Ignis Cor

The Ignis Cor pack believes that they were created with a special connection to fire, which represents their passion, strength, and courage. They believe that fire runs through their veins and that it grants them the power to overcome any challenge. As such, fire holds a sacred place in their beliefs and is often used in their rituals.

The pack believes that Ignis, their goddess, watches over them and protects them from harm. They offer prayers and sacrifices to her in gratitude for her guidance and protection. They also believe that each wolf in the pack has a spirit guardian, represented by a specific flame or color painted onto their fur, which protects them in times of need.

In times of conflict with other packs or predators, the Ignis Cor pack will call upon their connection to fire to bolster their courage and strength. They believe that their fire can be used both as a weapon and a shield, and they are not afraid to use it to defend what is theirs.


The Ignis Cor pack is a matriarchal wolf pack that does not follow the traditional alpha structure. Rather than relying on strength and dominance to maintain order, the pack places a strong emphasis on community and cooperation. The pack's creation myth involves a powerful wolf goddess who was the first matriarch, and the pack values the strengths of female wolves as leaders. Young female wolves are especially valued in the pack, and the matriarch serves as a mentor to these future leaders. The pack has a tradition of gathering around a central fire or hearth, with the matriarch taking a seat at the center of the group. The pack has a more egalitarian approach to gender roles than other packs, and there is less focus on aggression and displays of dominance. Instead, the pack values each wolf's unique skills and qualities and works cooperatively to maintain the pack's safety and wellbeing.