be a liquid to infect. only way of getting it in would be to make silver boil when it hits werewolf blood. I would rather wait for inorganic syndromes to be implemented.