New Member looking for an experienced member to teach me!

Hello! I am Ty, (he/they). I'd love to teach you the basics. What exactly do you need more guidance on? The first thing I think you should prioritize is finishing all of the snake quests, crossroads > questing > scroll down for unique quests
After those are finished, I recommend you level up your lead wolf through crossroads > explore, fighting animals during the exploration. Fights can occur just from exploring, and you can most of the time accept or decline.

Another thing I recommend would be befriending wolves through explore as well, you can access this in much the similar way.

With the wolves, I recommend immediately trying to get a hunting party with 4 or 5 wolves, and a decent herbalist.

During fighting, if you have any, Lucky Feet can be used to increase your roll which makes you deal more damage to what you are attacking

Healing salves (i recommend not using them so early on) can be accessed through the hoard (button at top of screen), or in explore as a bunch of potion icons, which you click

You don't want to move biomes, as the starter ones are, well, starter friendly.

Hi! Thankyou for taking the time to help me. I did finish all the intro quests and so now im just sort of confused on what else to do.

 I currently have filled all my spaces with wolves I befriended and am currently leveling up my main through fighting. Shes level 5 now. I think one of my main questions is about breeding because it seems to be a big mechanic of this game. I see a lot of people in chat selling wolves or breeding them and Im not particularly sure what makes a wolf valuable. Are they just basing it on aesthetics? I have a few puppies but im not sure if theyre any good or not. 

Also, is there any other items I should be holding onto?  As of right now Ive collected a ton of stuff from explore like feathers, acorns and other things but Im not sure if I should be saving them for anything.

Hello, breeding prices at a few things, looks, stats, and rarity.

Looks is important, more markings = more expensive. Sometimes, wolves that look like domestic dogs such as huskies or german shepherds sell for a lot. Sometimes people abbreviate markings as M. Example: 8M

Stats as well, any pup below 200 stats or adult, you want to chase as they are just a waste of materials unless you really really love them. People primarily buy wolves between 200 to 400 stats, above that and its usually hella expensive.

Rarity is also a big feature. Tier 2 bases sell for a lot. You can check for tier 2 bases by selecting your wolf and scrolling down to the Base Genetics part. It will have a roman numeral saying whether its a tier 1 or tier 2. Example of a tier 2 base:

Rare or looked for markings include: Merle, Merle patches, inuit, tamaskan, husky, smoke, etc

One more thing is I'd advise you to create a quarantine cave for ill wolves. You can learn more about illnesses here

Also, sorry for my late reply, Wolvden kept logging me out and I lost all of my progress typing

Thank-you so much, that helped a lot. I feel like a lot makes more sense to me now. I will definitely start looking at making a quarantine cave soon too! And no worries about the late reply, I usually take a while to reply anyways! ^^

No problem! Anything else you need help with?

Alright :) If ya need help pricing anything or advise, send a message here