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werewolves and hellhounds

Dec 26th, 2021
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  1. from /hhg/ Helluva Hotel General #962
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  4. Would werewolves and hellhounds get along? Would they fug?
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  6. Eh, hard to say. Hellhounds are, first and foremost, canines and Helldwellers.
  7. Werewolves are humans who transform into wolf-like creatures, and the details of this transformation can vary wildly. I'd say that a human who's werewolf form is basically the same as a Hellhound (i.e. an anthropomorphic canine that looks like someone got TOO realistic of a fursuit) can fit in... From a distance. As soon as he's within sniffing distance, they'd be able to detect that he isn't one of them.
  8. Now, that wouldn't stop either side from having sx, and potentially even producing offspring, buuuut...
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  10. Well, if lycanthropy is hereditary rather than passed on via a bite, I'd say that the first Werewolves may have come about because Hellhounds visited the mortal realm while they were in heat and either rped people, or were treated as some sort of deity by early pagans and got some ritualistic sx out of the whole ordeal.
  11. The various species of Hell seem socially stratified and primarily mingle with their own kin. I doubt Hellhounds and Werewolves would be on amicable terms, but when has that ever stopped Hellish beings and social outcasts from having sx?
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  13. Pretty good response + hypothesis. It would fit would Christianity's views that werewolves were born from deals with the Devil or other forms of blasphemy.
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  15. So if I fk a hellhound the offspring would be a werewolf?
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  17. In theory, yes.
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  19. Wouldn't the offspring be considered a Cambion?
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  21. yes
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  23. Suppose it leans into whether or not one leans into the idea that werewolves are demons.
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  25. Essentially.
  26. Well, do we know of any natural (or, at least, mortal realm) source for lycanthropy?
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