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Abyssal Egg's Wishlist

This is Abyssal Egg'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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Anniversary! Festive Neck Hollies
A wonderful festive wreath made out of winter plants to decorate your wolf's neck with.
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Anniversary! Festive Tail Mistletoe
A wonderful festive tail wrap to accentuate your wolf's rump.
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Anniversary! Festive Tail Wrap
A wonderful festive crown to decorate your wolf's tail.
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Anniversary! Festive Tala
Tala is celebrating welcoming all the new fantastic pack leaders to Wolvden!
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Anniversary! Festive Wreath
A wonderful festive crown to decorate your wolf's neck and chest.
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Arctic Cottongrass [Snowy]
This beautiful boreal plant grows in clumps even in the most cold climates of the Earth. Seasonal decor - Winter only.
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Bean Plant
This climbing plant smells really good. It reaches out its little green fingers to grab onto stuff and climb even higher!
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Beaver Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse
This was a dark, red total lunar eclipse that occurred in November 2022. It was visible from North and Central America, Asia, Oceania, Australia, and New Zealand.
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Black Shuck
This ghostly black dog is usually roaming the British Isles...
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Blue Grass Overgrowth
Temperate flora grows vigorously under the influence of lunar essence.
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Cape of the Winter Swan
This soft arctic fox pelt is adorned with a set of preserved swan's wings.
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Corrupted Flame Accents
These flames have a sinister feel to them as they lick at your pelt menacingly.
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Eternal Slumber
You can admire this Elk's eternal slumber. Perhaps even make a den around the very magnificent bones...
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Himalayan Wolf
Built for high elevations with their thick pelt and low oxygen tolerance, these wolves could teach you a thing or two about harsh conditions!
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Solar Eclipse Gliding Fish School
A school of lunar fish quickly slithers in the air as if it was water.
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