A Liodeners Guide To Wolvden

Lead Wolf Differences:

• HP does not regen after a battle, you need to use healing salves


• Leads live until 8 years, each RO is half a month.


• For hunger, 100% is full and 0% is empty (same as Mood)


• Leveling up does not give you 100% energy but fills up your HP to max instead


• Scouts unlock explore areas instead of it being locked by lead level


• Lucky foot is not an automatic fight winner, it just increases your chances.


• There is NO keeping the looks of your current lead when they retire


• Heirs keep their levels when made lead


• You lead wolf energy replenishes 10% every 7.5 minutes; your pack members 5% every 7.5 minutes


• NBWs are not found in heat ever. At lead level 10 you can find chased wolves and at lead level 15 you can find special NBWs (like glass eyes)


• At lead level 10 you can get trophies from fighting anything level 5+


• There is no karma system at the moment, but admins/devs have said its in the works

General Differences:

• Wolves last heat is at 7y2m, death rolls start at 7y6m


• pups chased at birth/while nursing will not lower the mothers mood


• Every food item use fills 10%. Depending on how hungry you wolf is it might feed it the entire carcass. Pups are filled by 20% per use


• Rotting food (one day left) can lead to illnesses and is not completely safe to eat. It can be salvaged for amusement items


• The raccoon only has limited amounts of SC each day, so you can only sell so many items.


• You cannot fight for territory and have to pay for it in SC


• Hunting success is determined more by stats, proficiency, and synergy of the party


• Depending on the amount of territory you have, you can send out multiple hunting parties


• Hunts are counted when they are finished. If you start one before RO but finish after it will count as your first hunt of that day


• Stats play a role when it comes to choosing hunting roles and which biomes you can scout


• Personalities affect how your hunting party functions, but not much else at the moment.


• There is no free amusement option to raise the mood of your wolves


• You need to find and learn a new recipe before you can craft it


• You can only have one account


• Pups cannot be aged to adols, but adols can be aged to 11.5 m - 1 RO to adulthood.


• Pupsitters only have a certain amount of survival they can give each pup under their care. this amount is divided by each pup in the pupsitters care and increases with proficiency in the role. Having all your puppies under the care of one sitter may be a bad idea!


• Wolves can become sick in a variety of ways. I suggest reading the grouse house guide on the topic.


• there is no giving tree or branch sales. GC is sold in the trading center.

Breeding Differences:

• Pregnancies last for 4 ROs and the mother loses 30% hunger each RO, not the usual 20%


• Nursing pups get a 7% survival boost at RO when the mother's mood and hunger are at 100%. Once weaned, pups gain survival if they are fed and played with to 100%. There is a 8% or 15% survival penalty each RO this is not done. (depending on if you miss both feeding and play or just one)


• Nested wolves cannot hunt or scout or perform herbalist activities BUT they can still pupsit


• You can create pairbonds that allow non-breeding males in your pack to breed with the female in the bond. you can also create same sex pairbonds. The pairbonding feature is locked behind 30 rollovers

Breeding items:

• White Sage: Guarantees minimum 6 pups in the next litter [Slots]


• Blue Sage: Guarantees minimum 5 pups in the next litter [Slots]


• Black Sage: Guarantees minimum 4 pups in the next litter [Slots]


• Great Tit: All pups born will be female (only can be fed to breeding male, not pairbond) [Slots]


• Red Cock: All pups born will be male (only can be fed to breeding male, not pairbond) [Slots]


• Temporary fertility change items can be found at the fertility snake.

Breeding Genetics:

Clean/Dirty breeding:

Mutations:

Events