If you are a natural lycanthrope and you gain immunity to lycanthropy (for example of what prompted the question, I am making a werewolf oracle with the Lunar mystery which can take "Mantle of Moonlight" that makes one immune to Lycanthropy among other combat benefits vs. lycanthropes), does it not matter because you are natural, can you not take such an ability, or do you lose your werewolf abilities?
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I renders you immune to the curse, but immunity to something shouldn't do anything if you've already contracted it unless it has ongoing effects.
So, like, a guy gets poisoned. Before the poison has run its course, he gains immunity to poison. He stops taking damage from the poison, but any ability score damage isn't wiped just because he's now immune.
Same deal here, I would think.
Curse of Lycanthropy is specifically the Su ability that causes the curse to infect those a werewolf bites. Not the transformation itself. Once you're a werewolf, you're a werewolf.
I renders you immune to the curse, but immunity to something shouldn't do anything if you've already contracted it unless it has ongoing effects.
So, like, a guy gets poisoned. Before the poison has run its course, he gains immunity to poison. He stops taking damage from the poison, but any ability score damage isn't wiped just because he's now immune.
Same deal here, I would think.
Curse of Lycanthropy is specifically the Su ability that causes the curse to infect those a werewolf bites. Not the transformation itself. Once you're a werewolf, you're a werewolf.
Okay, that's what I thought, but wanted to be sure before I fully decided that I want to make her a Lunar oracle.