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Mars (Semi-Active)'s Wishlist

This is Mars (Semi-Active)'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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Tall Grass [Flowers]
Tall grass. Watch out for ticks! Seasonal decor - Summer only.
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Tall Grass [Frosted]
Tall grass. Watch out for ticks! Seasonal decor - Winter only.
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Tall Grass [Green]
Tall grass. Watch out for ticks! Seasonal decor - Spring only.
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Tornado Winds
The wind is getting stronger! Hide and wait it out... maybe it won't come this way!
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Toy Bundle
A bundle of toys! This package will grant you two to three random amusement items.
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Unfolded Markings Applicator [Losna]
Use this on your chosen wolf in order to apply a Losna marking of your choice in any available slot with your chosen opacity percentage.
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Unfolded Markings Applicator [Luna]
Use this on your chosen wolf in order to apply a Luna marking of your choice in any available slot with your chosen opacity percentage.
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Unfolded Markings Applicator [Moonlight]
Use this on your chosen wolf in order to apply a Moonlight marking of your choice in any available slot with your chosen opacity percentage.
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Unfolded Markings Applicator [Selene]
Use this on your chosen wolf in order to apply a Selene marking of your choice in any available slot with your chosen opacity percentage.
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Vine Growth Den
An overgrown den. The chance to be noticed inside is low, but sometimes some annoying insects crawl inside.
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Waterfolk Den
Watch out around these waters. A mysterious being might be watching you.
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Western Poison Oak
Also known as Pacific Poison Oak, this shrub can cause allergies in humans; however, many animals enjoy feeding on the leaves.
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White Pine [Frosted]
These massive conifers can turn yellow in autumn. Seasonal decor - Winter only.
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Windswept Cherry Blossoms
Yeah, definitely spreading.
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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.
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