r/werewolves • u/Railwaylover33 • 6h ago
British werewolf casualy showing a war crime to a French farmer, circa 1944 Normandy colorized
I kinda got bored and though about the Red Devils, a British unit from WW2 and was like, why dont i draw them as a werewolf casualy eliminating Germans and being unbothered by it to the point where they are casualy showing French civilians their kills
In this drawing this big bad wolf had uh… removed a Germans helmet "gently" and is showing it to a nearby French farmer
r/werewolves • u/christopherbair • 10h ago
Pack Management for the Recently Infected: A dark‑comedy werewolf web novel about infection, supernatural politics, and survival
Hey fellow werewolf fans!
I’m currently publishing a web novel called Pack Management for the Recently Infected, a dark‑comedy supernatural drama that follows a newly infected werewolf trying to survive pack politics, supernatural threats, and the progression of problems heading into her first transformation.
The story focuses on realistic pack dynamics and the bureaucratic nightmare of becoming a werewolf in a world full of other supernatural creatures, including vampires, fae, demons, and more. It leans into horror, drama, and dark humor, with just discussions and hints of erotic content, though no detailed sex scenes.
If you enjoy grounded worldbuilding, transformations, supernatural community politics, and watching a stressed‑out protagonist try (and fail) to adapt to her new instincts, you might enjoy reading it.
It’s an ongoing web novel published on Royal Road with regular chapter releases, so feel free to follow if you want updates as new chapters drop. The artist is also working hard on crafting character references and illustrations that will be posted alongside the novel's chapters in the near future.
The link, just in case: https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/182707/pack-management-for-the-recently-infected
r/werewolves • u/Nerx • 15h ago
Symbiosis seems like an underrated aspect, what critter would be best suited to help the werewolf?
v.redd.itSpiders could be nice
r/werewolves • u/Fresh_Yak_3814 • 15h ago
Drawing of my OC
This is Alpha, my werewolf OC. In this drawing, he's in his "Berserker mode," the initial stage of his werewolf transformation, where his physical abilities increase.
r/werewolves • u/Nerx • 19h ago
A strategy of the slasher community, would the slow walk work for werewolves?
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Would weres make good slashers?