Hello, and welcome you all to the Wolves of Prostasia. Now, you are probably thinking: "Wow, that is A LOT of topics in the About Sections. I am so confused and overwhelmed!" Haha. Fear not, children, as I am hear to ease some of your unrest.

First off― no, you are not expected to remember or withhold any of the information listed in these sections. The About Sections are merely extensions of …

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Introduction:
- What are the Elements?
- Influence of the Kýklos
- Modern Day

Classification of the Elements:
- Sun/Moon/Aether
- Strengths and Weaknesses
- Primary/Secondary/Ancient

How Elements Work:
- Mageía
- Elemental Cores
- Lineage: Pure Vs. Mixed

Elemental Wolf Traits:
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INTRODUCTION
Hello, and welcome to the Element's Guide. This is a guide designed to let newcomers know …

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ALDER- LYCOS FOREST
Reduces swelling and prevents infection when chewed and applied to a wound. May also be chewed by a wolf with a toothache to reduce pain, swelling, and aid in preventing complications.

ALFALFA- LAKE GYNASADY
Used to prevent tooth decay.

ALOE VERA- SHENE MOUNTAIN
Use the gel inside of leaves to cure skin problems or …

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Being an Alpha entails being the highest wolf in terms of status (what else would they be). There are usually two in a pack, which consist of one male and one female, typically mated. In a mated pair, one wolf will come from rising up from Delta to Beta, and becoming Alpha automatically once the previous passes on. If that wolf is mated, or …

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Affection – nose-pushing; touching with forepaw; jaw-wrestling; cheek rubbing; facial licking

Afraid – wolf tries to make their body smaller; ears flat on the head; tail tucked between the legs; arched back; whines or makes short, sharp barks; runs away with its tail between its legs

Angry – ears erect; fur bristles; lips up and curled back to reveal incisors; snarls; wolf crouches as it …

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CREDIT TO THUNDER-PAWS

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★ Newborns ★

Wolves give birth to 4-6 pups on average, with 2-3 pups also being common. Wolves are born blind, deaf, and unable to regulate their body temperature. Weighing less than 1ibs at birth, these newborns must rely on their mother for nourishment. The first 24 hours are essential, as this is where pups …

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