Werevamp

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A Werevamp (also called a werepyre) is a fictional creature that is considered part vampire and part werewolf.^[1] Werevamps have no real existence, but are often the subject of games and fictitious stories, two of which are AdventureQuest and The Elder Scrolls III.^[2]

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