> Nick - the origin of the term Wolf's Head is the fact that outlaws had a
> bounty on their head, as did every wolf
This could be, but in the novel "Rhinegold," the term "warg" is used for both wolf and outlaw. (As I recall the author, Stefan Grundy, is a PhD candidate in Old Germanic, so if he says it's the same word, I believe it.)
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