Tower Fall

 This will be the Third Episode of WolfQuest, which will be known as Tower Fall. There's no much information of how Tower Fall will be, but the things we know are:

"Soon the story of your pack will continue in the Saga - an upcoming expansion (free to anyone who owns the game) where you can live the entire life of your wolf.

The seasons roll by as you raise a new litter of pups every year: feeding them, defending them from competitors, and helping them learn how to hunt big prey. Yearlings help with the new pups until they too may decide to disperse and join or form another pack.

With tenacity and skill (and some luck), build your legacy of skilled hunters and pack leaders!"

Lost River (DLC)

Lost River - DLC is a remake version of the Lost River Classic Map, remade from the ground up and now equal to the scope and quality of Amethyst Mountain and Slough Creek.

"Some years ago, all human residents evacuated the town of Lost River.

Nature has begun to reclaim the place, with elk herds and other wildlife wandering the abandoned streets and subdivisions. 

Wolves may wonder what happened here, but they will never know..."

Lost River Map:

In Lost River, you can Explore the Map, Create a Family, Raise your pups, Hunt Cows (at Cattle Ranch) and more!

Note: This expansion/DLC is Paid, you can buy it for $12 (dollars)

If you're interested in buying this expansion, you can buy it on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1529930/WolfQuest_Anniversary__Lost_River/

Slough Creek

Once you and your mate have moved to Slough Creek, a New Life will begin for you two!

Here in Slough Creek, your first quest will be to Mark Territory! You can do that by howling and urinating on the floor. To Howl, press H key on your KeyBoard; To urinate, press P key on your KeyBoard.

To complete this quest, you and your Mate have to claim at least 15 hexes of territory above 50% of strength. You can see your territory on the World Map (M key on your KeyBoard).

After claiming at least 15 hexes, you'll have to find a Den Site for your pups to be born, when you're near a Den, you can see it below the compass, if you use Scent View Mode (V key on your KeyBoard), probably you will see the Den Scent. When the Den Symbol is getting darker, you're getting closer to it, if it's getting lighter, you're going far from it.

Once you've found four Dens, you can choose the one that you likes more to be your first Den! If you need help findings Dens, i'll show you a Map with all Dens discovered! There are different types of Den Sites, these are the types:

Rock = Rock formation dens

Tree = Tree dens

Dirt = Burrow or hole in the ground dens

Stars = Classic 2.7 dens that were remade in the new game. They have been marked with the names they had in the old game.

When you find the best den for you and your pups, feel free to choose it!

And Now, it's time to choose your Age Perks!

The Age Perks are separeted in three categories:

Physical Attribute, Clout and Wisdom

Physical Attribute

Strength: Increases the strength attribute by 1 point. This will allow the player-wolf to do more damage when attacking preys or competitors.

Health: Increases the health attribute by 1 point. This will boost the player-wolf's maximum health by 75 health points.

Speed: Increases the gait speed of the player-wolf by 1 point. Trot, gallop, and sprint gaits of the player-wolf by 1 point, allowing for a faster wolf.

Stamina: Increases the Stamina attribute by 1 point. This will boost the player-wolf's maximum stamina by 10%.

Clout

Youthful Prowess:

More likely to have a larger litter of pups next year. 

Sick pups are more likely to recover. 

Competitors are more likely to flee. 

Competitors are more frightened when you snarl and growl at them.

Prospective mates are more interested in you when you meet. 

More rival wolves are eligible for courtship.

Fun Parent:

Social and Play emotes boost Pack Affinity faster.

Pups never get tired of socializing (no cooldown period)

Territorial Might:

Territory strength drops more slowly.

Howling (once per 24 hours) gives additional boost to the strength of all other hexes in your territory.

Elder Authority:

Pups will stay in den during a predator attack.

Pack affinity rises faster when you are at the den.

Pack affinity decays more slowly.

Wisdom

Good Memory:

Your pack's scent posts appear on the map.

All dens that you discover while at Slough Creek this year will stay discovered next year, so you don't have to find four dens to complete Establish Territory.

Each type of den (burrow, rock, tree) has its own icon in scent view.

Knowing Nose:

Floating scents reveal distance to herd or animal.

Carcass scents reveal distance and how much food remains.

Health Perception: 

Reveal health of an animal by locking onto them for several seconds, without biting.

Note: Not all Age Perks are available in all ages, example: In Age 3, you Can select 3 perks

between: Strength, Health, Speed, Stamina, Youthful Prowess and Fun Parent. But in Age 5, you

 can select 3 perks between: Strength, Health, Stamina, Territorial Might,

Youthful Prowess and Good Memory.

After choosing your 3 perks, it's finally time to see your pups! 

Name each of them as you feel they most looks like!

Now, you will need to feed them, play with them and the most important,

keep them alive no matter what.

To feed (regurgitate) your pups press BackSpace key on your KeyBoard, to play with them, keep pressing E key on your Keyboard and select Playbowl or Roll.

It's important for you to go hunt, then you'll be able to feed your pups if they're hungry. If you're hungry, you cannot feed your pups, you need to eat before doing that, so always try to keep your wolf fed.

Hunting

Before you and your mate go out to hunt, send your pups into the den. To send them to the Den, keep pressing E key on your KeyBoard and select Woof.

  When you return to the den, call your pups to come out of it. To call them, keep pressing E key on your KeyBoard and select Squeak.

Always be interacting with your pups to increase pack affinity.
If you are hunting and the affinity is low, any time your pups will come out of the den to explore, they can easily get lost and this can attract hungry predators such as: Bears, Cougars and Eagles, or competitors wanting to kill your pups, such as: Coyotes and Wolves from rival packs.

Reaching 15 pounds

Once all of your pups reach 15 ibs, you will now have to move from your Den to a Rendezvous Site! So, i recommend choosing a Rendezvous Site which is in a open area and close to elk herds and other preys, by that, your hunt will be easy and not so far from your new home.

When you go hunt with your mate, Woof to your pups so they will hide in the Rendezvous Site.
When you come back, Squeak so they will come out of it.

Reaching 20 pounds and Endless Summer

Congratulations! Your pups now have reached 20 ibs :D 

Once you've completed the quest Endless Summer, you can stay with your pups or restart your wolf's story and have a new littler of pups!

When the third episode of WolfQuest get released, which will be the Tower Fall Map, you and your mate will  now continue the raising of your pups. They will grow and starts to join you and your mate to the hunt! You'll be able to make a huge pack with your pups!

Amethyst Mountain

Your Journey starts on Amethyst Mountain

 

First thing you will need to do is Learn How to Hunt, seems a bit difficult, but it's actually really easy!

To complete this mission you'll have to hunt 2 elks (calf or adult).

 

 

How to find elks? 

To find a elk (or any animal) press V button on your KeyBoard.

By doing that you will active Scent View Mode 

 

There are different types of elk, to complete the mission Learn How to Hunt you can hunt these two types of elk: Bull/Spike and Cow Elk

Scent types:

Bull/Spike Elk scent color 
(a little more darker than cow elk scent)

Cow Elk scent color
    (a little more lighter than bull/spike elk scent)

Do not confuse Elk with Mule Deer, otherwise you will not complete the quest.

 

This is what an elk looks like

(Cow elks don't have horns, only Bull/Spike elks do)

This is what a Mule Deer looks like

(This picture shows a Buck Mule deer, which have horns, Mule Deer Doe doesn't have horns)

After completing this mission, your next one will be to 

Find a Mate!

To find a mate, you will have to howl a single times, you will hear other nearby wolves howling too, they are dispersal wolves who left their packs to start looking for a Mate, just like you! 

When you howl, nearby dispersal wolves will howl back, with a white icon marking their location on the compass. Doing that, these wolves will go to the place you are and try to know you, but to make them appear, first you will need to sleep. To sleep, press the Z button on your KeyBoard.

When you wake up, probably in your screen will appear a message saying: "Dispersal Wolves ahead!". If the message doesn't appear, probably no wolves wanted to go where you are, so keep howling and sleeping until some dispersal wolves appear next to you! 

 

 CourtShip

 Well, once there are some dispersal wolves ahead, interact with them to create affinity between you and the wolf you're into. Make some playful emotes like PlayBow and Roll to show this wolf that you are interested. To interact doing emotes, press the E key on your KeyBoard.

When courting, the wolf you're courting heart indicates their interest in you, it fills up with red as they like you more. Be sure to give them time to respond! They will react according to their level of interest. You will also see hearts floating up when they like what you are doing.

Fill up the heart over their head to make an initial bond. Once you have filled up the heart of a dispersal, you can agree to a Trial Period. (The others wolves will lose interest in you and go away)

 

 

 Trial Period

Now that you've made a good impression on your prospective mate, you will go hunt together!

That will let both of you see how strong and healthy the other is, before making a final decision about becoming mates.

Hunt and socialize together for several time, gradually increasing your Affinity (the blue meter on left edge of your wolf badge). When it's full, you can decide whether to make this arrangement permanent.

 

 

 

The heart on the wolf badge is your (prospective) mate's health meter, it empties as their health drops. Their affinity with you (and later, the pack's affinity) is indicated by the blue meter on the left side of the wolf badge.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Becoming Mates...or Not

 

If you agree with being their mate, click Yes now you can live the rest of your lives together!

If you think it's too soon to be their mate and need to get to known eachother better, click Extend Trial.

If you didn't liked this mate and thinks it's not a good match, click No. To end your relationship with this wolf, growl three times (To growl press E key on your KeyBoard and click on Voice).

By doing that you'll have to find another Mate.

 

 

 

Quest completed, What to Do Now?

Here in Lammar Valley (Amethyst Mountain) isn't enough space to you and your mate raise your pups, so now that you two became mates, you will have to move from Lammar Valley to Slough Creek together!

 

   

 

 

 

 

How can I and my mate go to Slough Creek?

First, press the M key on your KeyBoard to see the World Map. To go to Slough Creek, follow the Gold Star (upper right, next to the river)

 

 

And now you two can go to Slough Creek!

Congratulations if you have completed all these steps!

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