Wolves

A canine that is the predecessor of domesticated dogs. Wolves are slender but powerful and have a large, clearly narrowing torso and a muscular neck. Their fur is usually grey although both black and white variations occur. Wolves stand about 80 centimeters tall and weigh about 40 kg. They can reach 15 years of age but usually doesn’t survive past 10. Wolves can live alone until they manage to establish a pack. A wolf pack usually consist of 4 to 8 individuals.

Wolves can be found in both the Southlands and the Northlands. In the south they live in the mountain regions while in the north they can be found almost everywhere.

Dire wolf
A very large type of wolf found only in the Dark Forest, often in the company of werewolves.

Northern wolf
The Northern wolf usually hunts deer, horses, cattle or boar. They are large and strong to be able to bring their prey down.

Southern wolf
The Southern wolf is smaller than its northern cousin – an adaptation made to its harsher environment.