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Draw a Werewolf Day! (I’m too tired to color it in)

This is actually a ghoul/werewolf hybrid. I rewatched “The Monster Club” recently and in the intro to the Shadmock story there’s a brief primer on the geneology of monsters. You’ve got your familiar primary monsters - werewolves, vampires and ghouls - and they can crossbreed to produce wereghous, werevamps, and vampghous. Then those secondary monsters can also interbreed to make shaddies, maddies and raddies, and any combination of those third gen monsters makes a mock (a polite term for mongrel). A mock crossed with any other hybrid produces a shadmock, which looks mostly human but has a deadly whistle.
Anyways, for some reason I couldn’t get this bit out of my head and ended up drawing all the variations and writing a little splatfic about them, which I might post sometime. I gave it a skinned snout because I really like that design feature and it works for it, claws that are good at digging up graves, and a rat's tail.

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Draw a Werewolf Day! (I’m too tired to color it in)

This is actually a ghoul/werewolf hybrid. I rewatched “The Monster Club” recently and in the intro to the Shadmock story there’s a brief primer on the geneology of monsters. You’ve got your familiar primary monsters - werewolves, vampires and ghouls - and they can crossbreed to produce wereghous, werevamps, and vampghous. Then those secondary monsters can also interbreed to make shaddies, maddies and raddies, and any combination of those third gen monsters makes a mock (a polite term for mongrel). A mock crossed with any other hybrid produces a shadmock, which looks mostly human but has a deadly whistle.
Anyways, for some reason I couldn’t get this bit out of my head and ended up drawing all the variations and writing a little splatfic about them, which I might post sometime. I gave it a skinned snout because I really like that design feature and it works for it, claws that are good at digging up graves, and a rat's tail.