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[Baraltar]

I started a new game as a human with a penchant for martial arts. After travelling across the world for a while, I decided my target be the criminals and bandits that plague the land. Some sort of batman-esque medieval vigilante was in my mind, beating the villainous intent out of Ne're-Do-Wells one punch at a time. I recruited an axewoman to go along with my adventures. Just on the border of the hamlet I met her from was a lair. We wandered in, I, thinking to myself what kind of beast calls this cave home, only to find a...goblin. A non-hostile, completely friendly goblin. It was quite a surprise. He was absolutely naked, weaponless, and his cave was littered with coins, but no corpses. I spoke with the goblin, and the only information I got was that he had some distant family, and a strong desire to leave his subterranean corridor of a domicile. I recruited him, and he became a friend of the axewoman, though they often bicker and get angry with one another. A couple days later, I came across another lair. We entered it, expecting a beast of some sort, and found a human two-year-old playing make-believe all alone. The kid was possessionless, and there wasn't jack in the cave he was in. Every attempt I made trying to get info from him went nowhere. What's going on here? Why the hermits squatting in caves?

[Untrustedlife]

they are untransformed werebeasts, including the kid. They will transform on the full moon.

[Baraltar]

they are untransformed werebeasts, including the kid. They will transform on the full moon.

That's unexpected, to say the least. Will my werebeast buddy lose interest in our venture during his next transformation, can I keep him locked up some where, and will I earn the ire of my companions for killing a toddler?

[Untrustedlife]

they are untransformed werebeasts, including the kid. They will transform on the full moon.

That's unexpected, to say the least. Will my werebeast buddy lose interest in our venture during his next transformation, can I keep him locked up some where, and will I earn the ire of my companions for killing a toddler?

He will probably attack you when he transforms. Good luck,

[CohentheBarbarian]

Name him GOKU and teach him KUNG FU

[Eric Blank]

If you ask him to stay home, and are lucky enough to find another werebeast of his kind, you may let that one bite you and your companion (on naked flesh, no clothing), and next month you can all be crime fighting kung fu werebeasts.

If you let him bite you, it might not be so easy to de-escalate and become friends again.

[Iduno]

If you ask him to stay home, and are lucky enough to find another werebeast of his kind, you may let that one bite you and your companion (on naked flesh, no clothing), and next month you can all be crime fighting kung fu werebeasts.

If you let him bite you, it might not be so easy to de-escalate and become friends again.

In fortress mode, that sometimes (?) causes fights due to the changes not being perfectly timed (werebeast A transforms, attacks dwarf who becomes werebeast B, etc. Or that's backwards?). Experiment and let us know if it works in adventure mode.

[thatroleplayerGal]

If you ask him to stay home, and are lucky enough to find another werebeast of his kind, you may let that one bite you and your companion (on naked flesh, no clothing), and next month you can all be crime fighting kung fu werebeasts.

If you let him bite you, it might not be so easy to de-escalate and become friends again.

In fortress mode, that sometimes (?) causes fights due to the changes not being perfectly timed (werebeast A transforms, attacks dwarf who becomes werebeast B, etc. Or that's backwards?). Experiment and let us know if it works in adventure mode.

I can say for a fact that it does not. I know from experience. I had a Wererhino adventurer who started an outbreak, only to be torn to shreds by her own Wererhinos throughout the town she infected. Werebeasts not only maintain hostilities in Adventure Mode but the timing is also even less synchronized than in Fortress Mode, leading to lots of FUN.