Thanks! Very sorry about my mess-ups, I am still learning the ropes of the forums. So yes, redirection is helpful! I will probably scour forum rules a bit more before posting, especially for individual threads.

Okay. I admit. Half of my original interest was because I liked the color red. You could probably tell just by looking at some of my older wolves in 2.7, that I liked red. Let's just say I abused the coloring sliders quite a bit. Ignoring that, red wolves are actually fascinating! They are EXTREMELY...

I feel an episode in which you simply play as a pack member would be interesting. NPC work would get slightly complicated for this, but I also feel it would be a doable and realistic episode. Let me explain. Some wolves, for one reason or another, don't leave their pack, or they replace one half of ...

Might I suggest one of my more recent readings: A Wolf Called Romeo, by Nick Jans. It is an account of the years a wild black wolf had innumerable friendly interactions with the people and dogs of Juneau, Alaska. In between events is a heaping of knowledge and research that is rather interesting. In...

Somehow I find out about this through a forum post from two years ago. I suppose it is natural and all, but it doesn't change the fact that this was one of the wolves I obsessively researched in my spare time, this interest heightened by the fact that this wolf lived in the corner of the country I h...

Thanks, I indeed will! Still sort of figuring out the forums, so sorry for posting in topics that don't exactly fit. I will look more into what fits and what does not in the future!

Might I also suggest my current reading: A Wolf Called Romeo, by Nick Jans. It is an account of the years a wild black wolf had innumerable friendly interactions with the people and dogs of Juneau, Alaska. In between events is a heaping of knowledge and research that is rather interesting. In it is ...