MoonTheWerwolf's Wishlist

This is MoonTheWerwolf'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
	Skull of an ancient wolf Death but never lost.... death but never forgott... Note:
	Smoky Quartz Necklace A necklace made with chunks of Cairngorm, a variety of Smoky Quartz. Note:
	Snake Skull A snake skull! It probably looks quite grim to others of its species. Give this to the Questing Snake to reset your quests. Note:
	Soaring Condor Lonesome condor is soaring in the sky, observing you from above. Note:
	Steller's Jay A common, crested Jay from North and Central America. It dwells in forests and mountains. Note:
	Super Flower Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse This was a very long total lunar eclipse that occurred in May 2022. It was visible mostly from South America, though partially from North America as well. Note:
	Tapir Carcass A great source of nutritious meat. The snout is the tastiest part! Note:
	The Sídhe: Barghest This mythical ghost-dog is from English folklore and is an omen of death. Note:
	The Sídhe: Gwyllgi An apparition of a black dog from Welsh folklore. This hound is an omen of a horrible death. Note:
	Three Howling Wolves Fits your girthy frame, has wolves on it. Note:
	Timberline of Denali Eventually, once you've gone far enough north, the ground becomes too frozen for saplings to grow. The timberline marks the beginning of the tundra. Note:
	Tobacco Coyote Tobacco grows in Deserts, Prairie and Mountains. Burning it will create smoke which many unwanted critters will hate. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Total Shuffle This item will wipe all existing markings from your chosen wolf, then fill all slots with randomised markings. It's like using multiple Random Marking Applicators at once! Note:
	Toy Bundle A bundle of toys! This package will grant you two to three random amusement items. Note:
	Transvolcanic Jay A large Jay from Mexico. It dwells in montane forests. Note: