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Dragon has decided a crazy book and a crazy wizard are not enough torture for you all.
Therefore, I have chosen to inflict upon you all a HORRIBLE WEREWOLF who also taught Defense Against the Dark Arts for a year.
Therefore, I have chosen to inflict upon you all a HORRIBLE WEREWOLF who also taught Defense Against the Dark Arts for a year.
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I interpret it as requiring an actual moon, so everyone is fine unless he accidentally walks into a glorious full-moonlit night in a Sensorium at some point. He'll be thrilled.
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(And welcome to the game BTW.)
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Long answer: I'm actually interpreting (or really, choosing to interpret) this as requiring a great deal more than "a moon is a natural satellite of a planet" sort of thing. The concept of "moon" as it relates to magic, wizardry, and the lycanthropic curse relates much more the the moon-as-myth than moon-as-fact. The Earth's moon counts because it is, well, our moon. A moon in the Sensorium, even if it's not an Earth-moon, would count because it's been created by the sensorium relying on the mental knowledge of the myths and legends and stories surrounding the moon from the person creating the image. A random moon outside the ship doesn't count because it isn't "the Moon", it's "a moon" -- even if it's a moon familiar to a person on the ship, there's a difference between seeing it objectively and stepping into a created world which contains the subjective interpretations.
If that made any sense.
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Anyway, thumbs up. Excellent answer! Hope to see you on board.
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Excellent, maybe. Answer for keeping him reasonably playable, without constant "oh no, Lupin's on another rampage!" posts, definitely. :)