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Message: <blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 4655484" data-attributes="member: 16285">You gain when in animal or hybrid form (from your normal human stats)+2 Str, +4 Dex and +4 Con it says your physical abilities are increased by the animal form's ability modifiers when in hygrid or animal form - I went to the stats for human and animal form to fidn the "differences")You gain a +2 to Wis (all of the time)You get low-light vision in all formsYou get scent in all formsYou get +2 d8 HD  (it appears those are also in all forms) {The d8 is the standard monster HD, bet the werewolf table specifically lists them as +2d8 anyway}For those 2 monster hit dice you get 2 + Int mod in skill points. You get the following as class skills for the monster HD: Handle Animal, Hide, Listen, Move Silently, Spot, Survival.You also get Control Shape (see MM pg 303) as a class skill always (since your PC is aware of the condition now)You get a +4 bonus to survival checks when tracking by scent in hybrid or animal form.Your ECL is 13 = 7 (cleric) + 2 (rogue) + 2 HD (lycanthrope) + 2 LAThis moves your xp total up and you are now treated as a 13th character for advancement purposes.  But your max skill ranks, character level based feats and ability score increases are only based on your HD (so you are an 11th level character for those purposes).And yes work it out with your DM for how to "roll up" the monster level HD. It all depends on the standard used for your game, these are "regular HD" in that regards.Note that the EL of the party has just jumped up based on your sudden advancement of 4 levels. That is the reason I really, really hate gaining templates in the middle of the game and choose to instead use the Savage Progression method (see the Wizards of the Coast Site for the articles on that subject. Basically they treat it ais a class level advancment which moves your character up gradually rather than suddenly. Ask the DM about this set of articles and see if he likes them or not.)<a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/sp/20040117a" target="_blank">Savage Progressions: Ghost and Werewolf Template Classes</a></blockquote>

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