Werewolves

Overview
Cursed with the Lycha Virus, modern Werewolves are a result of the first version of the virus infecting a viable host, turning them and then the host's mind being healed by Queen Mirah to create a new breed of non-shifter humanoid called Pure Werewolves.

Pure Werewolves
Considered "Pure" because of their unique situation regarding the Lycha Virus, these Werewolves are constantly in their non-human forms, unable to revert back but still able to produce offspring. They were infected with a much more powerful, destructive version of the Virus that essentially forced them to experience their Moon cycle every single day, permanently turning them into a violent Werewolf. When Queen Mirah used her magic to "cure" the Virus, these people's minds were healed, but their bodies and abilities were left untouched. Over time the group was ostracized from normal society, uninfected humans treating them as though the Curse was still transferrable, thinking they were the unhealed versions or "Cursed Werewolves". Eventually the treatment became so bad, as well as Mirah feeling guilty for creating the situation in the first place, that the Werewolves asked for her help once again and the Queen tore a new landmass up from the depths and planted a tree of her own making to spread grass and forests across the new island. Soon enough, the entire population of Pure Werewolves made their homes on the new Continent of Ahraan, forming tribes and living very solitary lives, occasionally pairing up and having the first generation of new Werewolf children.

Cursed Werewolves
With the Lycha Virus in its new state, the curse is much milder, affecting people only during the fuller parts of the lunar cycle. These Werewolves lose both their sanity and humanity when the moon becomes full, taking on a much bulkier and deadlier form than that of Pure Werewolves. These Werewolves can infect others via scratches or saliva contact, are sensitive to silver and will typically regrow lost or critically injured limbs. They are driven by a motivation to consume the flesh, no matter what the flesh is, but typically prefer live, humanoid flesh and will usually not kill its targets, preferring instead to take a small bit of their flesh and then infecting them. In the wild, they are not organized and will usually ignore others of its own kind, but have been known to cooperate with others if they know them in their human forms.