Is there a 3.5 werefox?

[Echohawk]

As well as the version of the werefox in Ravenloft Gazetteer: Volume I, you can also find one in Bestiary of the Realms, Volume 1. Both versions are 3.0.

 

[DaveMage]

As well as the version of the werefox in Ravenloft Gazetteer: Volume I, you can also find one in Bestiary of the Realms, Volume 1. Both versions are 3.0.

Neat!

 

[HeavenShallBurn]

There was a 3.0 conversion that kept most all the original features in one of the extras from the d20 version of the UCK if I recall correctly.

As others have said there's the Ravenloft Gazeteer's incomplete version, the Book of Minions, the Hegeyokai from OA, and I think at least one more that I can't place.

 

[NewJeffCT]

Yes, this is only available as a template for women. (The subtitle of the monster is "Vixen".)

The template can be added to any female humanoid creature.

In addition to normal lyncanthrope traits, it has a supernatural power called the Bewitching Gaze, which is essentially a charm person cast by a 9th level sorcerer that only affects males (save DC = 10 + 1/2 werefox's HD + werefox's Cha mod). Also, after one year of being infected, the werefox's humanoid form slowly changes to that of an elf (a trait called Elfmaid (Ex)).

Thanks DaveMage - does it say what happens if a werefox attacks a male? Do they get lycanthropy, another disease, or are they unaffected?

 

[DaveMage]

Thanks DaveMage - does it say what happens if a werefox attacks a male? Do they get lycanthropy, another disease, or are they unaffected?

Yes - males attacked by werefoxes do NOT get lycanthropy, and the text does not indicate that anything else happens.

 

[NewJeffCT]

Yes - males attacked by werefoxes do NOT get lycanthropy, and the text does not indicate that anything else happens.

Thanks - that means it's DM's discretion if it's blank... heh heh heh

 

[Rechan]

Thanks - that means it's DM's discretion if it's blank... heh heh heh

The thought that comes to mind is that the females and males behave differently, to the extent that they have their own different templates.

Male werefoxes are lechers. Where the female is vain, the male is a seducer, sweeping through the land impregnating, cavorting and creating a harem.