Some results from my experiment:
Werepanda vs vampire vs war dog vs 4 child test subjects:
I originally wanted a werepanda vs vampire deathmatch, but as the testing chamber was prepared, the children followed their hauler mothers and were accidentally locked inside, along with the war dog.
- the war dog was instantly bitten in half and bled to death
- the vampire got a broken elbow, was bitten by the werepanda, not cursed
- test subject 1 got a broken knee, was bitten and got the panda monster curse
- test subject 2 got a few bruises, was bitten, not cursed
- test subject 3 slept happily through the whole episode, uninjured
- test subject 4 got a fatal head injury and died
Once the werepanda was released from its cage, the test subjects freaked out and ran all over the test chamber. They had to defend themselves from the werepanda's attacks and break its wrestling moves, but they also attacked the werepanda actively.
The werepanda obviously was too deadly opponent, but I wanted to see if the curse would pass on to the test subjects. Only test subject 1 received the panda monster curse.
The interesting part was when the werepanda transformed back into its dwarven form. The test subjects continued attacking it, and the weredwarf just passively received the beating:
Test subject 2 got 4 pages of combat reports and killed the weredwarf, but still has dabbling skills.
Test subject 1 had the least action, but most of it was wrestling moves, and is now a novice fighter.
Conclusion: weredwarves make excellent
living punching bags nannies for most time of the month.