Rue's Wishlist

This is Rue'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
	"All about the fight" Back Leg Set Scars sure tell a story, wonder where he got these silver chains from? If he broke out somewhere? Note:
	"All about the fight" Head Set Those scars tell a story, the face saying fk off does too! Note:**
	"Companion" Coyote This fluffy coyote has taken a liking to your wolf! [Commission for #42538] Note:
	“A Familiar Face.. “ \| Companion: Nobaby Ever since you saw that strange baby wolf in your dreams, you haven’t been able to shake this gnawing feeling of being watched. You don’t know why you’re being so paranoid, it was just a dream.. right? Note:
	Anniversary! Festive Tala Tala is celebrating welcoming all the new fantastic pack leaders to Wolvden! Note:
	Badger Pelt The pelt of a badger. It isn't whole, and the edges are torn, but it's quite clean and fuzzy! Note:
	Base Applicator [Badger] Use this on your chosen wolf to change their base to Badger. Genetics: Muted Medium Tier III. Note:
	Dolichocephalic Snout (white snout & marbled nose) I bet they can smell miles away with that nose! Note:
	Moon Moon Dammit, Moon Moon! Note:
	Mutie on Demand: Patches Mottled This applicator will apply the Patches: Mottled pattern to your chosen wolf. This is a secondary mutation that has a small chance of naturally passing. Note:
	Mutie on Demand: Patches Split This applicator will apply the Patches: Split pattern to your chosen wolf. This is a secondary mutation that has a small chance of naturally passing. Note:
	Pherris Fur Tuft A ruddy fur tuft, turning blue at the ends. It has a faint glow. Note:
	St. John's Wort St. John's Wort can be found in mild biomes all over the world. It has antibiotic properties, which are perfect for treating wounds. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	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. Note: