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So I just started....I cant seem to find an answer to the question: What happens when my main wolves get old and die?
Can i change out my main wolves with any wolf?
What is the process for changing out a wolf?
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks! <3 |
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The betas replace them. The next dominant wolf in their gender replaces them. Their dominance points define their status Alpha >> Beta >> Omega Pups don't have a status until they are two years old. |
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Yep
When an alpha male (for example) dies it will be replaced by the male with the highest dominance
you can add character points to the dominance attribute on your wolf to determine which wolf is made alpha. |
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Oh ok, so if there is one particular wolf I want to take its place I keep adding dominance?
Since I just started, should i wait until my wolf is getting older before starting to set up a new dominant pair? I don't want to have one set die off just to have the second set die within a few days of the first lol |
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wolves here live an average of half a real life year ;-; |
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You should keep your starter wolves as alpha until they die
They have high CP. Good for battling. |
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Is battling good? What do i do with Battle? |
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Runner said:
Is battling good? What do i do with Battle?
Battling makes your wolves gain battle experience which makes them stronger. You battle other animals while exploring or battle other wolves in PVP |
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What happens if I retire me alpha male or female? Do I get to choose a new one? |
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And how can wolves die on here other then retiring them or ''killing'' them yourself? |
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