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1. #1Normal Powersconstant

   EVERY WEREWOLF POSSESSES THESE ABILITIES:

   Super Strength:

   Werewolves possess superhuman levels of strength, that allows them to lift considerable weights and exert greater force. Werewolves are strong enough to easily overpower, lift and throw grown men across a room; they can exert enough force to break through chains and deadbolt locks, and punch through brick and marble walls. Werewolves have been seen using their strength to snap a person's neck with one hand, flip overturned vehicles back on their wheels, and bend rebar with their bare hands to use as weapons.

   Super Speed:

   Werewolves can run and move much faster than even the most athletic human beings, being able to outpace land animals and keep up with vehicles such as motorcycles that are driving at top speeds. Werewolves are able to suddenly appear and disappear from sight, and cover terrain in minutes that would take Humans hours to cover on foot. They can also run on all fours (hands and feet) in both human and Werewolf form.

   Super Agility/Reflexes:

   Werewolves possess supernaturally enhanced reflexes, agility, and bodily coordination, that allows them to leap very high and across large distances, jump from several stories up and land lightly on their feet, and perform a multitude of acrobatic, gymnastic and martial feats such as flips, handsprings, and spinning kicks. They can also process moving objects much better than humans can, allowing them to catch projectiles in mid-air and effectively dodge gunfire. Werewolves are naturally and instinctively athletic; even newly turned Werewolves have been seen performing impressive gymnastic routines with no training.

   Super Durability:

   A Werewolf’s body is tougher and stronger than a normal human; while they can still sustain open wounds like any other creature, they are much more durable to blunt force trauma (enabling them to be thrown through walls, take severe beatings and endure falls from tall heights without sustaining fatal injury). Werewolves can endure significant trauma and injuries, for much longer period of time than an ordinary human; as Werewolves have been known to fight through dozens of gunshot wounds, stab wounds, burns, and broken bones (injuries that would normally incapacitate Humans).

   Super Senses:

   Werewolves, like their wolf counterparts, have extremely keen senses of sight, hearing, and smell. They can see in complete darkness, and across large distances with great clarity, track scents for up to several miles, and can hear high and low frequency sounds with greater clarity and across greater distances. A Werewolf’s hearing can be used to detect a person’s heartbeat (usually to tell if someone is lying), as well as hear whispered conversations across great distances and from the outside of buildings. Using their sense of smell, Werewolves can interpret the chemosignals that indicate identity and emotional states; a skill that, with practice, can be developed to the point of a supernatural sense of empathy. It has also been revealed that Werewolves can even sense sexual desire through scent. These abilities help Werewolves run and fight at night or in the dark, hear approaching enemies, and locate missing people by scent. A Werewolf's glowing eyes can also be used to see mystical or supernatural phenomenon that cannot be perceived by human eyes, such as a Nemeton, or a Kitsune's aura.

   Accelerated Healing:

   Werewolves possess an extraordinary healing factor, that allows them to heal from most mild to moderate wounds within moments. They have been shown to quickly heal gunshots, stab wounds through the chest, abdomen and extremities, and broken arms, legs, and spines, though most cannot heal from a broken neck (while varying among different ranks of Werewolves, broken bones can usually heal instantly after they've been reset, and depending on the severity, stab wounds and gunshots can usually resolve themselves in minutes to hours; based on how deep the wounds are and whether or not vital organs were damaged in the process). Werewolves are also immune to the majority of human illnesses and conditions; such as colds, cancer, epilepsy, asthma, etc. For this reason, they are unable to experience the sensation of being high on drugs or drunk on alcohol; because the "high" is technically caused by the substance inflicting some kind of damage on the body, the Werewolf can heal this damage faster than the effects can be felt. The only toxic substances that Werewolves are not immune to are wolfsbane, mistletoe and the modified canine distemper virus that was specifically designed to kill supernatural creatures. Werewolves are also vulnerable to the paralytic effects of Kanima venom, though with concentration, their accelerated healing ability will allow them to process through the toxin and overcome its effects much more quickly than a normal human.

   Longevity: Because a Werewolf's rapid cellular healing prevents them from contracting any human illness or condition, and replaces aging cells at a constant rate, Werewolves can experience prolonged youth and an extended lifespan. It is unknown what the average life expectancy of a Werewolf is, but the oldest known Werewolf to appear was Satomi Ito; an Alpha Werewolf, over 110 years old, and maintains the physical appearance of a woman in her late 50s to early 60s. As a result, it can be assumed that Werewolves could potentially survive decades into their 100s so long as they are not injured or killed first.

   Shapeshifting:

   Werewolves have the ability to shift their features into that of a partially lupine form, which involves glowing eyes, fangs, claws, a ridged brow, pointed ears and large sideburns. The presence of the full moon, as well as intense emotions will compel werewolves to shift, however with practice, Werewolves can learn to control the transform, and only shift a few selective features as needed; such as only extending their claws and fangs, or simply making their eyes glow to enhance their eyesight or display their supernatural nature.

   Advanced Shapeshifting: Some Werewolves, typically Alphas (though occasionally Betas and Omegas as well), can shapeshift into more animalistic forms, such as transforming into a full wolf, or into a more bestial humanoid form.

   Pain Absorption:

   Werewolves have the ability to absorb pain from animals, humans, and other creatures through tactile contact. This is usually done by touching the person who is in pain, or the injured body part and drawing the pain into themselves, which manifests as the Werewolf's veins darkening as their body processes it. Initially, a Werewolf can only essentially "take the edge off" of a person's pain level, but with practice, they can eventually learn to take it completely.

   Memory Manipulation Ritual:

   While all Werewolves technically have the ability to perform the memory-sharing ritual, it is most commonly performed by Alphas; due to the level of control and practice required to avoid harm or death towards the target. Werewolves perform this ritual by using their claws to penetrate the back of a person's neck; this seems to bridge a connection between the werewolf and the affected person’s memories; allowing the werewolf to view that person's memories, share their own memories, even suppress, implant or remove memories entirely.

   Animal Instincts:

   Werewolves are apex predators, and, as such, they can assert dominance over other woodland and domestic animals; such as dogs, cats and deer. They can use this ability to force them to be quiet or leave the area, or to stand down if they are acting aggressively. As a result, these animals can often be frightened by the presence of Werewolves. They also have natural animal instincts that allow them to think as true animals do, though some Werewolves are more in-tune with these instincts than others.

2. #2Alpha Powersconstant

   ONLY ALPHA WEREWOLVES CAN POSSESS THESE ABILITIES, BUT NOT ALL HAVE THEM:

   Merging:

   Alpha twins have shown the ability to merge into one Super-Wolf. However, this ability was unique to the twins themselves as no other Alpha has this ability.

   Healing:

   Alpha Werewolves can perform a ritual to heal others, but at the cost of losing the spark of power that makes them Alphas to begin with, demoting them back to Beta or Omega status.

   Power Granting:

   Alphas have the ability to turn regular humans into Werewolves by biting them (or, in some rare cases, by scratching them very deeply with their claws). However, this transformation is not always successful, and depending on the condition of the human, there is a risk that they could die instead of becoming a Werewolf. It is also possible that an Alpha bite or scratch can cause a human to turn into a different kind of creature, such as a Kanima or Werejaguar.

   Alpha Roar:

   Alphas have the ability to roar so powerfully that they can scare away weaker creatures and force Betas and Omegas to submit, to transform into their Werewolf forms, or to return to their human forms. This roar can also empower the members of their pack, allowing them to fight through torture, serious injuries, or other painful experiences enough to access their powers, which are often weakened or inaccessible when the Werewolf is in extreme pain.

   Healing Disruption:

   Alphas possess a mystical energy that causes injuries they inflict on lower-ranking supernatural creatures with accelerated healing abilities to take much longer to heal than a normal wound would.

3. #3Weaknessesconstant

   While incredibly powerful, Werewolves possess a number of weaknesses which can be exploited by hunters, humans and other creatures.

   Wolfsbane:

   Wolfsbane, also known as aconite, is an extremely toxic herb for Werewolves, though different strains have different effects. Most forms of wolfsbane will kill a Werewolf if the infection it causes reaches their heart, though there are ways of expelling the herb from their bodies, such as ingesting ashes of the strain in question, literally burning the wolfsbane-infected wound, or surgically excising the vapor from their chests.

   Electricity:

   Werewolves are incredibly vulnerable to electricity, which, for unknown reasons, seems to interfere with the nature of their abilities. For this reason, Hunters have been known to use cattle-prod tasers to incapacitate wolves in order to capture them, and will hook them up to car batteries with electrical wires in order to torture them. Lower voltages will simply prevent a wolf from transforming or healing, while higher voltages can easily knock out or even kill a Werewolf.

   Letharia Vulpina:

   Letharia Vulpina, a species of lichen known as "wolf lichen," is a neon-green moss that has been used for centuries to poison wolves, foxes, and coyotes by mixing it in with their food. Though this lichen does not appear to be fatal to Werewolves, Werecoyotes, and Kitsune, it does seem to weaken them considerably for several days until it wears off.

   Full Moon:

   Though being a Werewolf is considered a gift in the supernatural community due to the increased strength, speed, durability, and stamina, and healing abilities that it provides, it also comes with a price, which is that the Werewolf becomes extremely feral, bloodthirsty, and easy to anger on the full moon, when they are at the height of their power. For this reason, Werewolves must be trained to control themselves on full moons in order to prevent harm and exposure to bystanders and to avoid the wrath of the Werewolf Hunters who patrol wooded areas during the nights of the full moon for just such a loss of control.

   Intense Emotions:

   The transformation into a wolf can be easily triggered by intense emotions such as anger, fear, stress, or any other sensation that increases the heart rate, which, especially for newly bitten Werewolves, puts them at risk of losing control and can result in harm to innocent civilians, exposure to the human world, and can also put the Werewolf at risk of being killed by a Hunter as punishment for anything they did while transformed.

   Loud Noises:

   Because of a Werewolf's very heightened sense of hearing, they can be incapacitated by noises at extremely loud decibels, as well as sounds at ultrasonic and subsonic frequencies. Examples of the former cases would be a Banshee's scream or microphone feedback, and examples of the latter would be the ultra-sonic emitters used by the Argent Hunters to disorient and lure a Werewolf into a trap.

   Lunar Eclipse:

   During the phase of a lunar eclipse where the moon is completely covered by the Earth's umbral shadow, Werewolves will be cut off from the source of their powers and will be subsequently reverted the state of a normal human for the duration. Though this phase typically only lasts ten to twenty minutes, it is still a very vulnerable period for Werewolves, which makes it an excellent opportunity for hunters and less-powerful supernatural creatures to attack, as a Werewolf will be unable to access their enhanced strength, shapeshifting, and healing abilities.

   Mountain Ash:

   Rowan wood, or the ashes that result from burning it (known as mountain ash), are effective barriers against the supernatural, including Werewolves. If a building is surrounded by rowan or mountain ash in an unbroken circle, a Werewolf will be unable to enter it, nor will they be able to leave it if they are in the building when the circle was created. For this reason, many Druids, Banshees, Chimeras, and other humans who are "in the know" and can safely handle mountain ash use it in order to protect themselves or to create traps for Werewolves and other supernatural creatures.

4. #4Appearanceconstant

   An omega and beta werewolf will have golden yellow eyes, meanwhile alphas possess crimson red eyes. However a werewolf that has taken an innocent life will have light blue eyes. All werewolves have claws, fangs, ridged brows and pointed ears in their lycanthrope form. However alphas tend to have a lot more monstrous animalistic facial features. Lycans are also a lot more stockier built than humans and are more robust even in human form.

   On rare occasions, werewolves with advanced shapeshifting abilities will look completely different. The beast form of an alpha looks a lot more animal-like looking like a man-wolf. Evolved werewolves look exactly like an actual wolf but their eyes glow as they are a supernatural being unlike an actual wolf.

5. #5Full Moonsconstant

   Because a Werewolf gains their power from the moon, full moons (and especially on supermoons, when the full moon is even closer to the Earth than it normally is) are when they are at their strongest. However, this also means that their animal instincts and heightened aggression are at their peak as well, which makes them much more likely to lose control and harm or kill any human or animal, they'll even be cannibalistic and prey on other werewolves. This makes Werewolves vulnerable to exposure and also makes it easier for them to be captured or killed by Hunters, which is why Hunters do the majority of their hunting on full moons when Werewolves are most likely to make a mistake. Due to this risk, most werewolves are trained to control themselves on a full moon, typically by using an "anchor" to help them remain connected to their humanity.

   Until Werewolves gain full control of their transformations on full moons using their anchors, they are typically restrained in some way to prevent them from running wild and attacking people. Ideally, this involves locking the wolf in a secured room, like a boiler room, which has a strong enough construction to withstand the Werewolf's heightened strength, which has been even more enhanced by the moon's effects. Another method involves tying them up with large amounts of heavy chains, though this is still not always strong enough to keep a full-moon-crazed Werewolf at bay and is not ideal for long-term use.

   Werewolves who already had anger issues prior to being turned, can often have a much harder time learning to control their shifts than the majority of Werewolves because a Werewolf's anger is already heightened to begin with, and it is usually the trigger for an involuntary transformation.

6. #6“Anchors”constant

   An anchor can be a person, a relationship with a person, an emotion, an object, a mantra, or even just a Werewolf's own sense of self.

7. #7Lunar Eclipseconstant

   Contrary to a full moon, a lunar eclipse will suppress a Werewolf's powers for the duration of time when the moon is in the earth's umbral shadow, which usually lasts between ten and twenty minutes. During this time, a Werewolf will essentially be human, making them vulnerable to Hunters or anyone else who may try to take advantage of their lack of powers.

8. #8Rejected Werewolvesconstant

   A rejected werewolf is a human who was bitten by an Alpha but rejected the bite and was unable to become a werewolf, in most cases they die.

   Rejected werewolves have no supernatural abilities they are just humans who are on the verge of dying once they have been bitten by an alpha.

9. #9Hierarchyconstant

   A Werewolf is strongest when in a pack with one Alpha (who is the leader of the pack) and at least three Beta Werewolves total, which constitutes a basic pack; in most cases, there is usually a defined hierarchy within the pack. The Alpha draws power from their Betas, and vice-versa, which makes them stronger, more mature and more effective in battle. Werewolves without a pack are known as Omegas, who are generally regarded as weaker and easier to defeat and/or kill than their Beta and Alpha peers, who have packs to back them up, though this is not always the case; an Omega could be the sole surviving member of a pack that was decimated, a former Alpha who has been abandoned by his Betas or a Beta abandoned or kicked out of their former pack, or, in the rarest of cases, are lone wolves purely by choice.

10. #10How To Turnconstant

    There are several known ways to become a Werewolf. The two most common ones are being a born a Werewolf or to be bitten by an Alpha Werewolf. In incredibly-rare occasions, the claws of an Alpha can turn a human into a Werewolf if they scratch the human recipient deep enough, though it is considered less effective than the Bite. Myths have also stated that drinking rainwater from the paw print of a wolf can change a human into a lycanthrope. However, these methods are not guaranteed to be successful; children of Werewolves have been known to be born completely human, and in many cases, the Bite has actually killed their human recipients rather than transformed them into Werewolves.

    In some cases, humans who were turned by an Alpha Werewolf have become other kinds of shapeshifters, such as a Kanima or a Werejaguar. Other shapeshifter species can also become werewolves, however they seem to retain certain aspects of their initial shifter form.

11. #11Alphasconstant

    Alphas are physically the strongest of the Werewolf species and are typically the leaders of their respective packs. Alphas are distinguishable by their glowing crimson-red eyes, and their abilities are exponentially greater than those of most Betas and Omegas; not only do they possess immense individual power, but they also draw on the shapeshifters in their packs as well, giving them additional strength with every Beta they turn or have joined their pack. In addition, there are many different kinds of Alphas who take various forms.

    Werewolves can gain the rank of Alpha in several different ways, including by inheritance, by killing another Alpha and stealing their powers (which is one of the most common methods), or, in extremely rare cases, by ascending due to the sheer force of will. It has also been implied that it is possible for Werewolves to be voluntarily given someone else's Alpha powers as well, though how this is done has yet to be revealed.

    Alphas are the only Werewolves who can turn a human into a Werewolf via a bite or a deep scratch, and they also have the ability to use their Alpha Roar to force Betas and Omegas into submission or motivate them.

    The injuries Alphas inflict on lower-ranking Werewolves take much longer to heal than a normal wound would because of the additional power they possess.

    Shapeshifting-wise, an Alpha can either assume the form of what is a typical description of a lycanthrope—a large bipedal wolf with human-like qualities—or, in rare cases, the actual form of a wolf. However, the latter is not always limited to Alphas or even real Werewolves.

12. #12Omegasconstant

    Omega Werewolves, also known as "lone wolves," are Werewolves who do not belong to a pack. There are many reasons why a Werewolf may not have a pack, such as being kicked out or abandoned by their former pack, being the sole survivor of a pack who had been killed by Hunters or other supernaturals, or, in rare cases, having chosen solitude over the security of a pack. Because Werewolves are naturally drawn to be in packs due to the additional power they gain from it, Omega werewolves are known to be the weakest and are extremely vulnerable to Hunters and other creatures.

    In some rare instances, Omegas will technically run with a pack without fully being a Beta within it; have been known as "the bitches", as in the wolves who are the last to eat and who are always at the mercy of the Betas and Alphas above them. However, aside from being nomadic and solitary creatures, Omegas are physically indistinguishable from Beta Werewolves—they will still have either gold or blue eyes (and, on rare occasions, Alpha red) and will have the same general Werewolf form as any other lycanthrope. Since an Omega is a lone wolf, any Alpha without a pack could technically be considered an "Omega" but would certainly be more powerful due to their additional Alpha "spark".

13. #13Betasconstant

    Beta Werewolves are Werewolves who belong to a pack and who are one rank below an Alpha Werewolf. Betas are usually loyal to their Alphas and to each other, and will defer to their Alpha's judgment in most cases, though there have been instances when a Beta has risen to the occasion and defied their Alphas' orders, sometimes even going so far as killing their Alpha due to lack of confidence in their leadership or out of thirst for power. Beta Werewolves possess the same supernatural abilities and physical characteristics of the average Werewolf, including a pronounced brow, pointed ears, sideburns, fangs, and claws. However, Beta Werewolves' eyes can be either one of two colors: gold, or blue. Betas with blue eyes are Werewolves who have taken an innocent human life, whereas Betas with gold eyes have not. The strength level of Betas' powers can vary as well, with some Betas, like some who have intermittent explosive disorder, being much more physically strong than their peers due to channeling their anger into augmenting their raw strength.

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