Why can't vampires and werewolves be friends?

Answer 1

Some believe that werewolves were made to fight vampyres, but that's not true. Werewolves and vampyres CAN be friends, in fact I have a vampyre friend and her sister is a werewolf like me.

In fact, I'm doing some research on the subject because I have reason to believe that one may in fact be a form of the other.

The two cases do in fact have very similar symptoms.

The Lichenthropes are the natural enemies of vampires; nothing can ever go against that. Strangely enough, when a vampire is formed, it is said that a lichenthrope is also so that the world isn't unprotected.

The myths about the Hallowe'en Creatures of the Night actually originated in Ancient Eygpt, when the legend about the Eye of Anubis was formed and brought (somehow) to the more complex unit of the Greek and Roman beliefs. Thus, these beliefs scattered over the Other side of Eurasia, and then continued to evolve to fit the American "Tradition".

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NOTE

If the same vampire bites you several times you will (a) become a werewolf, or (b) die and come back as a Reverent of reanimated corpse.

Answer 2

Vampires and werewolves are traditionally portrayed as enemies in folklore and popular culture. Their differing characteristics and instincts often lead to conflicts, making it challenging for them to coexist peacefully. Additionally, the idea of one being a creature of the night (vampire) while the other is associated with the moon and nature (werewolf) reinforces their opposing nature.