No, her only interbreediness was 'hotness'
Have there ever been any hot werewolves (as seen from human eyes)?
Have there ever been any hot werewolves (as seen from human eyes)?
Vampires vs Werewolves
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Michele Pfeiffer in Wolf.
You win.
She's so classically beautiful, it hurts.
Vampires may be immortal ... but she aged awesomely
PrinceOfLeigh
Wigan, England
Touche
Erik Mesoy
Core Tester / Intern
I must have been reading different books.
) don't harm vampires, but vampires are unable to approach any religious symbol presented at them. This is a crucifix in 99% of cases, though. 
Also, a rule I hear is that they can't cross the threshhold of a private dwelling without being invited across it.
In the tradition I've seen, crucifixes (crucifice?
) don't harm vampires, but vampires are unable to approach any religious symbol presented at them. This is a crucifix in 99% of cases, though. Also, a rule I hear is that they can't cross the threshhold of a private dwelling without being invited across it.
Huh? Never heard the pentagram one before. The way I was told it, silver bullets were used because they inhibited the werewolf's healing, which would otherwise heal bullet wounds. Silver itself isn't deadly. (Cpl Angua of Terry Pratchett fame, for instance)
Masquerouge
Deity
I must have been reading different books.In the tradition I've seen, crucifixes (crucifice?
Also, a rule I hear is that they can't cross the threshhold of a private dwelling without being invited across it.
Sounds suspiciously like the Warhammer Role-playing rulebook on Vampires
So, Terry Pratchett is now an authority on all things werewolvy?
Chukchi Husky
Lone Wolf
When I was reading about Slavic mythology, the identifying marks of a werewolf was a birthmark or an unusual growth of hair.
Yes, I've read that too. And years ago, I heard that this birthmark was later claimed to be a pentagram.
In Buffy, vampires are hurt by crosses. I'm not sure about elsewhere.
MobBoss
Off-Topic Overlord
Maybe its my age showing. In the original hollywood movie, the gypsy lady identified the afflicted wolfman via a pentagram in his hand, as I recall.
Thorvald of Lym
A Little Sketchy
Yeah, well, we can't always trust Hollywood, I'm afraid. 
Yeah, well, we can't always trust Hollywood, I'm afraid.
Yeah, everything they tell us about werewolves and vampires isn't true.
On the topic of 'getting stronger with age'; it seems only some versions have that. In fact, in Blade the Elder vampires were rather weak, and made due with influence instead of power. That's why Frost was able to dominate them so easily.
Compare that to Bram Stocker's Dracula; he got more powerful, but in an arcane/creepy way. Finally, Anne Rice's vampires just got a lot more physically powerful mostly.
JonnyB
Workaholic
and more depressed....
And Ginger Snaps was another attractive female werewolf (before she transformed)
The Omega
Completely Insane
Vampires! They can like.... Suck blood! And fly! And talk with awesome accents!
I went looking for pictures. I think that Kate Beckinsale blows her out of the water. Sorry.
