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Welcome to my Pack!

Hi! I'm Bluoob :) My page is still a heavy work in progress, and I plan to overhaul everything and design the layout to my liking; however that will have to wait as I am very busy and only have little time to take care of my wolves and send them off to their work.
I havent played Wolvden for very long, and there were times where I had to take long break periods since I was on a time crunch, and had to prioritize other, more important things. Now that I have returned, I wanted to make my gameplay a little different! I have always bought a lot of wolves from people, used other peoples studs, and it all just felt a little "easy" to get what I want. Instead of doing this, I decided I would switch to "Hard Mode" to make my gameplay more challenging and interesting (for me, atleast).

What is this "Hard Mode"? Is what you may ask.
"Hard mode" is a self imposed limitation that will determine what steps I take next while I play wolvden! I will have multiple different rules that I set for myself, which will prevent me from doing the common things many people do.
These self imposed set of rules are..
- I may not purchase any wolves from the market.
- I may not receive wolves from any raffles.
- I may not breed my wolves to other players studs.
- I may not keep any adopted puppies from the enclave.
I can, however, sell or stud my wolves to other players.

[ In conclusion, I may only keep wolves that I either bred myself through my wolves, or have found in exploration whether they are chased or not. I may only adopt puppies from the enclave for the purpose of raising and chasing them. ]

[ My limitations are only aimed towards wolves. I may purchase items or enter raffles for items of any kind.]

[ In addition to these limitations above, wolves that are chosen to lead must be the heir of the previous lead wolf. This is to make sure I have my first ever wolf in the lineage.]
- [Note] The mate of my lead wolf, to create an heir, must have had no previous offspring and will remain paired with my lead wolf for life. After the death of the lead or the mate, neither may take on a new mate or breed with other wolves.