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Hi, I have a few questions I just need answering :) First of all, what is the animal that has the highest feeding capacity? So far I have come upon water buffalo (15) but wasn't sure if you could go even higher? Also, what happens when your wolf eats one of the monsters (yeti, etc.)? How does that affect the wolf? Thank you so much - I hope you can help. |
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Neutral
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Elephant has 20 feedings I think. That may be the highest. Also, nothing odd happens to your wolf when they eat a monster. It just feeds them. |
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Lightbringer
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If your wolf eats a mythical creature nothing happens. (And I was late ;-;) |
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Neutral
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Elephant/Rhino is the highest you can go, at 20 feedings. Yeti and other of the mythical feedings don't affect your wolves at all. c: |
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Neutral
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Okay, thanks so much guys - you've helped me a lot :) |
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Neutral
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How do you take another pack' food? |
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Neutral
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The DeathKeep Pack said:
How do you take another pack' food?
You have to come across a den in explore and the pack is chosen at random but you can only take food/relics from a certain allegiance
Lightbringer can take from Darkseeker, Darkseeker can take from Lightbringer, and Neutral packs can only take from other Neutral panics |
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Lightbringer
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I was wondering about the food thing. My friend is offline and her wolves are really low on food and water. Is there a way I can feed them? |
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Neutral
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This is a very cute and considerate question but no, unfortunately. The best you can do is gift food to her but even then the wolves won't automatically eat it and will still be hungry/thirsty until she comes back online and manually feeds them.
That said though, being hungry/thirsty doesn't affect the wolves at all aside from being a bit grumpy (pack happiness is lower when wolves aren't fed/watered which means they regain health points more slowly.) |
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