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Lycaoncomplex, just for the record, is not a misspelling of Lycan - rather, in a rather ironic, cyclical twist, Lycaon was a king of Greek legend who butchered and fed his sons to the gods; the gods were so angry and revolted with him that they transformed him into a ravenous wolf and left him to wander the countryside for the rest of his unnatural life. The term lycanthropy is taken from his name, and the term Lycan is taken from this.

Description
Lycaoncomplex, just for the record, is not a misspelling of Lycan - rather, in a rather ironic, cyclical twist, Lycaon was a king of Greek legend who butchered and fed his sons to the gods; the gods were so angry and revolted with him that they transformed him into a ravenous wolf and left him to wander the countryside for the rest of his unnatural life. The term lycanthropy is taken from his name, and the term Lycan is taken from this.