Being a Werewolf in Aela the Huntress in Skyrim and become a Werewolf.
As a Werewolf, the player will be imbued with supernatural strength, boosting HP and Stamina. Additionally, the Dragonborn of Skyrim can become deadly in combat, equipped with unique abilities that can quickly take down a group of enemies. However, the player cannot obtain the Well-Rested bonus from sleeping and is severely limited from interacting with the environment in wolf form. Therefore, if Elder Scrolls fans wish to cure their "gift," they must first reach the end of the Companions' questline.
To stop being a Werewolf in Skyrim, players will need to acquire the head of one of the Glenmoril Witches. During the quest, "Blood's Honor," Kodlak will task players with slaying the Witches of Glenmoril in a cave near Bilegulch Mine. While only a single head is required, players can kill the other witches to save their heads so that they can cure themselves if they turn into a Werewolf again.
How to Stop Being a Werewolf in Skyrim
During the final quest of the Companions, "Glory of the Dead," the player must help Kodlak's spirit enter Sovngarde, as he is unable to find eternal rest until he has been cured of his "gift." After the player makes it through the Ysgramor's Tomb, they must cast a Glenmoril Witch's head into the Flame of the Harbinger. Once the deed is done, Kodlak's Wolf Spirit will appear and must be slain to cure the Lycanthropy disease.
Players can use the extra head obtained from the other witches and ignite the Flame of the Harbinger once more to remove their Lycanthropy disease in Skyrim. The player's Wolf Spirit will also emerge for a final battle. Now, with the beast's blood gone from their body, Elder Scrolls fans are free to either acquire Vampirism or live on as a pure-blooded Dragonborn for the rest of their adventure. On the other hand, players aiming to restore being Werewolf again, even after they've cured themselves in Ysgramor's burial site, can do so if they have the Dawnguard DLC installed. To reverse one's cure of Lycanthropy, speak to Aela the Huntress in The Circle, and she will grant her blood to the Dragonborn for a second time, allowing the beast's blood to flow once again through their veins.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition is available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.
