How on earth do I post wolf Images...?? I did it once but I forgot how, does anyone know?

(and is this where I post it-?)

@Wildsinger You can definitely use this thread for these types of questions.This is how you do it:

1. Copy the following code into your post: {Wolf(Id number)}
2. Replace the "Id number" in the code with your wolf's ID number (NOTE: you must either type in the ID manually or copy it from the URL of their page; copy/pasting the ID next to their name doesn't work for some reason).

@Vaati I think this would be better placed in the suggestions forum. Folks can't really provide answers towards reasons behind game design choices or priorities and such. I definitely agree this should be a thing tho - I refuse to buy apparen because of the risk it not looking the way I'd like!

@Gaia

Thank you for the reply. I actually just found a workaround for this so nevermind, I'm good aha.

On another note, you can copy+paste the wolf ID for the {Wolf(ID NUMBER)} code from their page, by the way. You just have to paste it without formatting. On Mac, that's CMD+SHIFT+V. I'm not sure about the Windows equivalent admittedly, but what messes up the code from working is if it has any span tags around it (formatting that gets pasted along with it) because then it doesn't register as the Lorwolf code properly, if that makes sense.

You can also double-check to see if span tags are messing it up by hitting the "Code View" option and taking them out manually that way, as well.

EDIT: Oh, and if you copy from the actual URL it doesn't paste formatting because there is no formatting in the URL iteration of the ID. That's why that one works with normal paste, vs. the one on the page next to their name does not (and therefore requires no-formatting paste).

Sorry if this has already been asked! I read a solid chunk of pages but didn't see anything

I had a successful wild wolf encounter but the wolf isn't actually in my den like it said it would be? Should I be looking for it somewhere else?

Thank you in advance!

@BeastOfAurora It should be in your den - in the first empty spot that was available. If you were unlucky enough to have a completely full den when you had this successful encounter, I am afraid the wolf is poofed. It just disappears into the ether and there's no way to get it back. Whenever you go campaigning, make sure you have at least one empty spot in your den, to avoid this issue.

Welp back with another question haha