Tala

In the heart of the dense, ancient forest, where tall pine trees stood like guardians of nature's secrets, lived Tala, a lone wolf with a heart as vast as the wilderness itself. Tala was no ordinary wolf; she was known far and wide for her compassionate nature and an unyielding desire to bring comfort to those who had lost their way. While most wolves thrived in packs, Tala found joy in helping those who were lost or displaced to find their way and form new bonds.

Tala had established her sanctuary deep within the heart of the forest— a haven of peace surrounded by tall trees and babbling streams. She had discovered it during her own wanderings as a young wolf, and it became a place of solace for her. In time, Tala decided to open her sanctuary to other wolves who, for one reason or another, found themselves without a pack.

One by one, wolves in need stumbled upon Tala's sanctuary. Some were wounded, physically and emotionally, bearing the scars of their past. Others were simply lost, seeking a sense of belonging in the vastness of the wild. Tala welcomed each one of them with open paws.

Tala's days were filled with acts of kindness and guidance. She taught the art of survival, shared the knowledge of hunting, and showed the importance of cooperation. Her wisdom flowed like a river, nurturing the spirits of those who had lost hope. The once-lonely wolves soon formed a tight-knit community under her watchful gaze.

Tala not only shelters these lone wolves but also facilitates the formation of new packs within her sanctuary. Through careful observation and matchmaking based on compatible personalities and strengths, she encourages the wolves to form bonds and alliances.



The name Tala has roots in Persian, Arabic, Filipino, Polynesian, and Native American cultures. In Native American (Iroqouis or Lakota), Tala means "wolf", "stalking wolf" or "alpha she wolf" and the Navajo meaning is "wolf princess". In Samoan, Tala means "story" or "to tell a tale". In Filipina mythology, Tala is the goddess of the evening and morning stars and the name means "bright star". In Persian, Tala means "gold; turmeric; star; story; noble," while in Arabic, it means "heavenly palm tree" or "small palm tree with sweet, delicious dates." In Tamazight, a Berber dialect, it means "fountain". According to some sources, Tala is also a variant of the Germanic name Adelheid, where 'Adal' means "noble," and "heit" means "sort,' 'kind,' or 'type'. Today, it is pronounced Tale.

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2: +2 agility, +1 wisdom, +1 strength. New total: 212 (previously 208)
3: +3 speed, +2 wisdom, +1 strength. 220 (214)
4: +4 agility, +2 strength, +1 speed, +1 wisdom. 228 (220)
5: +4 strength, +3 wisdom, +1 speed, +1 agility, +1 smarts. 240 (230)
6: +4 strength, +4 agility, +2 wisdom, +1 smarts, +1 speed. 253 (241)
7: +6 strength, +4 wisdom, +2 agility, +1 smarts, +1 speed. 271 (257)
8: +7 strength, +5 agility, +2 wisdom, +1 speed, +1 smarts. 291 (275)
9: +8 strength, +6 wisdom, +2 speed, +1 agility, +1 smarts. 309 (291)
10: +7 strength, +7 agility, +2 speed, +2 smarts, +2 wisdom. 332 (312)
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11: +8 strength, +7 agility, +3 speed, +2 wisdom, +2 smarts. 361 (339)
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12: +9 strength, +8 wisdom, +3 smarts, +2 speed, +2 agility. 392 (368)
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13: +10 strength, +9 smarts, +3 speed, +2 agility, +2 wisdom. 426 (400)
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14: +11 strength, +9 wisdom, +3 agility, +2 smarts, +3 speed. 463 (435)
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15: +11 strength, +10 agility, +3 speed, +3 wisdom, +3 smarts. 499 (469)
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16: +11 strength, +11 speed, +4 wisdom, +3 smarts, +3 agility. 537 (505)
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17: +13 agility, +11 smarts, +4 strength, +3 wisdom, +3 speed. 576 (542)
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18: +14 wisdom, +12 speed, +4 strength, +3 smarts, +3 agility. 620 (584)
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19: +15 agility, +13 speed, +4 strength, +3 wisdom, +3 smarts. 664 (626)
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20: +14 strength, +14 smarts, +4 wisdom, +4 agility, +4 speed. 708 (668)