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The weretiger on the SRD has the armor keep with the forms. If you want it to change or whatever I guess you can.
If your form stays medium you don't have to make any thought of it. It just fits. Your still a humanoid. Everything is secretly made of amazing "onesizefitsallium" as far as that's concerned.
Try wearing loose, baggy clothing that's less likely to end up torn?
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Well you could always just take your clothes off before going hybrid form. But where's the dramatic flair in that?
This is one of those niggling details I typically gloss over. I don't make PCs buy new clothes when they get mauled by an animal or a dragon breathes on them, so I wouldn't fuss over it as a DM.
If you really want to account for it, get an item that can cast Mending, or ask one of your party spellcasters to keep it ready.
I recommend either stripping down, which would be my choice. If you KNOW the change is coming, get ready for it.
Magical armor seems to change size with the wearer, so you'd be fine with that too...
But honestly the werebeast waking up with shredded clothes is such an awesome visual I wouldn't (won't ^_^ ) be trying too hard to get around it.
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Wear a collar with permanent disguise self on it. It might get a little chilly going au natural but should save on clothing repair.
collar of disguise with a permanent endure elements for an additional 2900. the final price is 4,700 gold pieces.
Yes, i've been pondering this topic for awhile...
Only because I have my players paying a visit to Innistrad (MtG) before too long. Most of the pictures from that set depict the werewolves hulking out of their outfits
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Then if he's cocky, I suggest you prepare to do a lot of shirtless flexing after he changes back. You could even make a bit of a running theme out of it.
The Sleeves of Many Garments might work for that too
As far as the baggy clothes, Nikolai, the werewolf, is actually rather cocky. He prefers tight fighting apparel.
To the undressing, the more likely, how long would that take in combat?
DM perogative.
Unless it's actual ARMOR... Medium and heavy armor have specific time limits for how long to don. normal clothes don't.
If I were the DM, I'd say one full round action should do it. In RL I can strip down in under six seconds... but most of it would be fluff as to how many laces and buckles and exactly how 'tight' he likes his clothes to justify longer.
As it's a 'fluff' concept I wouldn't penalize a player any more than that.
If were(large) creatures have their armor and weapons resize with them, which the werebear on the PRD does (and that's a nonmagical masterwork battleaxe), I imagine the clothes are assumed to as well.
This is one of those niggling details I typically gloss over. I don't make PCs buy new clothes when they get mauled by an animal or a dragon breathes on them, so I wouldn't fuss over it as a DM.
If you really want to account for it, get an item that can cast Mending, or ask one of your party spellcasters to keep it ready.
This is what I'd go with, if Living Garments are not available.
I don't think lycanthropy ruins clothes in Pathfinder or D&D 3.5e before it. In 3.0 it ruined clothes, but in 3.5e the way the "change" worked with equipment got changed. In Pathfinder, as long as the humanoid and hybrid form are the same size, the clothing is unaffected. Equipment merges into the lycanthrope when it takes animal form.
Of course different DMs may run it as the clothing gets destroyed, but generally Pathfinder lycanthropes in hybrid form are still generally anthropomorphic humanoids and can use gear.
I'm playing a lycanthrope. My GM ruled that since the ability to change your form is an SU ability, and thus magical, your gear changes size as well using how enlarge/reduce person work as a precedent.
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Purple pants.
No matter how large you become, no matter what you do when you lose control... purple pants can take it.
Just ask the Hulk.
My GM suggested tear away clothes for quick undressing (a standard action). Are those one use or can they be reused?
Invent velcrow or just use snap together pants like strippers do.