BobaTeaFox's Wishlist

This is BobaTeaFox'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!

Item
	Mutie on Demand: Piebald Dip This applicator will apply the Piebald: Dip pattern to your chosen wolf. This is a secondary mutation that has a small chance of naturally passing. Note:
	Mutie on Demand: Piebald Uneven This applicator will apply the Piebald: Uneven pattern to your chosen wolf. This is a secondary mutation that has a small chance of naturally passing. Note:
	Nose Applicator [Anteros] Use this on your chosen wolf to change their nose colour to Anteros. Note:
	Nose Applicator [Duorum] Use this on your chosen wolf to change their nose colour to Duorum. Note:
	Nose Applicator [Leto] Use this on your chosen wolf to change their nose colour to Leto. Note:
	Pose Variant [Motherly] Use this to apply a pose to a default adult wolf of your choice. It cannot have a primary mutation - secondary mutations are OK! The pose will not pass onto offspring. It uses nested artwork, but does not provide a nest. Note:
	Pose Variant [Relaxed] Use this to apply a pose to a default adult wolf of your choice. It cannot have a primary mutation - secondary mutations are OK! The pose will not pass onto offspring. Note:
	Pose Variant [Sentinel] Use this to apply a pose to a default adult wolf of your choice. It cannot have a primary mutation - secondary mutations are OK! The pose will not pass onto offspring. Note:
	Recipe: Base Applicator [Fox] Learn the recipe to be able to craft the Base Applicator [Fox]! Note:
	Skin Applicator [Chill] Use this on your chosen wolf to change their skin colour to Chill. Note:
	Skin Applicator [Fungus] Use this on your chosen wolf to change their skin colour to Fungus. Note:
	Skin Applicator [Sacer] Use this on your chosen wolf to change their skin colour to Sacer. Note:
	Smouldering Effigy Something about this effigy is calling to you... Note:
	Wolf Meat Female wolves that consume Wolf Meat before their next breeding have a higher chance that a puppy in their litter will develop a random spontaneous mutation. Note: