A Wolf's Meat and Silver

[Tessie]

? Does silver do agg to wolfblooded now? Or maybe they just don heal while in contact?

I'd assume the intent is for silver to deal aggravated damage to the Wolf-Blooded.

The Tell that is discussed, A Wolf's Meat, has weakness to silver as the drawback.

[Acrozatarim]

I'd assume the intent is for silver to deal aggravated damage to the Wolf-Blooded.

[Neos01]

So the Wolf-Blooded Tell "A Wolf's Meat" includes this line:

Silver also blocks any regeneration just as it would to a werewolf.

That does not appear to actually be a thing though. Werewolves regenerate agg damage faster than mortals do. Is there meant to be a line somewhere about silver being left in a wound causing the wound not to heal? Because I've done a pretty thorough search and can't find any rule about silver doing that (although it seems like it should have that effect).

Maybe silver in a wound continue to inflict damage, and regeneration doesn t start with a continue source of damage, but in fact i cannot find any line on the book explaining that

[Eldagusto]

? Does silver do agg to wolfblooded now? Or maybe they just don heal while in contact?

[nofather]

There may have been in first drafts. Seems like you'd be fine just removing the 'just as it would to a werewolf.' bit.

[Zahaqiel]

So the Wolf-Blooded Tell "A Wolf's Meat" includes this line:

Silver also blocks any regeneration just as it would to a werewolf.

That does not appear to actually be a thing though. Werewolves regenerate agg damage faster than mortals do. Is there meant to be a line somewhere about silver being left in a wound causing the wound not to heal? Because I've done a pretty thorough search and can't find any rule about silver doing that (although it seems like it should have that effect).