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Iron was well known as a fey weapon waaay back, and Silver poisoning was a weapon against werewolves almost from the start.

Major series have been written by authors for along time that have expanded the lore though. Anne rice everyone knows about, and that included vampires feeding off each other, a more in depth description on how they started, and how they gain power over time etc.

Laurrel K Hamilton had a great series before she decided to become a porn godess, which also expanded some on both vampires and werewolves, and was kinda incorporated in many authors works after that.

Patricia Brigs did a few werewolf series as well, focusing and expanding and tons of other authors (tons of urban fantasy authors basically) covered all types (fey, vampires, werewolves etc etc). Even my favorite author Jim Butcher added to the lore and different types of Vampires etc. There are so many types at this point, and it's often considered common knowledge for so many books/series, that it's almost impossible to read fiction at all and not get some info on them.

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