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The Sims 4: Werewolves had just over two weeks to wow players before its release, and so far, reactions have been mixed. While there have been some (fun) glitches and mixed reactions about how the werewolves look, so far, the pack has been incredibly hyped. Why? Because the lore is fantastic.

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The presence of lore in The Sims 4 is enough to get many players excited, but the backstories in this pack are incredibly detailed. From ties with spellcasters and vampires to the origins of the two new werewolf packs (and that mysterious Greg figure), there’s a lot to explore and books are the best place to start.

New Werewolf Books

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Image by Iron Seagull on Youtube.

Sim Guru Morgan tweeted some pre-release information on the new werewolf books included in the pack, including pop up textbooks, regular (Base Game compatible) books, and some secretively titled “Other." They also hinted that one of these secret books may or may not be a diary.

What they didn’t reveal, though, is where to find these books. As it turns out, there are plenty of ways to uncover these new tomes - and the werewolf secrets they contain.

Purchasing Werewolf Books

A sneak peak of a cluttered Werewolves hangout, complete with beds, a computer, and tables full of food and books

Like any other books, some werewolf titles can be purchased from a computer or book case. All the Base Game compatible books are available this way. You can also find some Werewolves-exclusive books here, but without the Werewolves game pack installed, you won’t see the pop-up text.

If you’re looking for a lunar epiphany, some of these werewolf-centric books will get you closer; you might have to read them more than once, though. Once you unlock Lunar Epiphany, you’ll get more out of the books you read - finally, those special characters will make sense!

Scavenging For Werewolf Books

A werewolf scavenges the ground in the foreground. In the background, two other werewolves spar.

Scavenging is another new werewolf ability, which can be unlocked with the Scavenger ability in the abilities tree. But to find the real treasure - the secret stuff, if you will - werewolves will have to unlock the Enhanced Smell ability first.

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Use the Enhanced Smell trait to “Smell Here.” A sort of smoke cloud will appear above spots where treasure is located. Click on those spots and choose “Scavenge Ground” to find treasure. You might find a secret book - maybe even a diary? Maybe not, though. Can’t know for sure until you get digging.

Travel Underground

Kristof and Wolfgang of the Moonwood Collective talk in the middle of Moonwood Mill.

Underground tunnels pop up around Moonwood Mill, and once you get familiar enough with the system, you can save a lot of time wandering around by traveling between them. Exploring these tunnels is similar to the choose-your-own-adventure pop-ups that occur when you explore new locations in Selvadorada, or the secret worlds in Willow Creek and Oasis Springs.

A lesser-known (but equally cool) thing to know, though, is that you can also find books here. It will take a decent amount of exploring and a bit of luck, but the Night Vision ability makes things easier. This ability makes it easier to see at night, so you won’t be held up by tunnels with debris, it won’t be too rusty to sift through, and you can actually find things.

Check In With Your Pack

Moonwood Mill's bus bar is a popular hangout spot, full of werewolves in wolf and Sim form.

Ranking up in your pack of choice might also unlock a new book or two. For example, when Jacob Volkov reached the Omega rank in the Moonwood Collective, he received a complimentary copy of The Good Boy.

Experiment with different packs and try leveling up in game characters to see what you get!

All Werewolf Books And Where To Find Them

A table in an underground hangout, with food, drinks, books, and plenty of plushies.

Looking for a list of all the new books? Hoping to unlock something in particular? Here is a complete list of all the new books in the game so far, and where you can find them:

Book Titles

DLC Required

Where to Find Them

A Good Night's Moon

Base Game

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Beyond Big & Bad: Rethinking Harmful Werewolf Stereotypes

Base Game

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Dusk Glow

Base Game

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Dusk Glow 2: Moonrise

Base Game

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Dusk Glow 3: Shadowmoon

Base Game

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Fanged Friends Forever

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Packs & Prejudice

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer, Explore underground tunnels

Peter Barker's Camping Conundrum

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Peter Barker's First Moon

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Peter Barker's Homecoming

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

Peter Barker...In Space?

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

The Werewolf Who Came In From The Cold

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

The Wolf Next Door

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

The Night The Moon Forgot To Shine

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Purchase via bookcase or computer

The Diary of Greggorius Lunvik

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Find by scavenging ground with Enhanced Smell ability

The Good Boy

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Achieve Omega rank of Moonwood Collective wolf pack

A History Of Moonwood Mill

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Find by scavenging ground with Enhanced Smell ability

An Insider’s Guide To Being A Werewolf

The Sims 4: Werewolves

Find by scavenging ground with Enhanced Smell ability, Explore underground tunnels

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