put it on ashmouth hound to get him out of easy reach and much more threatening. or on invisible stalker for 3 damage a turn. or put it on an opponent's utility creature if you have a bigger one, or many more things i didn't notice at the pre-release (i am sure there are plenty). the possibilities are nearly endless. having 
for a mana cost also lets it easily be used in conjunction with another spell to transform werewolves back. the two damage will add up if your opponent keeps taking it, and you often put it on a creature you want to attack anyway, so the drawback is minimal. definitely not bad in limited.
Posted By:
jsttu
(9/24/2011 9:24:21 PM)
Great aura, almost as good as Spectral Flight, they really seem to want to push auras to the edge without recursion. I really hope we get some creature that recurs Aura's or something to get around card dis-advantage in the next set. That could really bust these out of limited and into the world of play.
Posted By:
SeiberTross
(9/27/2011 2:00:22 PM)
I really love how the flavor text basically just says that this guy is flipping out because he thinks he's a werewolf, but he's not.
"I'M TURNING INTO A WEREWOLF!"
"No you're not Steve calm down!"
Posted By:
JoshuaFH
(12/30/2011 12:46:27 AM)
I keep pronouncing Furor as Führer.
Führer of the bitten would be an awesome name for a werewolf legend.
Posted By:
Tommy9898
(9/22/2011 9:18:02 PM)
Putting it on Bloodcrazed Neonate should make her explode.
Posted By:
TrueKitsonga
(9/26/2011 11:28:41 AM)
Seems pretty good. It's a Shock if the creature even connects once, which shouldn't be too hard.
Posted By:
Gabriel422
(9/23/2011 12:09:49 AM)
Not too bad.
During pre-release this helped me a bit.
Either boost your one-drop in turn two or for instance as I did, slap it on the flying 1/1 spirit from Doomed Traveler to punish them for killing it early on. Preferably in turn two.
Posted By:
Elvoran
(9/24/2011 11:59:52 AM)
Compare with Uncontrollable Anger. I don't often like throwing the term "strictly better" around but in this case I will. Having flash on this would rarely be very useful, and when it would be I wouldn't want to keep four mana open for such a mediocre effect.
Posted By:
nemokara
(11/15/2011 3:03:46 PM)
I got on here to sing my praises for this card but it seems everyone else already has lol. Sure it sets you up for the dreaded "2-for-1" but if you get it early enough on a card like Stromkirk Noble, Tormented Soul, Vampire Lacerator, Invisible Stalker, Bloodcrazed Neonate, Strangleroot Geist, flipped Delver of Secrets, or other similar creatures you will have gotten so much mileage out of it the "2-for-1" won't matter.
Some of the cards I listed are unblockable and make for an incredible clock if they aren't dealt with quickly. Others beg for chump blocks and worse case scenario you get through for 3 or 4 on turn 2 and trade creatures on turn 3, either way you're ahead. Late game this may not be so desirable if you aren't running any sort of evasion or if your opponent has something with deathtouch on the field but that still may not even ... (see all)
Posted By:
alphagprime
(8/24/2012 12:02:13 PM)
Let's assume your opponent hasn't blocked:
Turn 1: Stormkirk Noble = 1/1
Turn 2: 2xFuror of the Bitten = 5/5, Opponent at 15, +1/1 = 6/6;
Turn 3: Rakish Heir 6/6, Opponent at 9, +2/2 = 8/8;
OR
Turn 3: Furor of Bitten+Curse of Stalked Prey, 8/8 +2/2 = Opponents health at 7 = your wee Stormkirk Noble is now 10/10 at the end of turn 3. , and on turn 4 you've got it baby.
If you're really lucky and you manage a Stormkirk Noble + 4 of Furor + 2 Mountain in your draw hand? Boom. Turn 3 cleanup your opponent's at 5 HP and you have an 11/11 Stormkirk Noble.
Do not underestimate this gem. Innistrad vampires mean business.
Posted By:
monstersexist
(1/3/2012 10:27:04 AM)