Wolves Of Wynter
Merry Christmas!!!
Have a fantastic Christmas and thank you for all the amazing gifts!
Have a fantastic Christmas and thank you for all the amazing gifts!
Updates!
Renammed all caves, will organize wolves accordingly soon!
Added boxes
Changed CSS back (Fire CSS is on Profile Page)
Renammed all caves, will organize wolves accordingly soon!
Added boxes
Changed CSS back (Fire CSS is on Profile Page)
Raise N Chase!
Count: 24!
Count: 24!
Welcome To Wynter!
Will add eventually
Will add eventually
Some wolves may have "Awards" noted in their bios. These listings note that these wolves were chosen to be themed after an event. The most recent event-themed wolf will be the featured wolf.
Previous Alphas:
Grond
Alpha Lineage:
Grond: Bruadar
Nesick (Current): Holly
Fleas: Before messaging me about my pack being sick, PLEASE read this first!
I have a huge pack, and it's often difficult enough to keep them in tact. Fleas is an ailment that causes no harm and doesn't risk any wolves, plus, it prevents them from catching more harmful diseases. This is my strategy to making the game easier and enjoyable, which is why all of my wolves have it.
Pups:
Due to my pack being big, I had to figure out a method in dealing with it. One of them is to occasionally allow a wolf to become pregnant, usually to complete a mission, and pick one wolf from the results. If all wolves are T1, then there is a 0% chance I will keep any of them as this pack is supposed to be going towards T2, and soon maybe T3, and up.
If you happen to stumble upon my pack when there are pups, then you can choose one that is either named the tier they are or "RNC", in which you can message me an ask about. I will give you your selected pup as soon as they wean and I am able to if it's available by then. I will probably end up chasing the pup away about a few hours after it's born.
I will most likely chase T1s sooner that T2s and up.
Disabled and ailed people are valid!
I am disabled myself. Keep in mind that pride isn't the "I'm glad I'm disabled" marker, but is instead of not only acceptance but encouragement that our disabilities do not define us or everything we can do. People all over the world have to deal with ablism and unfortunately, this isn't talked about as much as it should be.
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