Re: A nice commander
 

Werewolves have regeneration though, something you'd usually use a Ring of Regeneration for, so the lost misc slot doesn't matter that much.

Re: A nice commander
 

I don't know about you, but I sure wouldn't use a ring of regeneration on a commander with less than 20 HP... regening a pitiful 2 HP per round just isn't worth it, and there are better ways to get rid of status ailments. Besides, if you want werewolves, just cast call of the wild, and you will have one without the useless Lychantropos' Amulet...

Re: A nice commander
 

What about Lychanthropes amulets on Vampire Counts? Without being ethereal these Ulmish vamps are somewhat rather weak, but i'd like them to be more creative than just a 3d skelespammer. I could then kit them out with some earth armor and make them, hopefully, not instantly worthless thugs.

Re: A nice commander
 

Regen is a must on any commander without recuperation that is supposed to fight things. Of course, if you can remove afflictions some other way, I suppose it's not so important.

I don't think werewolves are tough enough to serve as real thugs, and the vampire would lose it's natural life drain attack.

Re: A nice commander
 

Hmm. Good points, i didn't realize it would lose the life drain. Maybe the wolf pelt? It's just not enough armor though...

Would it also lose immortality? I'm going to have to try this anyway http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif. Does it just become a warewolf with warewolf stats no matter what it started as?

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Oh yeah, even more important, it in fact would lose the immortality too. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/laugh.gif Didn't think of that for some reason at first.

Re: A nice commander
 

If a vampire turns into a werewolf he will lose his stats, attacks, fear, flying and immortality at the very least. If you want werewolves either give the amulet to a spy/basic commander or just cast call of the wilds.