Next occult coming up...?

I hope we get werewolves like witches and vampires. Their own dedicated game pack.
I would like to see fairies in the future as well but I don't want werewolves to share a game pack with them because it will 99% make both of them underdeveloped and we would all be disappointed.

My two big wants are Genies and Werewolves.

Genies were fleshed out really well in TS3 and I think they have a lot of potential - I’d love to see them have an alternate form where they have a wispy lower body, or float on a cloud or something. I think it’d be so cool if we could get magic lamps that you can go into and decorate like a very small portable lot.

Werewolves in TS3 were really good too - I can’t wait for them ?

Never gonna happen but I’d be so hyped if we got Succubi/Incubi that can drain Sims’ by woohooing or kissing etc. For example if they use a special kiss interaction on a spellcaster they can temporarily(?) steal their powers.

"Paralee;c-17915563" wrote:
the extra tree you get if you order early *really* gives me those vibes and the gnome statue next to it really accentuated the fairy door/fairy garden vibe to me.

Yes!! I would LOVE werewolves, but everything has been giving me f a i r y v i b e s lately.

my guess is the next occult will be either fairies or werewolves but who knows

I hope we will have an occult pack soon. CoL is great but I am still longing for some occult stuff.

I still so much want Fairies & Wolfies in Sims 4. My Sims 3 just doesn't do it for me anymore.

If they release a fairies pack they wont have to add two worlds like in realm of magic ( glimmerbrook and realm). Henford-on-bagley seems like a pretty good starting point for a fairy.

I agree, Henford would be a perfect place for Fairy sims to live in.

My guess is there is no more occults coming. I'm lowering my expectations for TS4.

"temporalgod;c-17949362" wrote:
Werewolves are international Occults, you have werewolves in ancient Greece, werewolves in Victorian London, Werewolves in Ireland and French werewolves lurking up here in modern Canada, where as fairies on the otherhand are more tied to the celtic regions of Europe like Ireland or Scotland.

While it's true that while "classic" seelie/unseelie fae are Celtic, there are similar "nature spirits that may or may not be helpful to humans depending upon their whim/some esoteric system of mores that doesn't mesh with the local human culture" across the world.

Alfar/dokalfar, Youkai, Menehune, Domovoy, (I'm sure I'm slaughtering the spelling on some of these)

And the Tinkerbell model Pixies that most people think of when they think Fairy are a Victorian creation.