Two Favourites and 1 Suggestion

Hi devs!

I really love wolvden and I wanted to provide feedback to where it's at right now.

I have 2 things that are working great for me, and an idea to improve a certain feature! Let's start with me favourite features:

1:

Pack Size! I've found the pack size manageable, the cost of adding territory fair and I really like the cave system. I think the footnotes/names work very well. 

2:

Herbs/medicine system. I like finding herbs specific to different biomes and I like being able to sell the medicine on the market. I like the time it takes to craft, and the time it takes to send the herbalist to search for herbs. I like the amount of SC I get from the racoon.

Suggestion:

I have an idea of what to add to wolvden.

My idea is to allow players to have multiple herbalists but with different roles. 1 herbalist (the main herbalist) is the researcher/crafter. The main herbalist also searches for herbs in your home biome. You may 1 additional herbalist per each biome you discover, these additional herbalists cannot craft and take an additional hour to explore.

Little to no balancing would be needed because I realized that the cost of having additional wolves in your pack balances having them. In addition, I've found that the amount of wolves you need to fill all the roles you can have isn't a lot.

Let me explain:

You need up to 5 hunters. I rarely use up all my wolves hunts and the causal player certainly would not. Then you need 2 scouts, 1 herbalist and no more than 4 pupsitters. If you have too many wolves, your hunters can't support them and you have to chase/sell them. I don't mind this, it's a way of natural population control. But I do wish I wouldn't have to sell all my puppies in batches. 

So, what if the additional herbalists could be puppies/adolescents in addition to adults? I think this would solve having to get rid of so many puppies, not having enough roles to fill and support players to keep the wolves that they like, without those wolves taking up valuable resources.

Thank you for considering my suggest! I'm sorry that it's a little rambling and long.