You know the two who is stronger( i meant skyrim werewolf not Jason werewolf)
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Who Is Stronger A Werewolf Or Vampire ?
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Chances are the werewolf would win, if it could get it's hands on the vampire. If we're talking about the type of vampire who could turn into a bat, well, the werewolf wouldn't have a chance at killing it once it got high enough. But it all depends on the type of vampire and werewolf, and the environment they're in. If you stuck a werewolf and vampire in a sealed off arena, the werewolf would win hands down.
I actually meant the massivecraft type vampire
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I would say if it's the classical vampire and werewolf, the vampire would win easily. First off, vampires have magical powers. They can hypnotize you and all sorts of other things. Also, they can shape shift and are very fast. Werewolves are giant wolves. That's all. In order to fully kill a vampire, you have to stake its heart, cut off its head, burn it, and scatter the ashes. Werewolves in their wolf form are too stupid to do that. When in wolf form, they are mindless beasts. Plus, vampires are basically the spawn of Satan, and nothing of dark origin other than some kind of demon can beat a vampire.
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Because my favorite show is Teen Wolf imma have to go with werewolf.
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When it comes to classic vampires, there are a few discrepancies. The stake is used to keep a vampire in it's grave, not to kill it. Magical powers usually involve hypnotism and seduction, which would not work on a raging creature. They can shape shift, but only into rats, bats, mist, and normal wolves (depending on the story). Burning it will work even without cutting it's head off first, but you do have to scatter the ashes. "Powers" were not commonly mentioned in stories, as fear was the main intent. The vampires sometimes had increased strength and speed, but so did werewolves in those cases. Traditionally, they killed people as they slept or were unaware. If they were to attack someone, they're main defense would be their resistance to injury. However, they also have many weaknesses. Garlic, sunlight, running water, holy water, ash wood, fire, decapitation, etc.
Werewolves, in the original stories, were also the byproduct of satan. They weren't demons, but black magicians, victims of satanic curses, cannibals that became witches, the fool who slept under a full moon, and those who gave into carnal desires. They aren't mindless either. They may be brutal and raging, but also intelligent. Many old stories of werewolves tell of their scheming and trickery, often avoiding public knowledge entirely. They would turn into normal wolves, except they would be larger and often retain human capabilities. Weaknesses are not as often defined, but they usually have the strengths and weaknesses of any other wolf (of course, slightly larger and much more smart)
So, traditional stories actually lean more towards werewolves. However, there are stories of vampires in countries outside of Europe that have much greater powers. So really, it is nearly impossible to discern who would win just by looking at the original legends.
BUT, this is not about the original tales. This is MassiveCraft's vampire vs Skyrim Werewolf. The vampires of Massive have denser bone tissue, twice the strength of humans, the lack of a need to breath, limited levitation powers, and an alliance with other creatures of the night. Weaknesses include sunlight, wooden stakes (pretty broad), and holy water.
I am not completely acquainted with Skyrim werewolves, so you shouldn't take me up on the following. Generally, they have increased strength, speed, and size (but only at night or the time of a player's choosing). They do not stay transformed long. They lack most intelligence, using brute strength instead. They still can think however.
Again, the odds are almost evenly matched. Honestly, these are not my favorite descriptions of either race/disease. But, they are what the thread dictated.
When it comes to classic vampires, there are a few discrepancies. The stake is used to keep a vampire in it's grave, not to kill it. Magical powers usually involve hypnotism and seduction, which would not work on a raging creature. They can shape shift, but only into rats, bats, mist, and normal wolves (depending on the story). Burning it will work even without cutting it's head off first, but you do have to scatter the ashes. "Powers" were not commonly mentioned in stories, as fear was the main intent. The vampires sometimes had increased strength and speed, but so did werewolves in those cases. Traditionally, they killed people as they slept or were unaware. If they were to attack someone, they're main defense would be their resistance to injury. However, they also have many weaknesses. Garlic, sunlight, running water, holy water, ash wood, fire, decapitation, etc.
Werewolves, in the original stories, were also the byproduct of satan. They weren't demons, but black magicians, victims of satanic curses, cannibals that became witches, the fool who slept under a full moon, and those who gave into carnal desires. They aren't mindless either. They may be brutal and raging, but also intelligent. Many old stories of werewolves tell of their scheming and trickery, often avoiding public knowledge entirely. They would turn into normal wolves, except they would be larger and often retain human capabilities. Weaknesses are not as often defined, but they usually have the strengths and weaknesses of any other wolf (of course, slightly larger and much more smart)
So, traditional stories actually lean more towards werewolves. However, there are stories of vampires in countries outside of Europe that have much greater powers. So really, it is nearly impossible to discern who would win just by looking at the original legends.
BUT, this is not about the original tales. This is MassiveCraft's vampire vs Skyrim Werewolf. The vampires of Massive have denser bone tissue, twice the strength of humans, the lack of a need to breath, limited levitation powers, and an alliance with other creatures of the night. Weaknesses include sunlight, wooden stakes (pretty broad), and holy water.
I am not completely acquainted with Skyrim werewolves, so you shouldn't take me up on the following. Generally, they have increased strength, speed, and size (but only at night or the time of a player's choosing). They do not stay transformed long. They lack most intelligence, using brute strength instead. They still can think however.
Again, the odds are almost evenly matched. Honestly, these are not my favorite descriptions of either race/disease. But, they are what the thread dictated.
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@Rip Shoul It would appear that you have read more on this topic than I have. xD I don't know much other than what I read in Dracula and a book I read about werewolves. In this case though, I'd think that the MassiveCraft vampire would win. If we assume that the other creatures of the night will obey the vampires, then they would all gang up against the werewolf. But, the werewolf would win most likely if that is not how it is considering the many weaknesses and in general, the lack of strengths of the vampires. But, I would definitely side with a vampire in the original legends because they can use a gun… Hehehe. Werewolves, they cannot in their transformed state. In their untransformed state, vampires will kill you in your sleep! 
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I've had multiple characters that were werewolves in Skyrim, and a hit from one of them can send a giant flying. If it can do that to a giant, chances are if it did that to a vampire, heads would literally roll. Werewolves can also run faster than a horse. Then again, if the vampire had access to silver weapons, the werewolf wouldn't stand a chance. But if no weapons were involved, it's pretty safe to say the werewolves speed and strength would likely be enough to kill a vampire. But the vampire might be able to outsmart the werewolf in some way.
On the topic of vampires and other monsters of the night, the vampires only have a truce with the monsters. Not in any case do the monsters help vampires in combat.
On the topic of vampires and other monsters of the night, the vampires only have a truce with the monsters. Not in any case do the monsters help vampires in combat.
HereticTakao
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No...
A werewolf could rip the Vampire to pieces, also removing the head >;3
Since they are beast.
Heheheheheh, I see what you did there
HereticTakao
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Hehehehe
No pun intended...
J9899
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Depends what area their in and type of werewolf.
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