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The What is up, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudge Muppet. I'm Scott here with Michael

and Drew. As always, and today on the Elder Scrolls podcast, we are talking all about

lancanthropy. That's werewolves, wear boars, where bears, anything

wear, pretty much. And before someone jumps in and says lycanthropies only for where wolves,

well, this is a scroll's law. And they changed it to be all kinds of wear creatures and wear beasts.

So we've got all kinds of things to talk about today.

I guess the general summary is it's a blessing or curse, depending on your viewpoint,

given by her scene, originally at least, to someone and they can turn into, not always in their control,

some sort of wear creature, usually a werewolf.

There's been instances of when it involves the moon cycles, instances of when it doesn't,

sometimes it's just random.

It's a similar inconsistencies with the vampires and stuff like...

Exactly. It is very inconsistent. Like the ones in in skyrim the companions they can

seemingly have full control over it perhaps not use it unlimited times like you can with her scenes ring

i'm not sure but they they will never turn into it when they didn't plan on it because that's what

seems weird like even in skyrim um the sending character in in the uh hercine quest, he didn't mean to transform and kill his daughter.

Was it his daughter?

Yeah.

He rapidly randomly transformed.

And I don't think it was his daughter, but it was a little girl.

But it's like, I think once again, the sort of thing about like canthropy that makes it so like dangerous feeling or something

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