Kevin's Watch

Syl wrote:You are a werefox. You are as silent as the shadow of the cloud on the moon's face, and you often avoid conflict simply by passing by unnoticed. You are not afraid of conflict, though--you simply prefer to avoid it through stealth, if possible. If cornered into conflict, whether physical or mental, you can fight like a demon; despite the fact that most are stronger than you in terms of pure power, you often frighten them off with your ferocity. You are extremely quick, but you rarely show it off--if others underestimate you, they'll be out of luck if they push you.

Fist and Faith wrote:Werebear! Me am happy!

You are a werebear. You tend to take things easily, and are not riled up without great cause. Your strength and ability to continue despite obstacles is enormous, however--just because you rarely see a real reason to exert yourself does not mean that you can't. When motivated, you are an absolute terror, and are rarely denied what it is you want. You don't mind the company of others too much, but you tend to desire a little solitude to focus on the quieter pleasures of life. Others sometimes judge you as being unmotivated, oafish or weak, but they simply do not understand that you view leisure and enjoyment as important.

Actually, I do feel this way, by and large. But I wouldn't ever call myself an absolute terror.

Look for the bear necessities
The simple bear necessities

You are a wereboar. You are the person who everyone in the group fears--you're not the strongest, or the most intimidating, but there's something about you that makes even the most hardened person think twice before crossing you. You anger easily, and your anger sometimes blinds you so much that you can accomplish things (for good or evil) that no-one would expect of you. Still, you are not always angry, and you enjoy the simple pleasures of life when you are in a good mood. You get along well with others despite your frightening anger, but you are rarely the center of attention or the sparkplug that drives a group; often, you are just along for the ride (although you enjoy it just the same.) You are as solid as an oak, and--to those you care for--as dependable as the tides.