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Message: <blockquote data-quote="omedon" data-source="post: 87682" data-attributes="member: 837">I don't think that this is a very big leap what is included under wilderness lore is left to the DM's discretion. mating habits, favorite terrain, abilities and vulnerabilities, symbiotic relationships, enemies, number usually found together, clan structures, etc. All of these things could probably be included under wilderness lore.For instance if you have wilderness lore shouldn't you have a good chance of knowing that bears have claws, are powerful predators, can climb trees quickly, are strong swimmers, and feed on fish?Well all of these same things should apply for monsters like werewolves too. Perhaps the DM may want to set the DC a little higher for you to know that they are extra suceptible to damage from silver weapons, but this would only be because it is less common knowlege or you have little experience with such beasts.If my characters had never been to the underdark I would probably require a higher DC for them to know the intricacies of drow elves than what they would need to know about the intricacies of goblins.</blockquote>