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A Quiet World's Wishlist

This is A Quiet World'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!

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Item
Deity’s Damascus Wings (Bottom)
Wings as long and unbreakable as the will and steel of gods. (Recolor of Deity's Blackened Wings)
Note: Amazing!
Deity’s Damascus Wings (Top)
Wings as long and unbreakable as the will and steel of gods. (Recolor of Deity's Blackened Wings)
Note: Amazing!
Elk Heart
Use this on your chosen female wolf to force her into heat immediately. This item will not work on wolves that are on breeding cooldowns.
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Expression: Pfflrp
Sometimes you just gotta go pfflrp!
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Heather Crown
A flower crown woven from heather.
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Heather Fields
Heath is a protected shrubland habitat of Great Britain.
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Lunar Stag Antlers
A large, stunning rack from a lunar stag for you to wear! [November Only]
Note: I would like more..
Medicine: Cure-For-All
This miracle cure will instantly heal any disease for your chosen wolf!
Note: Very useful!
Merry Winter Town
A picturesque winter scene with a festive flair for your wolves to get in the spirit of the holidays!
Note: Christmas!!!
Pose Variant [Relaxed]
Use this to apply a pose to a default adult wolf of your choice. It cannot have a primary mutation - secondary mutations are OK! The pose will not pass onto offspring.
Note: Would love this for studs!
Rabbit Foot Den
Rabbit feet are being dried here for future use.
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Romantic Walks
What a great place for long, romantic walks in the sunset.
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Sex Changer
Use this on your chosen wolf to change their sex. It can only be used if your chosen wolf has not been bred, is not a breeding male, or is not a lead wolf.
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Translucent Jellyfish
This item will turn your wolf invisible, leaving only the background and decors on the scene.
Note: Not really but could get into good use.
Wolf Meat
Female wolves that consume Wolf Meat before their next breeding have a higher chance that a puppy in their litter will develop a random spontaneous mutation.
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