Werewolves pack - features when you don't play werewolves?

"Simmerville;c-18275164" wrote:

"SERVERFRA;c-18273833" wrote:
If you really like Moonwood Mill, it can be possible to play it without Werewolves. Also, I've actually learned not to long ago, that if you temperary make a Super Werewolf (that's a Werewolf with most of the powers), that sim can actually defeat permanently Greg. As for the Moonwood Townies, I'm not sure.
On another note, I do recommend the following woodsy Worlds that aren't locked with the Wolfies.
They are:
Henford (Cottage Living)
Glimmerbrook (Realm of Magic)

Thanks. I don't plan to ignore the werewolves totally. I might not play them actively, but it will be cool seeing them as a danger in this world. I will send sims there to camp, and hoping it will be a creepy vacation :)

I have also considered Magic Realm, but werewolves seem less annoying when not being played.
Do anyone know if there is a lifeline system for werewolves, as there is for spellcasters?

Sending sims to camp in moonwood mill sounds like a good idea for a story line. I think my next werewolf might get lycanthropy after a camping trip to moonwood mill.

I am not entirely sure what you mean with a lifeline system? Are you talking about the magical bloodline traits? Werewolf offspring can inherit one of two possible traits, or none.
- greater bloodwolf trait: increases werewolf xp gain
- dormant wolf : these sims are not werewolves themselves but are supposed to be less frightened by them. You can awaken the dormant wolf inside them and turn them into a werewolf without being bitten.
Unlike the magic bloodline trait, the werewolf traits are random. They don't increase in strength through the generations.