Skyrim’s second bonus race leaked

Please let their be a Twilight pisstake subplot!!!

ohhhhh shit im sorry if i spoilt anything with the first glitch on skyrim forum

When I saw they were bringing back vampires, my first thought was “Oh man, I really hope they bring back werewolves as well…”

So… yay!

*does a happy dance*

@2 Nobody cares what you say.
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Only Joking!! *kisses*

@4 ok *forever alone*

@Charlie *extra kisses*

@5 & 6 *socially awkward group man hug*

*drops pants*

HAHAHAHA Orbit you are the man!!!!!!!

I…I think…I think I left something over there. *RUNS*

Who are you people? And where’s my horse?

What’s so good about this race then can someone tell me? Or vampires for that matter…

@12 It’s just a fun change of pace. You know, the whole “role playing” part of it being a Role Playing Game.

Well yeah, but what I’m trying to say is how does the game play differently? I mean do NPCs treat you differently? Do new quests unlock? Is there a different ending etc. That kinda thing…

@Telepathic. In *Wolf mode* you get to lick your balls?

@14 Hard to say about the ending until the game comes out, but in-game, there’s plenty of the obvious gameplay changes you’d expect from being in these forms..

Vampires for instance, are hurt by day-light, can only go out at night, might take more damage from certain elements. Appearance will change, and people will likely react different to you as well.

In Oblivion, you could feed on innocent people to sustain your energy, received stat boosts, and new abilities, and the stronger you became, the more people would notice and run from you.

*Sigh* It’s going to be another long week.

From what I understand the vampires differ depending on the region they come from, or at least that’s how it was explained in the lore from Oblivion. The vampires in cyrodiil could feed to fit into society and also were able to walk in sunlight for a time. I have no idea how the vampires in Skyrim will play out.

And also Michael; it was actually the less vampires fed the stronger they became (In Oblivion). However, they would then lose the ability to fit into society and would also lose the ability to walk in sunlight if they didn’t feed.

“Bonus races?” WTF are you on about? And werewolves were all but confirmed as far back as E3 when Bethesda devs were straight up asked about it and gave the ol’ “we’re not talking about that.”

Yeah, I’m not sure why these are being referred to as bonus races… They’re not races as such, get bitten by either one, and there’s a chance you will turn. They’ve been “secret” optional paths in the last few TES games, (werewolves less secret in the Bloodmoon expansion, obviously, which was also very Nord-centric) so if anything it would be more of a surprise if they were NOT present. They were a fun little easter-egg style secret which became more fleshed out with actual content and objectives with each TES game. Fun to have happen to you, but also entirely game-changing if you had any long term goals.

What does an Argonian werewolf look like?

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Like a werewolf. It just changes your overall model it doesn’t do a merging of two models.

The only thing I didn’t do in Oblivion was the vampire questline. So, in honor of Skyrim, I started playing again with a different character and became a vampire. I’m glad I did this, it’s been fun. I have the vile lair but I’m doing the quest to rid myself of vampirism to experience it.
Morrowind’s Bloodmoon was my favorite expansion, so It’s exciting to know that Skyrim has the possibilities of being a werewolf and a Vampire.