Mistress's Wishlist

This is Mistress'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
	Anklet: Green beads A simple anklet with greenish beads Note:
	Anniversary! Festive Elbow Cones A wonderful festive elbow wrap to decorate your wolf's legs. Note:
	Anniversary! Festive Tail Mistletoe A wonderful festive tail wrap to accentuate your wolf's rump. Note:
	Anniversary! Festive Tail Wrap A wonderful festive crown to decorate your wolf's tail. Note:
	Anniversary! Festive Waterfall This place is covered with blooming flowers and seems amazing to provide fresh water for your pack. It is adorned with layered stone terraces to sit on and catch some shade, as well as refreshing mist. Note:
	Anniversary! Festive Winter Forest This place is covered with fresh snow and seems amazing to support a big pack of wolves. It is adorned with layered stone terraces to sit on. Note:
	Anniversary! Tala's Welcome This is the place where Tala welcomed all the new pack leaders to this world. Note:
	Arctic Tundra Where the creeks flow in the hard ground, where the grass is scarce, where the mountains grow instead of trees... it's hard for wolves to find good shelter here. Note:
	Arctic White A butterfly! Note:
	Arctic Woolly Bear Moth A moth! Its life cycle can last many years before it drops the fluffy caterpillar stage for some wings! Note:
	Aura's Legacy The very essence of my fursona. And the first wolf I ever uploaded to Wolvden. Her legacy will continue as long as I live. Each breath passing along the spirit of me. She is me. I am her. Note:
	Aura's Pendant A beautiful pendant hand carved by my first alpha, Aurora Sky Note:
	Autumn Crown Adorned with the antlers of a stag and the skull of a raccoon, this leafy crown commemorates the golden days of autumn. Note:
	Autumn Crown & Necklace Crunchy leaves, crisp chilled autumn air, bonfires, and apple cider.. The most wonderful time of the year :) Note:
	Autumn Fog When fall arrives, the forest becomes cold and damp, as nature begins to wrap up before the first snow. Note: