Wolf Play : Incoming Damage Questions

What is the minimum damage a wolf could deal? For instance a wolf with 0 Battle and no BE or positive vitals, how much would they deal? And what if a wolf dealt 5 damage, but they had a vital of -6? How would this affect their damage?

How would a wolf be able to deal 0 damage?

What is the standard optimal damage for a battle wolf/explore wolf? Is there a difference between battle wolves/explore wolves for you?

What is the maximum HP of any creature?

What is the default damage for a wolf with 525 BE and maxed out Battle?

For instance, my main battle wolf Amber is 99lbs and has passed the 325 mark, she deals at 23 normally. Once she passes the 525 mark, she should deal at 25 (without vitals). However, I've seen wolves without Crushing Strength/Elite Speed deal damage at 32? They are all 130lb+.

99lb is supposed to be -2 damage so if we add 2, Amber at max would deal 27 damage, which is 5 less than 32. So does this mean that the default damage for a maxed out wolf should be 26? I'm a little confused about how the math works here, does it mean that heavy weights will deal 5 more damage than middle weights?

Also, the weights issues.

Accordingly, a wolf from 110-130lbs will have +2 damage but a wolf from 130-150lbs will have +5 damage. What if a wolf is exactly 130lbs? Will it deal at +2 damage or +5 damage?

Does the gender of the wolf affect anything?

Are vitals semi-inheritable or not at all?

What is the highest vital and lowest vital there is? I have heard some people speak of wolves with 20/-20 vitals.

Is it possible for two heavy weight wolves to have light weight pups?

How much damage can a wolf at 250 Battle deal? (If it were heavy weight)

My main battle wolf, Amber, deals at 23 damage in Explore but 25 damage in PvP? What is the cause for this difference in Explore damage and PvP damage?

Can Snowy Owl Feathers be applied to PvP?

Are Crushing Strength and Elite Speed virtually the same thing? Why have both of them then?

Also, this question isn't really related to damage, but when training up battle wolves, do you focus on the Resolve, Battle, or Agility first? And how much CP (Bronze Figurines) do you buy on average when starting training?

Average mush you spend on a new battle wolf? How long does it take you to train them?

Thanks! :D

Edited at April 6, 2018 09:40 AM by Torrelyn

Incoming Damage Questions

April 5, 2018 02:29 AM

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I can't answer all of these questions, so I'll answer what I know.

What is the maximum damage a wolf could deal in a hypothetical situation on WP? Not including vitals.
Max Battle = 20 damage

Max Battle Boost = +5 dmg

Heavyweight = +5 dmg

S.O. Feather = +5 dmg

Full Battle Moves = +4 dmg

Max Damage is 39 damage.

0-1 damage.

What is the standard optimal damage for a battle wolf/explore wolf? Is there a difference between battle wolves/explore wolves for you?

You'd want to do around 30 damage per wolf for a decent battle wolf. I differentiate a battle wolf from explore wolf by how much CP+BE they have. A battle wolf will have relatively low CP, maxing out only Battle, Resolve, and Agility. An explore wolf should have not only the previous maxed out, but any other beneficial stat.

What is the maximum HP of any creature?

Highest I've seen is 300. Those elephants, man.

What is the default damage for a wolf with 525 BE and maxed out Battle?

24 with no special enhancement (weight, boost, etc). Two moves you learn (at 275 and 525 BE) will give you +2 damage each.

Accordingly, a wolf from 110-130lbs will have +2 damage but a wolf from 130-150lbs will have +5 damage. What if a wolf is exactly 130lbs? Will it deal at +2 damage or +5 damage?

130 lbs = +5 damage

Does the gender of the wolf affect anything?

Females in labour cannot go exploring. It's a relatively minor issue.

Are vitals semi-inheritable or not at all?

Vitals are inheritable.

How much damage can a wolf at 250 Battle deal? (If it were heavy weight)

See above.

Are Crushing Strength and Elite Speed virtually the same thing? Why have both of them then?

They are the same. I've no idea why there are two.

Battle first. If you can't do any damage, you're no good. Once you start hitting hard, then you can improve your chances of accuracy and dodging. It's only 1800 mush to get 600 CP to max out a new training wolf. If you don't want to explore, flip wolves, flip items/relics/apples, sell art, win contests to get some easy mush.

Incoming Damage Questions

April 6, 2018 09:42 AM

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Thank you Venneum! This really helped :D

However, there is one thing that rather puzzles me. My wolf Amber has maxed out Battle and no sort of Boost whatsoever, she is semi-lightweight (99lbs). She has under 525 kills. According to your list of the damage factors above, she should be hitting at 22 damage, however on average she hits at 23?

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April 9, 2018 05:38 AM

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And why is the maximum damage 32? I hear this is the same for heavy weight wolves with Battle Boosts? They are supposed to deal at 37 once they hit the 525 mark according to Venneum (see above), 5 more than the maxed heavy weight with no boost. However, no wolf can hit higher than 32. And at the same time, if wolves could hit supposedly at 37, then wouldn't adding a Snowy Owl Feather enable them to hit at 42?

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