The Sims 4: Understanding Werewolf Abilities
The Sims 4 Werewolves introduces players to a whole new world of killer abilities to be unlocked. With every point of experience gained during your lycanthropic journey, you'll gain valuable experience points to spend in your skill tree to make you the biggest, baddest wolf in town - or a polite member of fur-clad society.
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Whether you end up a member of the anarchic Wildfangs or the prim and proper Moonwood Collective, this guide will teach you the ins and outs of your new werewolf abilities so that you can invest those points with peace of mind.
As a newborn werewolf, you will find yourself starting off as a Pup of little skill and substance. A slave to your baser instincts when Fury takes over, and you experience your first transformation, you will want to spend your meager points on abilities which make your wolf life easier to manage.
Despite the Needs-relieving benefits of Wolf Nap and Personal Grooming, werewolves who have ready access to basic amenities would be smart to opt for the Scavenger ability sooner rather than later.
Doing so will allow you to dig for items in the world, eventually digging up The Insider's Guide To Being A Werewolf. This invaluable book will be your guiding light in this wacky world of lunar mayhem, and after many re-readings itwill help you unlock the Lunar Epiphany dormant ability. This grants your Sim the knowledge to decipher complicated glyphs and scriptures which you might stumble across in your search for more werewolf lore.
Runt Rank werewolves are nothing to sniff at, coming in clutch with some of the most valuable abilities in the skills tree.
You'll want to pick up The Will to Resist as soon as possible in order to snap
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