"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" Special Edition allows players to transform into new entities like vampires and werewolves. Some players are particularly interested in becoming a werewolf in "Skyrim" Special Edition. Here are some tips on how to successfully transform, and the benefits and drawbacks that come with it.
GameRant wrote that to become a werewolf in "Skyrim" Special Edition, players have to join the Companions by talking to Aela the Huntress at Whiterun. Quests should be completed while trying to join the Companions.
After finishing the first quest, talk to Vilks in Jorrvaskr to become an official group member. There will be more quests in "Skyrim" Special Edition before being given the chance to turn into a lycanthrope.
Players can choose to learn the ancient ability on their own to transform into a werewolf once a day for 150 seconds. Additionally, "Skyrim" Special Edition players can remain as werewolves longer by feeding on corpses.
"Skyrim" Special Edition players have to complete the "Proving Honor" quest of the Companions before talking to Skjor at their headquarters in Whiterun. When night comes, go to the Underforge, below the Skyforge, where there is a secret entrance in the rock.
Once inside, "Skyrim" Special Edition players should tell Skjor that they are prepared to begin the transformation ritual. To turn into a werewolf, choose "Beast Form" in the "Powers" subsection of the "Magic" menu.
US Gamer stated that Sound of Blood howl is effective against enemies. Skjor can also provide a good wolf armor and one-handed sword. Some of the benefits of being in wolf form in "Skyrim" Special Edition include increased health while in human form, immunity to all diseases, including vampirism, and extra speed and strength while being a werewolf.
The disadvantages in "Skyrim" Special Edition include inability to talk to characters, access the inventory and loot bodies while in wolf form. They also receive extra damage from silver weapons.
Players will have to pay a bounty if an NPC sees their transformation. The NPCs will also avoid and fear the character afterwards. There is also now resting bonus. More updates and details on "Skyrim" Special Edition are coming soon.
