I've got a Werewolf: The Apocalypse based story in the works. Actually,
I've been working on it off and on (mostly off) for a few months, and was
reminded of it by the BGC/Werewolf x-over posted a while ago (more on this a
little bit later).
     Anyway, when this first chapter is finished, does anyone want a copy of
it? If so, mail me, or if WW thinks I should post it, then I will (but, it's
not anime, so I'll leave it to him).
     (I'm hoping to polish off the next few pages tonight, and maybe have
something resembling a chapter done by tomorrow--the ideas have been flowing
very well lately.)

Now, back to the x-over (which I unfortunately didn't read, but glanced at
a few parts of).
     If you're going from the Werewolf: The Apocalypse rules, then the
Garou in Lupis shouldn't have been able to talk to Sylia unless they changed
into (at least) Crinos form. If they were in Crinos, they could talk, but it
is very hard to speak in more than 4 word sentences and requires a point
of willpower (basically, for non-RPG'ers, it takes an immense amount of
concentration). In Hisbo, they can talk, but it's hard to talk in complete
paragraphs, etc. (I think you need a willpower point there, too). Only in
Homid is complete communication possible with a human. The werewolves can
understand their kind through all forms because their language is a combo.
of wolf-talk and human toungues, but homids can't talk to pure wolves, since
their ears aren't sharp enough (at least that's my interpretation).
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Ben Kosse bmk7411@cs.rit.edu
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Biggest BGC otaku on the RIT campus (especially Priss).
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