Lore:Bestiary W

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Creature	Description	Game(s)
Wereboar	A lyncathrope of the boarish persuasion which attacks with both fore arms as well as its long teeth. It requires silver or better weapons to be hit and anyone it bites has a small chance of becoming a wereboar themselves. The wereboar is found almost exclusively in High Rock.	Daggerfall
Werewolf	The most common of lycanthropes found everywhere in Tamriel. It can attack with both arms and its teeth and can inflict lycanthropy on anyone it bites. It can only be harmed with silver or better weapons.	Daggerfall, Bloodmoon
White Horse	A white horse.	Oblivion
Wild Guar	A feral form of the common Guar.	Morrowind
Will-o-the-Wisp	Luminous, magical energy beings. Extremely dangerous, since they drain the energy, Magicka, and fatigue of their victims, often gaining more energy than the adventurer can deal damage. When not attacking, they become invisible. Can only be harmed by silver, daedric, or enchanted weapons.	Oblivion
Winged Twilight	Harpy-like female-form Daedra with bat-like wings operating as messenger of Daedra Lord Azura. Resistant to fire, frost, poison, and shock and can reflect spells.	Morrowind
Wolf	Wild relative of the dog. Usually hostile towards invaders. See also: Timber Wolf, Snow Wolf, Dog, Bonewolf, and Skinned Hound	Arena, Bloodmoon, Shadowkey, Oblivion
Wormmouth	Wormmouths are a type of vermin native to Hammerfell. They have a small maggot shaped body propelled on two legs, the mouth is almost as large as the rest of the body, and has three protruding claw like teeth.	Shadowkey
Wraith	Similar to the undead ghost but usually more powerful, the wraith can do massive amounts of damage in direct melee and also has some spell casting ability. Like all ethereal undead, only silver or better weapons can do damage to a wraith.	Arena, Daggerfall, Battlespire, Oblivion