#worgen oc

[sanchomps]

lineless comms for @bandanawaddledee and @theknightartorias!

[erikailustra]

Separated images this time, just because I loved her with these attires.

[eclecticboogaloo]

Working out a body plan that's less goofy than the in game model. Wanted something that could easilu be mistaken for a normal wolf at a distance and not a 'worgen woman running around nekkid'.

Also she has two braincells at absolute maximum.

[saffroditeart]

here's a little sneak peek of my first ever comic for Interlude comic anthology which is OUT NOW!!! go read them all here

[xschatulle]

A bunch of Warcraft designs I made in one week 🙃

[tytostrinkets]

I love my worgen a lot ok :')

[himepups]

what do you mean werewolf. he's right there

[spiritproductionsart]

"Good gods you're tall..."

A couple concept sketches I made back in February of the bois. Fen is absurdly tall (He's a full head taller than Anduin), permitting him an intimidation factor even in human form.

I've been headcanon-ing worgen to be a little different than they are in canon. In beast form, they have tails - but in human form:

After treating their curse, a few features have notably changed in worgens' human forms. An easy way to tell if someone is a worgen is their pointed ears - nowhere near as large as an elf's, but just a small pointed edge to signify the beast within.

Worgen in their humanoid form also bear pointed teeth, with some sticking out of their top or bottom lip depending on their jaw shape and age.

Finally, hair growth and facial hair. Worgen of all sexes are notable for having more body hair than most, though it is far more present in men over women. Men who shift back from their worgen form may notice the growth of facial hair - even if they had been clean-shaven before shifting. This has led to an increase of facial hair in Gilnean men due to the general upkeep.