In The Sims 4, players can purchase a Werewolf pack as a fun new addition to the game. Werewolves have their own lore, abilities, and their individual Temperaments. A Werewolf’s Temperament affects their Fury gains- a feature that drives their inevitable transformation! Find out below all Werewolf Temperaments in The Sims 4!

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Werewolf Temperaments in The Sims 4

A Werewolf’s Fury Orb is filled up until it glows red- indicating your lycanthrope character is about to give in to their wolfy instincts! A contributor to increasing Fury is the individual Werewolf’s Temperament which determines how the Fury is gained. There are a total of 22 Temperaments in The Sims 4, four of which can only be triggered by using the Lunar Howl.

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Werewolves in The Sims 4 (via EA)

Each Werewolf Sim starts off with 1 Temperament, and as they rank up they can gain more. This means more things can agitate the Werewolf, have their Fury increase, and then transform quicker. Temperament is determined by the Werewolf’s traits and actions- this means you cannot choose them yourself but you can help gain certain Temperaments by making your Werewolf Sim perform certain actions.

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Here is a list of each Temperament, what the Werwolf Likes and Dislikes, and how Fury is gained.

TemperamentLikesDislikesGains Fury WhenPridefulBeing a WerewolfHearing other Werewolf critiquesFeeling Embarrassed or UncomfortableFriskyPlaying with other WerewolvesSims who are feeling MoroseBeing FlirtyWracked With GuiltTorturing themselves with remorseful thoughtsNegativity, criticismFeeling SadWolf BrainBeing a werewolfWith intellectual or logic activitiesBeing RationalRestless AnimalBeing outdoorsToo much time indoorsNo fun activitiesTerritorialGrowing their territoryOther WerewolvesNear another Werewolf TerritoryAnti-Capitalist CanineFreedomAny constraints, having a jobForced to get a jobBig Bad WolfFighting other WerewolvesInteracting with SimsFeeling AngryNight WolfProwling with the pack at night timeActivities during the DayNot basking in Moonlight long enough Hates Being WetGetting dirty, scavengingAny WaterFeeling WetSurvival InstinctsTranquilityAny dangerFeeling ScaredCarnivoreRaw meatVegetablesEating food other than hunted foodFeels OutcastedBeing around other SimsFeeling lonelyLow SocialMust Be CleanTaking tongue-baths and making their fur shineBeing DirtyLow HygieneHungry Like The WolfEating til they dropNot having enough foodFeeling HungryEasily ExcitablePlaying games and watching TVBoredomFeeling playfulGrumpy WolfSleeping long hoursFeeling tired, waking up before sleep cycle is completeLow on sleepSensitive HearingSpending time in the wild or indoorsLoud noises, including loud TV or radio, or musical instrumentsHearing loud noisesMark of the NightBeing able to control Fury
Being active at night timeLosing controlFury decreases and Energy decay decreasesMark of the ForestBeing able to control Fury
Roaming the woodsLosing controlFury decreases and Fun decay decreasesMark of the WolfBeing able to control Fury
Being a WerewolfLosing controlFury decreases and Social decay decrease Mark of the HuntBeing able to control Fury
HuntingLosing controlFury decreases and Hunger decay decrease

That is every temperament in The Sims 4 Werewolf pack! Next, why not find out how to get Wolf-B-Gone in The Sims 4? Good luck!

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