Myths and facts

Myths and Facts

Werewolves' blood is poisonous to Vampires.

 

A person can become a werewolf by being born one (as royals are born this way), bitten by a werewolf (though is rarely happens this way because it is a tricky procedure), cursed by a witch, and being given the power through other forms of magic.
 

Silver will not kill a werewolf, although it will cause pain and discomfort. Wolfsbane is highly poisonous when ingested and may cause a painful skin reaction.

Werewolves communicate through a form of telepathy which enables them to hunt and perform more efficiently.

Werewolves in a pack have a  link that bonds them together, if one werewolf in the pack dies the other werewolves can sense his or her death. 

Some beliefs state that holly water can kill a werewolf, this is false. Crosses, holy water, and the bible do not ward off werewolves.

It is one belief that werewolves are deathly afraid of water regardless of the amount or the circumstances, this is also false.

Werewolves do not HAVE to turn on a full moon. A werewolf can change his or her form and shift at will whenever he or she wants to, at day or night. Although newly turned werewolves are sometimes forced to change by certain aspects of the lunar cycles or certain sounds such as the howling of another werewolf. Alphas can Force younger wolves to shift because they have a psychic dominance over them.