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Table of Contents
Live Mode
- Walls
- Doors and Windows
- Flooring
- Wall Coverings
- Staircases
- Decks and Foundations
- Terrain
- Gardening
- Roofs
- Miscellaneous
Appendices
- Dining Chairs
- Living Chairs
- Recliners
- Sofas and Loveseats
- Beds
- Miscellaneous
- Counters
- Tables
- End Tables
- Coffee Tables
- Desks
- Miscellaneous
- Plants
- Sculptures
- Wall Hangings
- Mirrors
- Curtains
- Miscellaneous
- Toilets
- Showers and Tubs
- Sinks
- Hot Tubs
- Cooktops
- Refrigerators
- Small Appliances
- Large Appliances
- Entertainment
- TVs and Computers
- Audio
- Small Electronics
- Table Lamps
- Floor Lamps
- Wall Lamps
- Hanging Lamps
- Outdoor Lamps
- Miscellaneous
- Creativity
- Knowledge
- Exercise
- Recreation
- Dressers
- Children
- Party
- Miscellaneous
- Community Lot Only
- Aspiration Rewards
- Career Rewards
- Other Objects
New Careers
Stuff Packs
Werewolves are a type of supernatural creature which the Sim can interact with or even be transformed into. Sims exist as Werewolves only during night hours. A Werewolf can teach a pet faster than humans and can fight against burglars. They might occasionally howl at the moon, howl at player's command, or howl to summon wolves. When a werewolf howls every sim's bladder on the lot goes down halfway. To become a werewolf, players should have many trees, weeds, and untrimmed hedges on their lot to attract wolves, and must build up a relationship with any wolf with glowing eyes (the werewolf pack leader). The pack leader will eventually "nibble" the Sim it was interacting with, causing it to become a werewolf. .