Dovemist4582's Wishlist

This is Dovemist4582's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

Item
	""Queen’s Robes"" (Dark Blue) Treat your wolves like the royals they are. Might do other colors soon. Note:
	"Adira's Blessing" Runes + Stars These mysterious markings will age with your wolf! (Adira is a goddess from my DND campaign lol) Note:
	"Adular Flame" Lumen Glow & Eyes This decor will turn your wolf into a guest from another world! Note:
	"Amethyst" royal gown Made by the hands of crafty wolves Note:
	"Companion" African Wild Dog You're not sure what exactly it is, but it seems to have fallen in love with your wolf. Note:
	"Companion" Border Collie The border collie gazes kindly at your wolf. [Commission for #73380] Note:
	"Companion" Snow Leopard What a divine protector from the harsh weather! Note:
	"Companion" Tyrannosaurus Rex Well, that's one wolf no one will fuck with. Note:
	Alaina's Tempest Swirling golden yellow tattoos hint at power within. Note:
	Chaparral Creosote bush, also known as Chaparral, can be found in desert shrublands. The properties of this plant are ideal for fighting snakebites. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Charged Eyeball A very non-squishy eyeball emitting a quiet fizzing noise. It makes your fur stand on end! Note:
	Cnitharian Wolf Pups Some adorable Cnitharian-type wolf pups. Their jellyfish-like tendrils glow in excitement when they play. Note:
	Guaiacum Guaiacum can be found in swamps and rainforests. It will help to fight off harsh diseases. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Kava Kava can be found in the tropics. It is useful for restoring energy to a sick and absent-minded wolf. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Redwood Sorrel Redwood sorrel can be found in a few biomes along the coast in the shade of Redwood trees. It can help with skin diseases and restoring acidic balance to the body. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note: