Legendary werewolves are said to exist beyond the Wall. Despite the fact that House Stark’s whole origin is shrouded in secret, it is widely accepted that they are related to the beast because their emblem is a Direwolf.
A “werewolf” is a category of shape-shifter that can change into an animal that resembles a wolf. They are a species that is practically extinct. Alecaander Targaryen is the most powerful member of his breed because he is a werewolf and the creator of the species.
Many people believe that werewolves are actually men who unknowingly received a curse that causes them to change into mindless beasts at night and turn into hunters and killers of everything unlucky enough to come into contact with them.
There are still some people who believe that werewolves genuinely exist, despite the fact that the majority of people nowadays believe they are just a myth.
Werewolves have lycanthropy, which gives them supernatural skills. Werewolves gain strength through time, but they are most skilled and talented when the moon is full.
These traits are shared by all three varieties of werewolves, and they all momentarily gain strength when enraged. They appear to possess all of these skills even when they are in human form, despite the fact that they are not as strong as other supernatural entities. Some werewolves have demonstrated the ability to recognize the disease.
What are the names of the Stark’s werewolfs in ‘Game of Thrones’?
The following list identifies the six werewolves that belong to House Stark: Grey Wind, adopted by Robb Stark, Lady, adopted by Sansa Stark, Nymeria, adopted by Arya Stark, Shaggydog, adopted by Rickon Stark, Summer, adopted by Bran Stark, Ghost, adopted by Jon Snow.
