Create a Pack - V.1 [Closed - V.2 Available]

My gallery · by **Chamrosh** » Fri Apr 07, 2017 8:34 pm

Pack of Burning Water
Ltsooy-Tuu
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The Pack of Burning Water (henceforth known in post as "Ltsooy-Tuu Pack" meaning "Yellow-Water Pack") are named for the harsh geological conditions that the pack is based around. The center of the territory houses a huge mountain, which is technically a still-active volcano, even if it hasn't erupted in thousands of years; it's also not predicted to erupt again for a few thousand more years. However, there is still geological activity occurring around the area, fairly clearly. There are several large pools of water around the territory, some of which are boiling hot and taste of sulphur; many of these lakes are strangely coloured, and it was after these pools that the Pack was named. In other areas, there are sections of soft soil from which plumes of hot water erupt- luckily fairly regularly, so the wolves know when to avoid them.
The wolves of Ltsooy-Tuu have learned to have a good sense of timing, and a strong instinct for the activity and nature of the water, so they can avoid the worst of the activity. Most of the lower ground of the territory is made up of forest, but there are some open areas- non surprisingly, trees don't grow much around the more sulphurous pools. A smaller mountain within the territory houses a corrie and a glacier, which the wolves are careful to avoid. Apart from these two mountains, most of the territory is actually fairly flat, although there are occasional steeper hills.
The central area of the territory has a ring of steep slopes, with a plateau at the top of the volcano (which looks a little like this). There are several areas in the lower slopes of the mountain which open up to caves, many of which have elaborate geometric rock formations, and strangely-coloured sections. Most of these caves eventually meet up with each other in an elaborate network.
There is a river through the territory, but the water downstream of one of the yellowed ponds in particular becomes foul-tasting and smelling, and drinking from it will make a wolf sick.
The Ltsooy-Tuu Pack are highly spiritual, with a sort of animatic/polytheistic faith; that is, the idea through much of the environment around them, everything has a spirit with a small amount of power to control their conditions, but simultaneously, that some of these objects are so huge that they represent enormous power. For instance, one of their main spirits is of the forest, (even though many of the trees also have spirits), and they think that the forest spirit blesses them with good hunting if they successfully catch large prey in the forest. Their ruling deity is the wolf spirit, Tiqundi, who they believe determines the health of their pups, the day they die on and size of their litters. Their beliefs also focus on the strange caves in the large, central mountain (admittedly only those which have enough light to actually be seen within, as clearly they can't identify exact features without the lighting), and pups have to enter these to receive their names and to be accepted as adult members of the pack.
They are quick and sure-footed due to the often thick snow and steep slopes, and any wolf who cannot navigate through the caves for any reason is normally mocked by the pack, and they can be quite cruel about it. Because of the thick snow that covers the territory for much of the year, wolves tend to be long-furred and have to have the strength to propel themselves through snow drifts with all the extra weight.

The non-English names are from words/traditional names in Athabaskan (+ some other Native American) languages/cultures..I may occasionally use Russian names as a back up option. Basically, if a culture is based or has had bases in Alaska, I may use names or words from them. I know it's not great to mix them all together, but sadly, finding any authentic names/words at all is hard thanks to baby name sites and their insistence that two syllables can translate to seven words, and I'd rather have to mix them together to have some name accuracy... They will always be things wolves could theoretically know about~
I'm also assuming that the wolf territories are significantly bigger than the cat territories.

My gallery · by **lameloserlexi** » Fri Apr 07, 2017 11:15 pm

Number of Wolves: 2 [1 male] [1 female]

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Yiho laid happily upon her rock, feeling the breeze that ran through their forest. She was content, happy to start this pack with Zirro. She knew that they were both semi-young, not even in their mid-ages. However, the female felt like they both could do it. "Yiho, unless you wish to die alone, I suggest we get to hunting!" Zirro called, the female knowing he was fully serious. She trotted over, nuzzling his side and enjoying the feeling of his russet fur. "Calm down, we'll hunt and get enough prey for the both of us, it'll be fine." Yiho said, attempting to sooth Zirro's habit of being a perfectionist. The male seemed to relax a little, but the two wasted no time in getting out to hunt.

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[ Yiho and Zirro go hunting ]

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My gallery · by **Midnightkitkat** » Fri Apr 07, 2017 11:42 pm

Blizzard Pack
Number of Wolves:
2

The snow fell at a steady speed giving the air a cold chill. Movement brought the attention of two wolves, their steps quietly crunching against the snow.
"The snow is always so beautiful."
Fox spoke, her mood was bright,
they were finally starting their pack together. Fallow was with her, scanning the landscape for prey "It is isn't it."
They continued on the hunt, looking forward to the future.
Fallow and Fox go hunting

My gallery · by **wish★** » Sat Apr 08, 2017 12:52 am

Sunbeam Pack
Number of Wolves: 2

Cecila looked up to the sky. The clouds were light grey, and blue sky could be seen in between them. Gentle snowflakes drifted down, falling all over. She seemed excited, but calm about it.

Pepper walked in. "How about we split up this time? I'll patrol the border, and you can hunt." he said, tilting his head.

"Yeah, okay sure." Cecila replied practically sarcastically. Then she quickly added "Yep, I'm ready to go out again."

Cecila goes hunting
Pepper patrols the border
2x Snowshoe Hares and 1x Trout are consumed

My gallery · by **Bumbletear** » Sat Apr 08, 2017 1:29 am

☽ ＬＵＮＡＲＰＡＣＫ☾
ᴛʜᴇ ᴍᴏᴏɴ ᴡɪʟʟ ᴘʀᴏᴛᴇᴄᴛ ᴜs ᴀʟʟ
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The moon is shining high as you walk through the plains. Waves of grass cause you to pause, and look around. Is that a rustling? You shake your head, believing it to be a trick of the wind. Your tail flicks, and your teeth bare. No, there is incidentally someone...or something there. A low growl emerges from your throat, as wolves appear out of no where. You have entered our land. You will either join our pack, or l eave and never return

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Lunarpack is a pack of determined wolves who believe strongly in the moons powers. They believe the moon to be the Alpha of the ancestors, and the Sun to be the beta. They are more active at night, where the shadows help hide their dark pelts. Pack elders tell of a legend, that if a white pelted wolf is born under the full moon, then the pack shall be blessed for as long as that wolf shall live. But if a white pelted wolf is born under a new moon, then bad luck will ruin the pack until the wolf is killed or banished...

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My gallery · by **Springtalon** » Sat Apr 08, 2017 1:40 am

My Pack is called the Ember Pack. The Emberpack is filled with wolves who show no mercy in their battles. They fight with their teeth sharp and their claws at the ready. Before each battle, the wolves might head down to the river, to sharpen their claws on the wet stones there. Ember Pack has little, to no code concerning mercy, and if a wolf is found betraying the pack, they will be killed with no hesitation.

✘ "The trails of fire lead to the rivers of blood" - this is the phrase used during ceremonies or important events to kick them off.

✘ Ember Pack has a good relationship with their neighboring packs. If a weak or deformed wolf is found in Ember Pack, and cannot be healed, they will be sent to one of the borders. If a traitor arises in any of the border packs, they will be sent to Ember Pack. If the alpha male deems them too high a threat to keep, or they betray their second chance pack, they will be killed in the middle of camp for all to see.

My gallery · by **Ember!** » Sat Apr 08, 2017 1:43 am

The Pack of the Quiet Breeze
Number of Wolves: 2

Alluriana gazed out over the redwood forest they had promptly claimed as their own the moment they set foot within. She flopped down luxuriously on the outcropping that she used as a lookout post, beckoning Placido forward with a smile. When they had settled down next to eachother, Alluriana was the first to speak. "It's so beautiful, isn't it?" Placido responded with a quiet nod, ears twitching cautiously as he looked at the trees below. "Yes, Allure, yes it is." Alluriana gave him a smirk, eyes narrowed smugly. "And most importantly, I was right~ The trees do not go up forever!" Placido growled flusteredly, but still smiling, gave his mate a playful shove. He lapped at Alluriana with long, happy tongue strokes. "But, I was right about another thing." Alluriana eyed him curiously, humming gently. "Now, what could that be?" Placido nuzzled her affectionately, taking care as he gazed into her soft brown eyes. "They're gorgeous, just like you."

Alluriana and Placido felt that their best actions would be to go on a hunting trip. After all, they hadn't discovered any threats in need of being removed, but they would need food for themselves and the pups they had decided on having. They carefully trekked back down the mountainside, and began to scour through the snow for food.

[Alluriana and Placido want to have pups!]
[Alluriana and Placido go on a hunting party.]

My gallery · by **tauriel.** » Sat Apr 08, 2017 1:47 am

Pack of the Soaring Falcon
Number of Wolves: 2

The pair loped easily through the forest as they explored, the trees eventually beginning to thin out into the familiar chaparral territory they loved so much. "Do you think we'll find our home here?" Sioux wondered aloud, glancing curiously at the male beside her. They'd met months ago after Sioux had been driven from her pack. Absarokee was busy scanning the land, his keen eyes taking in everything he saw. "Of course we will." He assured her. "It's all just a matter of time." Indeed, it wasn't long before they came to a hill with stone on top of it.(Wow I'm bad at describing their camp, xd) On closer inspection, Sioux and Absarokee found the cave was riddled with caves and tunnels, all joined together by one large cavern. Sioux's eyes were sparkling as she turned to her mate. "This is the place. It's perfect." The fae slipped joyfully outside, climbing ontop of their rocky home, Absarokee following closely. There they could see miles. "Yes," Absarokee agreed with quiet joy. "This is our new home!" Sioux gave a yip of excitement. "we need to celebrate! Let's go hunting! I caught the scents of so much prey on the way here we'll never be short of food!" Absarokee grinned at her, leading the way to hunt.
Absarokee and Sioux are hunting!
Absarokee and Sioux are ready for a litter of pups!

My gallery · by **killer romance.** » Sat Apr 08, 2017 3:08 am

The Ghost River pack is a mysterious group. Their territory is cold, often snowy and rarely warm, even in Summer. A great, wide and powerful river runs straight through their land. It is almost never frozen over, due to its speed, and is usually full of salmon and chunks of ice.
The northern 2/3 of the territory is made up of coniferous forest, thick and dark. Many animals hide in here for shelter, so it's the wolves' preferred hunting ground and also where their den is located. The southern third is pretty bleak. Dead meadows that had long since been frozen over are home to the smaller animals who are built for the cold, like arctic hares.

The wolves themselves are average in size, but are muscly to carry themselves and all the extra fluffy fur that they have to insulate them. Their fur is usually pale, like white or grey, but they have the odd black wolf. Generally, they don't have rich, warm colours in their fur.

As a pack, they are cunning and wise. They use their heads very carefully to make decisions and are tactical in battle and hunting. They are virtually never spontaneous, which sometimes leads to them missing opportunities, but usually keeps them safe. They love to tell stories and are constantly making up all sorts of tales and myths. Individuals are often very quiet, and they like to be in tune with their souls. They observe, they don't take action and are very spiritual and zen, until it comes to battle. Their quiet stillness alongside their pale colours gives them the impression of being ghosts, which is why they have the name Ghost River Pack.

My gallery · by **xXocea** » Sat Apr 08, 2017 3:19 am

Chowilawu - Joined together by water.
(( OOC; Well seeing as I went all out for Mossclan's first post... Might as well do the same here!))
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The Chowilawu Pack

was formed together by two former-standing packs. With the blood of these packs running in the veins of the two descendants, they were said to have been transported to these sacred lands, never before charted by their packs, by the Goddess herself. A sign for change - and new beginnings.
These descendants flourished in their newfound land, protected by the great waters surrounding them - blessed by the Goddess they were. Threats that would've diminished them in their former lands were minimal here, and the overabundance of prey due to the lack of hunting in the area for more than a couple decades was most beneficial to the young couple. It was here they sowed their seeds and took roots - watched over by the soaring mountains behind them, and protected by the waters that encircled them.

Beliefs and Personality

The Chowilawu pack holds a very strong religion and beliefs system. They worship the Goddess who gives them light in the darkness of night, who blesses their pups when dipped in the sacred lake, and warns them of cursed who may be growing within their ranks. She protects them all, and they can only thank her for all that she has done.

She-wolves in the pack are to be the utmost respected. For to challenge even the weakest she-wolf in the pack is to challenge the Goddess herself. She-wolves always have the final say in the pack and their word is law. Not even the most dominant male can question the weakest female. Challenges for the position of Alpha are usually directed towards the Alpha Male, instead of the female.
For the pack truly believes challenging a female - especially an Alpha - is a surefire way to get yourself cursed or rejected by their goddess.

Ceremony's of the tribe are organized and looked over by the high females in the pack. It is considered taboo for a male to participate or even watch. Depending on the severity punishment can be a firm warning, being looked down upon for a week, to a full blown shunning, or exile. Omega's (always the males) are sometime's an exception to this rule. Should no high-female be present for such ceremony's an Omega may step up and carry out the duties.
High females are those of higher-ranking females (More dominant) and are low-key worshiped as the Goddess is.
A High Matriarch is a title that can only be held by one wolf at a time - usually an Alpha female.
A High Matriarch is considered to be the mother to all. They are usually the most dominant, and have had the most litters of pups.
Occasionally a High Matriarch can be found who's not an Alpha. Usually this is the case in a sister or close relative to the Alpha Female - or the previous Alpha Female herself.

Characteristics and Appearance

The Chowilawu Pack's average build for a subordinate wolf is: Muscular. From highly visible bulky muscle, to hidden muscle the pack's wolves are always loaded with them. They're a very strong pack able to take down the largest of game with fewer members needed.
Where the main amount of muscle lies in a wolf depends on their size.
The larger more bulkier wolves (typically males) have most of their muscle lying in their shoulders and neck. These wolve's are the one's who finish the kill after the much smaller and faster wolves tire their prey out. They are also in the first line of defense should a battle break out.
The smaller more lean wolves have muscles that are more focused on theirs legs. They are faster runners due to their smaller size, and have built up amazing endurance. These wolves are the main hunters. They're sent out to chase and pick out prey from a herd and lead them towards the more muscle-y wolves who finish the kill.
There are some wolves who have a very small build up of muscle, they are the sprinters and agility wolves for the pack. They usually race around in short bursts (They don't have the most stamina) setting up traps when under attack. They are also the one's leading any evacuations should need be. These wolves tend to be really hyper and jittery and can second as a play-mate for lone-pups.
Do to their agility and fastness these wolves are the one's to participate in Salmon Runs which occur in the fall, as Salmon flood their northern west rivers.

Grey & Tan - Very Common
Grey - Common
Dark Grey - Common
Black - Common
Silver - Uncommon
Pale - Uncommon
White - Uncommon
Brown - Very Uncommon
Red - Rare
When it comes to appearance and fur colour, Chowilawu wolves are usually variants of the Grey Wolf, and hence their pelts are normally a grey colour. Brown fur is very uncommon, and red fur is rare and often even considered taboo. These wolves are the most likely to become cursed or have evil tendacy's. When a red pup is born parents are usually looked down upon, until the pups 2nd or 3rd month when they receive their name and are blessed or cursed.

Territory

Camp grounds for the pack varies seasonally. It's picked by the Alpha Female based off where she wants to raise her pups. Sometime's she'll stay in the same den with more than 3 litters before moving on. Sometime's moving off as soon as the first litter is of age to hunt. (4-6 months)
The pack is constantly on the move, and attacks are very hard to plan on them due to the switching of camp sites and dens. One place however the wolves are always present at, and is their assigned meeting place is the Sacred Lake.

The Sacred lake is located to the east of the packs territory with connecting rivers on each side. It stretches out for miles, and on the other side is a human settlement. In the summer and fall months humans come down from those parts to inhabit small cabins scattered across the woods. This possess a danger to the wolves as sometime's it's not mere tourist's who briefly inhabit the log abodes, but hunters as well.
All meetings and ceremony's are held at the Sacred Lake, and it is where the wolves go to pray to the Goddess. Like at gatherings it is considered taboo for fights and arguments to break out here. Punishment to all involved in the fight will be dealt out should one happen to arise.

The packs borders:
North East - A once wonderful forested area, now marred with roads and highways and even to the wolves horror a resort! For humans! This is a highly dangerous zone for the wolves through summer and fall with threats from hunters, and just humans in general. An uncareful wolf can get ran over by a off-road car or four-wheeler. Cabins are spread out widely in this area for humans to rent, and in the fall the lower Salmon population is almost completely wiped out by fishers! While the area is considered to be apart of a conservation park for the wolves it doesn't stop people from breaking the rules and harming the environment. Fines are being issued for fishers & hunters without licensing or park-ranger permission. But fish, deer, and wolves are still being over-hunted.
North - To the north lies a wide stretching river that branches off several times and flows away from the territory. Tree's here are thick, and clearings are sparse. This is a good place to catch Salmon as the fish frequent this neck of the river in fall. Wild Boar species can also be seen.
North West - To the North West lies a towering mountain, and beautiful waterfall that flows into the Northern river. Salmon are even more frequent here, and it is one of the best places to catch them. Beware though not only the wolves take advantage of this! Bears frequently come down from the mountain where they make their dens to feast upon the fish. It can make for a dangerous situation for younger wolves. The tree's here are still thick, but they start to disperse the closer to the mountain it gets making room for large rocky clearings to open up. Wild Mountain Goats can be seen here in flocks grazing between the rocks, and climbing on rocky outcliffs. Occasionally a Wildcat will wander this was west to prey on them.
West - The west is completely mountain! Totally impassable, and very dangerous. Larger Mountain Goats can be seen here, with their large and dangerous horns. The once well mixed trees of the forest are now peppered with pine's, and spruce as the climate here gets colder. Lots of snow runs off here in the spring and flows into the rivers. This can cause mild flooding, but it's not much of a concern as it can run off into their streams. It is only a large concern when there is so much snow that it causes streams to rise to dangerous levels. Wildcats are the main predator to the wolves here, preying on the abundance of goat. Snakes - venomous, and not - also like to sun bathe is the areas of rocky clearing and pose threat to young pups.
South West - To the south west the mountain starts to curl around the large circular territory the pack inhabits. This area is hilly and bare of trees. Long grasses grow, and a sparse few of goats can be found grazing on them. There is a hazard with snakes hiding in the grasses but the chance of a wolf stepping on one is slim. Snakes are more common in the immediate West. Badger dens can be found dug out in the hills, and abandon one's can be used as a den for the Alpha Female. Rabbit & hare warrens are also common.
South - To the south is a more or less undiscovered area. Wolves have never crossed over the southern river, and have had no real reason too. To be honest the South is one of the most unvisited areas in the wolves territory. It's mostly used when teaching younger wolves to hunt due to the open space but even then a forest is preferred. The most common type of prey here is in rodents,
and ground squirrels. While easy to catch they are only enough to fill a small pup. Rabbit and hare warrens are still frequent here,
and can serve as a small den for the Alpha Female when nursing pups. In Spring and Fall Canadian Geese can be found resting and meeting up in these fields after and before their migratory flights. Difficult to hunt given their sheer number, but a wolf may be lucky to snag one of the outskirts of a flock, or catch an injured bird unable to fly away.
South East - To the south east is a large sharp turn in the river. The bare grasslands from the west have started to fade out,
and a young forest rests here. Unfortunately this forest may just get cut down before it has chance to flourish. A large beaver population rests here building dams in the South & a small portion of the east river. The pack's rivals the Coyote's are also extremely common in these areas. Be careful bringing young pups here! White-tailed Deer frequent the area, with the occasional appearance of Elk or Caribou.
East - The east is where the Sacred Lake lies. Clearings are the most common in this part of the forest, popping up every now and again. Small pebbled streams also flow off of the river making homes for small minnows to swim. These grounds are prime for hunting, and it is where most is done. All species of deer in the forest come here to drink: Elk, Caribou, White-tailed Deer, Mule Deer, ect. Even the elusive moose can be seen sluggishly wading into the lake. Ceremony's are preformed at dark by the lake as the moon shines down on the waters. Meetings are also held. There is a large boulder overlooking the lake where the Alpha's sit to address the pack about any issues or plans.
Central Forest - This land is strictly the wolves. A beautiful mixed forest flourished surrounded by the diversity of the 8 sides of the territory. Alpha Female picks this area to raise her pups the most. Despite the constant changing of dens this area could be considering the main camp for the pack. This is where all the deer and caribou roam when not gathered by the Sacred Lake.

Prey/Predator List

Wild Goats (Prey - Minor Danger) - Goats are a small part of the wolves diet. When they're unable to catch larger prey such as deer, goats are usually the next best thing! They come in two variants: The smaller uncommon goats with almost harmless horns that live in the North West. The larger more common goats that live in the West are what the pack mainly hunts.
These goats are much more dangerous however. Larger horns, stronger legs and kicks, and they live in a more dangerous environment.
Hares/Rabbits (Small Prey) - Rabbits & Hares are a fast paced highly sensitive animal that the wolves hunt. They are found in the West and South West. It take's smaller built wolves with alot of endurance and speed on their side to catch one of these! Out of all hunts that involve a Rabbit most of time it senses the wolf and runs away. Because of that they are ignored and go unhunted, and just used for their abandoned dens.
Badgers/Raccoons (Small Prey - Minor Threat) - Badgers and Raccoons make terrible prey! The pack doesn't like the taste of them at all! Usually just hunted to eliminate threats to their pups, it's only in times of great need when they're hunted for food. Their abandoned dens make a great place for the Alpha Female to raise her pups though!
Beavers (Small Prey - Nuisance) - Beavers are another uncommon prey item the wolves hunt. While their tails are good to chew on and fend of hunger while waiting for a hunt to return, they aren't much for a growing wolf, and mother with pups. They can be found in the South East where they destroy the new forest, and flood their rivers.
Ground Squirrels/Rodents (Tiny Prey) - Rodents are more of a snack for the wolves than an actual meal. Mostly fed to hungry pups who can't wait long enough for their main meal. They can be found in the South & South West.
Salmon (Seasonal Small Prey) - Salmon are a small seasonal prey the wolves only hunt in the fall. The smaller more agile wolves are annually sent up during the fall for the Salmon Run, often accompanied by a larger wolf for protection. Fights sometime's break out for the fish against bears. The can be found in the North, and North West. Even in the North East before overfished, but it's too close to humans for the wolves to venture down there.
Elk (Large Prey - Minor Danger) - Elk! One of the main source of food for the wolves. These large ungulates have to be hunted in packs in order to be taken down. It's best to let the packs runners cut a doe from the herd before attacking. Beware of the bulls they have sharp antlers! All Elk can kick, and a well delivered one can permanently injure or kill a wolf.
Moose (Huge Prey - Medium Danger) - Moose! This is an uncommon prey item for the wolves. These massive creatures are incredibly hard to take down, yet provide food for months!! These hunts usually end at the expanse of another wolf though. Be it a step on paw, or broken leg from a kick. Or even a fatality.
White-Tailed Deer (Medium Prey - Minor Danger) - Deer! One of the main source of food for the wolves. These medium-sized ungulates have to be hunted in packs in order to be taken down. However singular take-downs have occurred. It's best to let the packs runners cut a doe from the herd before attacking. Beware of the Stags they have sharp antlers! All Deer can kick, and a well delivered one can permanently injure a wolf.
Mule Deer (Medium Prey - Minor Danger) - Deer! One of the main source of food for the wolves. These medium-sized ungulates have to be hunted in packs in order to be taken down. However singular take-downs have occurred. It's best to let the packs runners cut a doe from the herd before attacking. Beware of the Bucks they have sharp antlers! All Deer can kick, and a well delivered one can permanently injure a wolf.

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