Questionable Questing

I've seen it. Disturbingly well done

But here's another cute one to make up for it

Luna was better with her face

American Werewolf and other films like the Fly or the thing are the best examples at least to me of puppets and make up being superior to cgi when done correctly.

It is impressive. Were knight talk?

Sure, although that does neatly transition into another big question. How painful or difficult is it for a werewolf to transition into their wolf form? Only at certain times of the month? Does it take a toll on the body? Do they lose control of their emotions? What's the drawback to it?

Emotional control is a skill to be mastered(Hence a problem of mind breaking corruptive rape urges) and toil on body. Exhaustion. Deeply powerful and hard to resist

Any know weaknesses you think? Stuff like silver being poisonous? Maybe an enhanced smell means that stuff like a flash bang or stink bombs could incapacitate them? Could have swords or weapons made of meteorite are basically Kryptonite for them to fit with the moon theme we've lost since these werewolves can turn whenever.

Star metal makes burning hard to heal wounds?

That would be cool. I was thinking we need some kind of order or religious zealot that hunts the werewolves and something that worships the stars and decks themselves out in void black armour made from fallen stars sound really cool.

Do you want that or have them as a force working for the Werelords? The were nobles are the accepted Divine Right of Kings.
And our protagonist mom is secretly preparing her son to take up his father's crown and be her king. Granting her the Throne she was denied

You know I like the idea of them working with the nobles but I want them to be a separate force with their own goals and ambitions. Maybe after the shit show that was the bastard prince, an inquisition type force was created that would investigate various nobles accused of foul sorcery or going against the old codes.

That works

The star Knights were specifically made to keep a close eye on the newly made nobles that were formed from the traitors and survivors of the Prince's former army, act as a subtle stick in the background as well as spy and report on them, but over time grew into their own major power that can directly challenge even the old nobility at times.

Any extra powers from star metal or just armor and weapons?

I kind of like the idea that they aren't physically as strong as the werewolves since they can't have the wolf powers and wear the armour at the same time, so they try to make up for that physical difference with traps like that flashbangs idea I mentioned, potions, speciality crossbows you precock and they have some absurd draw power. Stuff like that, make them a more crafty threat rather than a physical one.

Potions? Exiliers?

Exiliers? And as for potions I was kind of leaning towards a water down version of Witcher. Stuff like moving with a hundred percent of your body's strength and ignoring any pain but at the cost of tearing your body up if you're not careful and needing extensive down time afterwards. maybe made from a diluted version of werewolf blood.

Exliers is from Witcher and keeps the void armor group tied to weres. I like. What you think of the mother of the protag raising her son for her own agenda? She wants him to be The were warlord

Would need to figure out the timeline first. How long ago the Bastard Prince was alive, and how long for the new nobility to settle in and form its own faction. But the scheming mom trope is always a fun one.