Werewolf Spoted

CodyFurlong

I was doing the Hozzin's Folly quest on Bleakrock Isle, I had just came out of the mine having completed the mission, and saw this white furred creature, that could only be a werewolf fighting the bandits. It did not seem like it was another player, as it ran off out of the mining camp area, as soon as it had killed the bandits it had been fighting. I wasn't able to get a very good look at it or be able to follow it. Was it another player, or something else?

frould

That is me...

WraithAzraiel

White werewolf is the Pack Leader morph of the Werewolf Transformation Ultimate. It was another player.

TheShadowScout

Yeah, white werewolves are definitely another player with pack leader morph.

And that area is very good to level your werewolfishness, since the bandits respawn quickly enough and closely enough together that with killing the bandits and devouring their corpses you can basically stay in doggie form for as long as you can stomach it... (no pun intended)

CodyFurlong

I did not know that you could become a werewolf so early in the game like that. How do you do it?

Roechacca

CodyFurlong wrote: »

I did not know that you could become a werewolf so early in the game like that. How do you do it?

Just get a player to take you to the shrine an bite you

HungerCity

Or find the werewolf (or vampire) NPC's that spawn (it's rare) in last zone in your faction zone, and get into a fight withem and contract the disease, ( it used to be frowned upon to kill them but nowdays its easyer to a player to bite you) This is how we got lycanthropy and vampirism before everybody and their mother could give out bites.

Zhoyzu

TheShadowScout wrote: »

Yeah, white werewolves are definitely another player with pack leader morph.

And that area is very good to level your werewolfishness, since the bandits respawn quickly enough and closely enough together that with killing the bandits and devouring their corpses you can basically stay in doggie form for as long as you can stomach it... (no pun intended)

Or you could just stay in hircines hunting ground and not go full potato

Arunei

Since no one has mentioned it, WWs don't spawn in low-level areas to begin with.They only spawn in very specific places for each faction, those being the level 40 areas.

Gidorick

The elusive White Wolf?.... Get the crossbow.

Glurin

Berserker morph still gives black fur, correct?

TheShadowScout

It is difficult to become WW at low level. The infectous werewolves do indeed only spawn in your fractions last zone before coldharbour around levels 40-45 (The Rift, Reapers March, Bangkorai), though once per week a player can also spread the gift... and you need to get through a little special quest to finalize your transformation...

I heard it can be done with a good deal of help from friends.

And yes, those who know about this in time can stay in hircines hunting ground, be furry for the duration, and kill until they maxed their doggieness. Those who learn about that only later... have to find other places where they can go on a killing/devouring spree.
Since werewolf stuff only levels when you do stuff in werewolf form... but I found for the most part, all you need is a dungeon or area with a good deal of humanoid trash mobs close to each other to pounce-kill-devour again and again.

MuseTheDrunkenDragon

Glurin wrote: »

Berserker morph still gives black fur, correct?

No, and it hasn't since I first got a ww char in 1.4

MuseTheDrunkenDragon

TheShadowScout wrote: »

It is difficult to become WW at low level. The infectous werewolves do indeed only spawn in your frations last zone before coldharbour around levels 40-45 (The Rift, Reapers March, Bangkorai), though once per week a player can also spread the gift... and you need to get through a little special quest to finalize your transformation...

I heard it can be done with a good deal of help from friends.

And yes, those who know about this in time can stay in hircines hunting ground, be furry for the duration, and kill until they maxed their doggieness. Those who learn about that only later... have to find other places where they can go on a killing/devouring spree.
Since werewolf stuff only levels when you do stuff in werewolf form... but I found for the most part, all you need is a dungeon or area with a good deal of humanoid trash mobs close to each other to pounce-kill-devour again and again.

1.6 made it a lot easier to get ww at low level, as the quest will now scale down to level 12. I discovered this when I accidentally got bit by a guildmate, and then, decided to give it a go for the lolz, despite having no gear. I was quite stunned when the mammoth went down so easily. It was only afterwards, when I watched the video, that I noticed the mammoth was lvl 12, instead of 38.

MornaBaine

The werewolf quest now scales down as well as up. I don't know how far down it goes but I just waltzed through it on my level 25 Sorc and all the mobs in the zone were the same level. I do not know if they have done the same thing for the vamp quest yet.

Danikat

There's always people in Daggerfall selling werewolf and vampire bites, or offering them for free. Lots of guilds offer it to members as well.

So at least starting it off shouldn't be too hard at low level. And presumably if you get it from a guild member they'll help with the quest too.

Chuggernaut

CodyFurlong wrote: »

I did not know that you could become a werewolf so early in the game like that. How do you do it?

If you want to do it on your own, join a guild and find a member in the last zone of your faction and use the travel to player function. Once there google spawn location and run to one. For DC its Bangkorai

I know 2 spots that almost always have vamps (NE of Trolls Toothpick) or werewolves (SW of Hallin's Stand)

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If you want a player to turn you, just run to the vamp or werewolf shrine and zone request or ask your guild.

Anoteros

Vamp quest can be done as low as 3 or 5.
All you need to do is kite one vamp at a time up and around the stairs firing either a bow or a destro staff and trying to get dot's to tick :P

McDoogs

That player could have been higher level too, if I remember correctly you just need to get kills in WW form to level WW, doesn't matter the mob level.

MuseTheDrunkenDragon

MornaBaine wrote: »

The werewolf quest now scales down as well as up. I don't know how far down it goes but I just waltzed through it on my level 25 Sorc and all the mobs in the zone were the same level. I do not know if they have done the same thing for the vamp quest yet.

It goes down to level 12.

Athas24

Glurin wrote: »

Berserker morph still gives black fur, correct?

No but it should!

CP5

McDoogs wrote: »

That player could have been higher level too, if I remember correctly you just need to get kills in WW form to level WW, doesn't matter the mob level.

That's correct, even killing passive mobs like sheep or frogs will work.

Glurin wrote: »

Berserker morph still gives black fur, correct?

Not now, and this was asked during the last ESO Live. The way it was put is that it isn't planned.

Merlin13KAGL

Anoteros wrote: »

Vamp quest can be done as low as 3 or 5.
All you need to do is kite one vamp at a time up and around the stairs firing either a bow or a destro staff and trying to get dot's to tick :P

MuseTheDrunkenDragon wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

The werewolf quest now scales down as well as up. I don't know how far down it goes but I just waltzed through it on my level 25 Sorc and all the mobs in the zone were the same level. I do not know if they have done the same thing for the vamp quest yet.

It goes down to level 12.

Seriously, they diminish this even further than they already did (as if that were even possible?)

Quest level was supposed to be 42 - that was a low as it was supposed to ever go. We won't get into the fact that low level characters would never be able to out-DPS the regen NPC's don't have, nor the fact that a Level 42 character could pretty much throw a provisioning mat at a level 3 and kill them.

Give the NPC a single ranged attack and this wouldn't be happening anymore...and now they allow it to scale down?

They should just skip the quest, give you an escort to the zone of your choosing (since you wouldn't otherwise survive the encounter), give you your bite hug, sign the book, get the skill line.