"Werewolf" by Chris M. Rubenstahl

I love the Fenrir. They are the most brute and honorable tribe.

In "fact", the Fenrir claim their heritage on the Norse and northern Germanic tribes. In WWII there was a war camp called the Swords of Heimdal who fought an Hitlers side. Later in the 90s this splinter-cell of the Get was totally destroyed by their own Tribe mates. They were to racistical and had that Nazi obsession. The Tribe decided that this was no good and killed all Swords aof Heimdal.

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Chris M. Rubenstahl replies: "Yeah.. in the game I run, we haven't gotten to that point yet, but we're looking forward to it. "

Great pic! It looks menanzing and strong... I´m scared, ´cause I´m a Kindred... Oh, well. Can I use him for a tour?? Please??

Chris M. Rubenstahl replies: "Well, thanks for the compliment, and I have no porblem with you putting this in a tour. Thanks for stopping by!"

... I love you

Chris M. Rubenstahl replies: "Um... thank you? (To quote Garth from "Wayne's World")"

Wow, I love the expression on his face. I used to attempt to play the werewolf card game with my sister, but we didn't quite know how to play. We kept losing track of points and such, plus we skipped the whole moot phase because we had absolutely no clue what to do with that. Basically it was just a pointless bloodbath where the combatants forgot weather they were injured or not. We tried Magic The Gathering,and a vampire game too, but we got nowhere and eventually lost the cards. I guess I shouden't say that too loud, I'd hate to see a pack of Get O Fernis on my tail. ,>

Chris M. Rubenstahl replies: "A pointless bloodbath? Sounds like most Werewolf games I've seen. Hell, as long as you had fun, it was okay. Anyway, thanks for stopping by and commenting, and I'll try to keep the Get off your back... **g**"

Its relly relly scary.....Oh no wait its wearing a skirt

Chris M. Rubenstahl replies: "As if the sight of a werewolf wasn't scary enough, now they're wearing skirts. THAT's terrifying."

Very nice picture...and since some people here, and infact, many people world-wide seem to be fairly ignorant as to the Swastika (and yes, I know, it's not a swastika, just made to look like one), I will say a few things.

First, the Swastika ISN'T only an Eastern symbol, it has been used world-wide, and in most cases, in the same context, and noone is quite certain of it's exact origins and how it spread, or if it was simply one of those things everyone started to use without being influenced by seeing it elsewhere.

Secondly, yes, is holds a particularly strong connection to "Germanic" culture, infact, in Norse mythology (which is Germanic) it is used to represent Thor, and in particular, his hammer.

Blut und Ehre
-James

Chris M. Rubenstahl replies: "Thanks, James. It is interesting seeing how certain symbols affect people. The swastika is certainly one of the most well-known symbols on the planet, and obviously has a number of meanings depending on its context."

Hi.. I read the coment you got.. and well ..Superb Fenris. I might ad. Have bin bitten by that game for a LONG time... the symbol i slygtly wrong...Just look in the silver record and you´ll se.. and this here...

((Secondly, yes, is holds a particularly strong connection to "Germanic" culture, infact, in Norse mythology (which is Germanic) it is used to represent Thor, and in particular, his hammer.))

Norse mythology is not Germanic. they are two diferent things. In much they are the same but not intirely. and the symbol that is mostly misinterpret as the Swastica is the nine knot also kalled odins knot or nieknut/nioknut.
and if the swastica wuld represent Tor I have not read that on the tablets or in the Havamal. or as you wold say the edda. just to get som facts strait. Wonderfule movments and feeling in the drawing. the rage reay shows in his gaze.

Chris M. Rubenstahl replies: "Thanks for the post! You know, I never meant for this drawing to be so controversial. I just put the Get symbol (as you mention, slightly screwed up, but that's due to artist incompetence) on him, as if it was branded into him. I do understand the various incarnations of the swastika, but I figured that since this wasn't the Nazi swastika, it wouldn't truly be offensive. Oops. It does make me hesitate to put up my Nazi and Allied alternate history mecha drawings."

Fanilly, a werwwolf pic that actually looks good. Hee's a bit too muscular, otherwise its awwsome!

that is one cool werewolf! but what is he doing with a dagger?