Moon Wayfinders

They howl at Midnight, Mist difting from the singing jaws, Starlight hitting the snow

In the heart of the enchanted forest, there existed a pack of wolves known as the Moon Wayfinders. With shimmering silver fur that reflected the light of the full moon, they were said to possess magical powers beyond imagination. Led by their wise and brave alpha, Luna, the Moon Wayfinders roamed the forest with a sense of purpose and determination.

The lore of the Moon Wayfinders pack was passed down through generations, whispered by the wind and carried by the songs of the night. It was said that they were blessed by the spirit of the moon itself, granting them the ability to navigate through the darkness with ease and precision. They were also known for their incredible tracking skills, able to find their way through even the thickest of forests without faltering.

But perhaps the most astonishing aspect of the Moon Wayfinders was their connection to the stars. It was believed that they could speak to the celestial beings above, asking for guidance and receiving their blessings in return. Legend had it that on the night of a rare celestial alignment, the Moon Wayfinders would gather under the open sky, their voices raised in a hauntingly beautiful chorus that could be heard throughout the forest.

Pack Ways & Rules

Each wolf in this pack plays a part, males and females alike hunt, scout, and forage. No gender parties are excluded. Each wolf is allowed to mate with whoever they want. Every wolf has a story, whether that story includes their mates or their kin.

• Only Teir 3's can be Hunters, Scouts, Herbalist, and Leader


• Any pretty wolves Teir 2 & 1 are to become pupsitters


• Wolves may only breed when they reach age 5


• Studs may be used but they must be the same gen as wolf being bred

"For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack"

Put a MINOR header HERE

/ˈpæsɪdʒ/ Passage describes the act of passing or traveling from one place to the next. People often use the word passage to specifically refer to a journey by ship, as in, "The passage to America was long and hard." A section of written work or music can also be called a passage.

• Gibber


• Gabber


• Gabber


• Gibber

"ANOTHER quote "