If you ran the numbers, would regeneration from injury at the cost of losing human thought for three days a month* actually be worth it for most people? So far as I know, being a werewolf doesn’t help with aging. I’m not sure if there’s a default for whether it helps with illness.
*more or less. I think that some versions only become wolves at night.
I did say it’d be a complete no-brainer for immortality, but if we rule that out...
In HP it’s just one night, IIRC (discussed in Azkaban). Regeneration from injury is probably not worth sacrificing 1/60th of a life (month has 30 days, you lose a night from a day, hence 1⁄60), but it is probably worth chugging the wolfsbane potion depending on costs. If being a werewolf fended against generic disease, not just injury, then it’d resume being a complete nobrainer.
If you ran the numbers, would regeneration from injury at the cost of losing human thought for three days a month* actually be worth it for most people? So far as I know, being a werewolf doesn’t help with aging. I’m not sure if there’s a default for whether it helps with illness.
*more or less. I think that some versions only become wolves at night.
I did say it’d be a complete no-brainer for immortality, but if we rule that out...
In HP it’s just one night, IIRC (discussed in Azkaban). Regeneration from injury is probably not worth sacrificing 1/60th of a life (month has 30 days, you lose a night from a day, hence 1⁄60), but it is probably worth chugging the wolfsbane potion depending on costs. If being a werewolf fended against generic disease, not just injury, then it’d resume being a complete nobrainer.