So far, all transforming werewolves have humans as their base race, which makes sense since Innistrad is very human focused. (Assuming that Eldrazi werewolves were human originally.)If/when for werewolves based on other humanoid races (elf, dwarf, etc)?

Probably when.

Ignoring the logistics of tracking day/night for the rest of the game, which transformation mechanic for werewolves was more liked, the original one or the day/night one? What if you do account for the logistics?

The loudest voice from Werewolf players is they want all Werewolves working the same, which I am sympathetic with. With 20/20 hindsight, I wish we had stuck with building Werewolf states into the definition of day/night (aka Werewolves enter as Werewolves at night).

Will old werewolves ever get an errata to the day and night ability?

There are no current plans up for do. I tried very hard in Midnight Hunt to do this, but was unsuccessful.

Now that it's been around for a while, any further reflections on Daybound/Nightbound?

I wish we made Werewolf/Human transformation built in to it and made it stop progressing when no card on the battlefield cared about it.

Re: werewolves, having had a Tovolar EDH deck since he came out, I've always found their day/night mechanic more a hindrance for playing them than a reason to. WOE featured werefoxes both in flavor and art as well as cards that didn't flip, and AFR featured a non-flipping werewolf. I personally don't think their previous mechanical identity needs to prevent them from appearing elsewhere or branching out in how their cards work, especially when they clearly have a fandom going.

My gut is we’ll find a world where they make sense and we’ll probably make them single-faced. Once we do that, we can give them another mechanical focus which will help us making one-ofs.

"Werewolves are particularly tricky as we usually make them double-faced." Lots of double faced MOM cards, I think most of us were expecting a single standalone werewolf to show up

All the double-faced March of the Machine cards were Phyrexian-themed.

In my last post, a lot of people were confused about the intent of my post. I apologize for being redundant but here goes...If one builds a werewolf deck, they are forced to play with the same cards (that aren't very good) for three years. Meanwhile, vampires get cards in every set. Some are even legendary. 6 legendary in VOW, werewolves got zero btw.There have been multiple sets the past two years where wolves and werewolves exists on that plane. Dominaria. Eldraine. MOM. Yet, they get nothing. What is the point of making Midnight Hunt/Vow if the tribe would not be supported even by an extra card or two during standard rotation? (Especially after the blunders in dark ascension and eldritch moon, you would think treating them better would be a priority). Wicked Wolf, Nightpack ambusher, werewolf packleader...these cards exist...outside of innistrad. There is literally no excuse to not throw in a single card for this tribe every once in a while. So again, if someone builds a werewolf deck and receives no new cards that help them, what do you say to them playing the same weak cards for three years straight?

I understand when you are focused on a single theme that it’s frustrating because there are many potential opportunities for us to make cards. From our perspective though, there are a lot of themes in Standard. We try to hit upon as many as we can, but it’s just hard to hit them all. Werewolves are particularly tricky as we usually make them double-faced.

With omenpaths, could we see werewolfs stuck on werewolf form in planes other than innistrad?

It’s a possibility.

Has there ever been any discussion about making "were" its own type? Like "Creature - Were Wolf". A lot of werewolf cards benefit both wolves and werewolves already, and it would let you create more non wolf lycanthropes like werebears or werejaguars.

It was suggested during Innistrad design. Playtesting showed it confused a significant amount of players. One of the players said, “They were a wolf? What are they now.”

Hi mark, how're you doing? I get why MOM dont have any werewolves, but what about few effects like arlinn, voice of pack and nightpack ambusher (effects that care about werewolves, despite the set have none of them, just because they sinergize with wolves in general)?

March of the Machine referenced the entire multiverse (well, at least a lot of it). Almost anything we’d ever done could have fit, but we only had so much space.