Closed, moved to speculation

"Simmingal;c-17396862" wrote:
speculation forum dear
(or perhaps ideas corner?)

but if they go with woody fantasy build theme
I want hobbit door.

https://cdn.clipart.email/c79764b68ee2fab2fd352ab47d03e06a_hobbit-door-clipart-clipartxtras_1200-924.jpeg
https://cdn.simplesite.com/i/9b/1f/286823005909884827/i286823014301253805.jpg

and grass roof texture + overhang like with IL roofs

I find it hard to think of whole pack around fairies though
for we have plant sims, spellcasters,vampires,aliens,mermaids, elementals...
which can be used for similar means

at this point it feels more like aesthetic addition unless they get very extra about it

I second wanting hobbit houses <3

Also they had all of those occults in sims 3 as well and still were able to make faeries that were unique from the rest. It's not just aesthetic, it's an entirely different mythological being. I can't make a faerie court with plant sims and spellcasters.

"SquirrelTail15;c-17396710" wrote:
Like a lot of people here, yes to fairies but yay to werewolves. The only thing is that a werewolves GP would have to connect to cats and dogs either/or/and vampires, whereas fairies is more likely to be a standalone.

Not really. Maybe make a special fighting interaction between werewolves and vampires that triggers if you have both installed, but that's all. For the most part just being able to form packs with other werewolves, have their own physical power perks similar to vampires and get famous, maybe have rival packs fighting over territory, everyone goes hunting for something. In Sims 3 they hunted for gems and collectibles, they could find something else that werewolves can hunt for in Sims 4 that's not killing things.

There's plenty of content that werewolves can have in a standalone pack. And it really doesn't have to be tied into Cats and Dogs. We don't have any wolves in that pack, and you don't need actual wolves to have a werewolf. A scary pack of monsters has nothing to do with a common house dog. xD