Wolf Play : Breeding prices // Guide

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07:04:46

I know friends of mine like Fire Alpaca. If you have access to an iPad go for Procreate. It's a one time $10 payment with pretty professional quality and super user friendly

Snowichaibunni

06:46:38 Bunni

Depending on what your looking for, like rageing stormz said, krita, medibang, and fire alpaca are fairly good free programs, but for paid programs I'd recommend something like clip paint studio or paint tool sai, from my experience with digital art programs. Clip studio paint has to be my favorite program out of them all though and it goes on sale rather often.

Rageing Stormz

06:26:13 Raw Onions

But yeah I'd recommend looking it up on Google and seeing what looks the best

Lunar Moons

06:25:52

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Rageing Stormz

06:24:08 Raw Onions

I see krita as a free option for computer I think

Rageing Stormz

06:22:53 Raw Onions

Hmmm
I would have to Google computer art programs since I don't know those as well XD

I know ones like photo shop are gonna pop up

But that's kind of expensive XD

Lunar Moons

06:21:12

Im on a comp

Rageing Stormz

06:21:02 Raw Onions

But if you mean things like toyhouse or deviant art

That's about all I know

Although deviant art doesn't have the greatest reputation

Rageing Stormz

06:20:03 Raw Onions

Are you on a phone or computer?

I use ibis paint on my phone and use a site like postimg to upload stuff here

Lunar Moons

06:14:49

Also, anyone know some good places to make and share art on here?

Lunar Moons

06:14:04

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Paws..?

Existence

06:13:23 Exist / Kuskyn

Stray, I kind of forgot about her xD But she is pretty. Leva kind of took the spotlight because of her lines xD

Rageing Stormz

06:12:53 Raw Onions

Very pretty

Stray Secrets

06:12:20 Stray.

she's pretty!

Existence

06:11:17 Exist / Kuskyn

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Oh her too apparently xD

Existence

06:10:11 Exist / Kuskyn

I think the last SV defect I bred was a dwarf SV x.x

Rosie

06:08:34

Stray Secrets

06:07:58 Stray.

i think i've only had one blind SV ever, that i can remember. although i do have a runt SV.. i could use that for sure *^*

Rageing Stormz

06:07:48 Raw Onions

Hmmmm

I feel like I want to dip my toes into RP again

It's been a few years and I'll probably be rusty (well never was the greatest but can't hurt to try lol)
Uhhhh mostly RP with human or humanoid type characters and don't do fandom related stuff

Existence

06:06:18 Exist / Kuskyn

Stray I won't lie I don't normally keep blind wolves unless they have SV xD

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Breeding prices // Guide

January 17, 2020 03:54 PM

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A good way to start off with breeding prices is to have a system, not just randomly pick prices.

A system I came up with might help newer members start off.

How it works?

First of all, you have your wolf, say he's a 21R boy. What you do is round to the nearest whole number and divide by two, so you have 10, now suppose he's got a boost or defect, add 2 to that, so you have 12. Now stud him for 12 mush.

I'll explain the system here. You will look at the rarity, and if it's an odd number, round to the nearest even number, if it already is an eve number, just skip to the next step, which is to divide by 2, now you take that number, and look to see if your wolf has a defect or boost. If not leave it, and stud your wolf for whatever number you have. If it is a defect/boost, add 2. And you're done!

Once you have a few more wolves that are higher rairty, you won't need to use this!

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