Assertion: werewolf | /r/HasProperty | vulnerable
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: to other silver weapons
type: OTHER
value: to silver bullets
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in human form
type: OTHER
value: like silver
type: OTHER
value: to mercury
type: OTHER
value: savagely
type: DEGREE
value: to everything
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in this frenzied state
type: LOCATION
value: with supernatural abilities
type: OTHER
value: with heightened senses
type: OTHER
value: no matter whether friend
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Werewolves are often depicted as immune to damage caused by ordinary weapons, being vulnerable only to silver objects, such as a silver-tipped cane, bullet or blade; this attribute was first adopted cinematically in The Wolf Man.
text: With heightened senses and supernatural abilities, werewolves are extremely dangerous even in human form.
text: They are unnatural born hunters that have many traits of a wolf, but much more dangerous and lethal.
text: In this frenzied state the werewolf is a threat to everything, no matter whether friend or foe.
text: Whilst werewolves are known to be dangerous creatures, they are also a great source of inspiration for names due to their association with supernatural beings; making them even more mystical and superhuman.
text: However, they are highly vulnerable to Silver and Daedric weapons.
text: The ideas that werewolves are only vulnerable to silver bullets or other silver weapons, or that they can cause others to become werewolves by biting or wounding them, mainly derive from 20th-century works of fiction.
text: Mercury - Just like silver, werewolves are very vulnerable to mercury.
text: - Just like silver, werewolves are very vulnerable to mercury.
text: The werewolves in the series were apparently vulnerable to harm in their human forms from ordinary weapons but with no permanent effects.
text: Werewolves are vulnerable to silver bullets and other silver weapons.
text: It is savagely dangerous, but only exists (usually) during the three nights of the full moon.