Where to go with Werewolves

[DoubleSkulls]

I have no intention of giving Dauntless to the AG werewolf. I still plan to give him Jump-Up.

Maybe coaching slann spoiled me, but leaping on a 3+ sounds like a sucker bet. Especially if I have to make a 2-die block afterwards. When I play against elves, nothing makes me happier than a witch elf trying to leap into my cage. There's a fair chance she'll fall down on the leap or the first block, and if she doesn't manage to hurt herself I can foul her with several assists. Maybe I am a Care Bear, but I don't want to put a game changing player into that situation on a regular basis. I'm sure he'll die soon enough without taking those sort of chances.

Leap has a passive use too. Your opponent's defence will be horribly messed up trying to protect against an MA8 leaping frenzy player - making it easier for you not to leap and bust the ball loose conventionally. If you get stuck you've got the option of using it - but the threat may be more potent than the use.

[bwood42]

near the bocce-ball courts.

Once a werewolf gets near them, I predict this turning into both a serious issue and a hilarious story...

[mattgslater]

There's a comic for you! Ghoul throws ball to Were. Were runs ball back to Ghoul, drops it at his feet, starts panting. As both of them get tackled by Dwarfs, Ghoul says something about finding a Were who doesn't play fetch.

[Piousman]

There's a comic for you! Ghoul throws ball to Were. Were runs ball back to Ghoul, drops it at his feet, starts panting. As both of them get tackled by Dwarfs, Ghoul says something about finding a Were who doesn't play fetch.

The Ghouls says: "I said FEND, not FETCH!"

- Piousman