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Physical signs
Having hairy palms was considered a sure sign of being a werewolf. Real werewolves often shave their palms leaving them rough so rough palms are also considered to be a sign.
Having a left thumbnail that is left uncut as to resemble a claw.
In human form, a werewolf usually has slanted eyebrows that meet at the bridge of the nose. Other can be recognized by the bristling or very thick and dark hair on their heads, or excessive hairy bodies.
A werewolf has an unusually long third finger on each hand.
Small pointed ears, protruding teeth (elongated canine) or strangely compelling eyes are also visible sign
Behavior
After the shift back to human form, the werewolf is usually exhausted and has to rest for one day or more. Werewolves always have to sleep with their jaws open . Once their jaws are closed, it difficult to unclench them.
When hunting for a werewolf it is important to remember that your biggest clues will come through your suspects personalities. Becoming a werewolf is not transparent, no matter how the victim tries to hide the tainted, subhuman blood appearance.
Therefore, look for symptoms in your human suspects that include increasing violence, increasing aggression, unprovoked rages, insomnia, restlessness, and other bizarre behavior. Unfortunately, over time these symptoms can be brought under control, so do not rely on them exclusively.
Other signs
- Paleness
- Feeble vision
- Dry and misted eyes
- An unnatural dread of all water
- Very dry tongue and always thirsty
- Legs have incurable ulcerations from frequent falls
- The devil's mark
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