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Can I reserve 4 role ? and a loner too?

Absolutely

Name: Gunther

Nickname: “One-Eye”

Age: 7

Gender: Male

Dominance Level: Loner

Appearance:

Gunther is slightly on the larger size, measuring 32 inches at the shoulder and barely resting above average in weight. Despite his age, he is in good shape, his body neither overly bulky nor concerningly slim. He possesses both a fair degree of strength and speed yet steers clear of either extreme. His true strength lies in endurance. Strong and hardy, he outlasts his prey, wearing them down before going in for the kill. Or if he should find himself on the receiving end, he is quick on his feet, ready to weave and dodge incoming attacks until he can find a way out of his predicament. His movements have a certain grace to them, imperfect but nonetheless reflecting a subtle confidence and a certain degree of competence. He gets the job done.

Although his fur is long enough to block out the Alaskan cold, it tends to be on the shorter side, not offering the same protection a thicker coat would. His coat is a blend of reddish, darkening along his backside into a mahogany red and blending into a light cream around his underbelly. The tips of his muzzle have begun to accumulate a soft gray, but otherwise, his face is a light brown with red hues peering through. On his left side, a small scar reaches down from his brow to his cheek, marking the spot where an opponent claimed his eye. The other is a gentle brown, often reflecting his internal composure and sharp mind. Patchy and scarred in various areas, his body reflects the wild life he has lived.

Personality:

Good-natured and good-humored, Gunther’s been around long enough to not take himself too seriously. He’s seen what happens to young wolves that think they can solve every problem with their teeth and even whipped a few back into place himself. Those who rush in head-first as well as those too meek to take a risk will never survive. Instead, Gunther strives for balance, picking his fights and letting sleeping dogs lie. Aware of his role as hunter and quarry, he keeps to himself for the most part, banding together when survival necessitates it and striking out on his own when the opportunity arises. Never too ambitious, he avoids biting off more than he can chew, keeping himself out of the drama that come with packs. He knows what he is and what he is not and has no desire to pretend to be something else.

What does interest Gunther is change. He has seen enough of the same arrogant juveniles or mindless pack wolves come and go throughout the years and is ready for someone to start shaking things up. While there are those who mock the existence of a pack formed of the wild packs’ misfits, Gunther has taken an interest in them, observing them from outside their human sanctuary. These wolves are survivors for having continued to live in a place where absolute rejection from neighboring packs could easily be a death sentence. Though the role of the humans is not to be ignored, as their presence diminishes, he is curious to see what becomes of this group.

Damage:

-One-eyed: Like his nickname suggests, Gunther is missing his left eye, though this is an old injury he has since adapted to.

Strengths:

-Cunning

-Endurance

-Experienced

-Well-rounded

Weaknesses:

-Jack of all trades, master of none

-Raw speed

-Aging

-Complacent

Backstory:

Born and raised in the wild, Gunther has made these lands his home. He has never received nor sought to receive the help of another beyond the mutually beneficial group hunts or the occasional mate. Although he has fathered a fair amount of pups, none have survived due to the nature of the wild. Famine, blizzards, and frigid temperatures had all been contributing factors, as well as the many natural enemies of a wolf. Their mothers have either shared the same fate or went their own way after losing their offspring. While this might bother another wolf, Gunther takes it as a fact of life, moving on through his as he continues to thrive in these unforgiving lands.

Affiliations: None

Others: Reindeer

Red River Accepted! If you want to edit I'm putting a part for loners what they think of pack of misfits.

East

5 years old

Male

Loner

Courageous. East's smaller size doesn't diminish his courage. He faces challenges head-on, whether it's hunting for sustenance or navigating the wilderness alone. His bravery is evident in every aspect of his life.

Adventurous. East's curious nature and love for exploration lead him to venture into uncharted territories. Despite the risks, he embraces the thrill of discovery, finding beauty and opportunity in the unknown.

Independant. Having been forced to fend for himself from an early age, East has developed a strong sense of independence. He relies on his own instincts and skills, making him a self-sufficient and resourceful individual.

Observant. East's time alone has honed his observational skills. He pays attention to the details in the environment, recognizing patterns, and discerning potential threats or opportunities, a trait that aids his survival.

Persistant. The rejection and social issues haven't deterred East's pursuit of acceptance. He persists in proving his worth, continually working towards earning a place in the world, whether it's rejoining a pack or forging new connections in the vast wilderness.

Runt - Being born a runt marked East's life with a unique set of challenges. His diminutive size led to his rejection from his former pack, a painful experience that left him navigating the vast wilderness alone. As a result, his days as a solitary wolf proved to be tougher than those of his larger counterparts. Hunting became a bit more difficult, requiring extra effort and cunning to secure sustenance. The social dynamics were equally affected, making the process of making friends a bit more challenging as his size set him apart. Despite these hurdles, East's resilience and determination shine through as he carves out his place in the wilderness, proving that strength comes in various forms, even in the life of a runt.

Agility. Despite his smaller size, East is remarkably agile, allowing him to navigate the challenging terrain of the Eastern wilderness with grace and precision.

Observational Skills. East has honed his ability to observe details in his environment, making him adept at recognizing patterns, identifying potential threats, and discovering opportunities.

Resilience. The rejection from his former pack and the challenges of being a runt have forged a resilient spirit in East. He bounces back from setbacks with determination.

Courage. East's smaller stature doesn't diminish his courage. He faces challenges head-on, displaying bravery in hunting and confronting threats.

Independance. Forced to fend for himself at an early age, East has developed a strong sense of independence. He relies on his own instincts and skills to survive.

Size Limitation. East's smaller size is a clear physical limitation, making him more vulnerable in confrontations with larger predators or aggressive foes.

Limited Strength. While agile, East lacks the sheer strength of larger wolves. Taking down larger prey or defending against formidable adversaries can be challenging.

Social Issues. The rejection by his former pack and the social stigma associated with being a runt make it more challenging for East to form meaningful connections with other wolves.

Limited Intimidation Factor. In confrontations, East may struggle to intimidate opponents due to his smaller size, potentially making him a target for aggression.

Difficulty Hunting. East's diminutive size makes hunting more difficult, requiring extra effort and strategy to secure enough food for sustenance.

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Christmas means almost nothing in the arctic, so he doesn't really know the difference between snowy weather and festive snowy weather.