[nation_werewolf]

; To avoid any trademark complaints, no modern fictional works are used.
name   = _("Werewolf")
plural = _("?plural:Werewolves")
groups = "Imaginary"
legend = _("A werewolf is a human who under certain circumstances is\
 transformed into a wolf-like beast. During the Middle Ages in Europe,\
 werewolves were believed to terrorize villages in search of human flesh\
 and were often blamed for unexplained or particularly brutal killings.")

leaders = {
 "name",                "sex"

; Fictional werewolves
 "Bisclavret",          "Male" ; from "Bisclavret"
 "Alfonso",             "Male" ; from "Guillaume de Palerme"

; Historical persons associated with lycanthropy
 "Thiess",              "Male" ; Livonian commoner accused of lycanthropy
 "Vseslav",             "Male" ; Belarusan prince
 "Vereticus",           "Male" ; Welsh king

; From Greek legend...
 "Demaenetus",          "Male"
 "Damarchus",           "Male"
 "Lycaon",              "Male"
}

ruler_titles = {
 "government",      "male_title",      "female_title"
 "Republic",        _("%s Alpha"),     _("?female:%s Alpha")
}

flag = "luna"
flag_alt = "-"
style = "European"

init_techs = ""
init_buildings = ""
init_units = ""

civilwar_nations = "Chananean"

cities =
 "Lycopolis",
 "Arcadia",

; Cities associated with werewolf incursion
 "Magdeburg",           ; associated with the Wolf of Magdeburg
 "Langogne",            ; associated with the Beast of Gévaudan
 "Bedburg",             ; associated with Peter Stumpp
 "Dole",                ; associated with Gilles Garnier
 "Jurgenburg",          ; associated with Theiss
 "Elkhorn",             ; associated with the Beast of Bray Road
 "Vastemoisa",          ; associated with Libbe Matz

; Sites of noted wolf attacks
 "Kirov",
 "Ansbach",
 "Ashta",
 "Gysinge",
 "Soissons",
 "Hazaribagh",
 "Périgueux",
 "Turku",
 "Sarlat",

; Wolfs in mythology
 "Roma",                ; Romulus and Remus were raised by a wolf
 "Ötüken",              ; Göktürks
 "Járnviðr",            ; Forest inhabited by wolfs in Norse mythology
 "Gubbio"               ; Francis of Assisi tamed a wolf there
