trahana🌈's Wishlist

This is trahana🌈's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

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	Silvery-Throated Jay A small Jay from Central America. It dwells in cloud forests. Note:
	Spiral Bracelet [Silver] An intricate, swirly bracelet, similar to the ones created by Celts in the Bronze Age. Note:
	Steller's Jay A common, crested Jay from North and Central America. It dwells in forests and mountains. Note:
	The Sídhe: Barghest This mythical ghost-dog is from English folklore and is an omen of death. Note:
	The Sídhe: Cat-sìth A spectral cat from the Scottish Highlands. It's as large as a dog and could steal a passed one's spirit. Note:
	The Sídhe: Cù-sìth Massive hound living among rocky highlands. Its third bark would terrify those who heard it to death. Note:
	The Sídhe: Gwyllgi An apparition of a black dog from Welsh folklore. This hound is an omen of a horrible death. Note:
	Tiny companion A tiny strange creature has stumbled upon you in your adventures, you're unsure what it is, it has fur, a tail, and ears like a wolf or a coyotes, but it doesn't smell familiar and it acts funny, but it seems to like you and poses no threat. Note:
	Total Shuffle This item will wipe all existing markings from your chosen wolf, then fill all slots with randomised markings. It's like using multiple Random Marking Applicators at once! Note:
	Transvolcanic Jay A large Jay from Mexico. It dwells in montane forests. Note:
	Tufted Jay A bi-coloured crested Jay from Mexico. It dwells in moist montane forests. Note:
	Unicolored Jay A large Jay from Central America. It dwells in woodlands. Note:
	White Rose Crown A beautiful rose crown, made with care and attention to detail. The intense colours make you wonder if the flowers are real. Note:
	White-Throated Magpie-Jay A large and flashy Jay from Central America. It dwells in many habitats. Note:
	Woodhouse's Scrub Jay An intelligent Jay from western North America. It dwells in scrublands and various forests. Note: