Emo's wolf pack.
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Thread Topic: Emo's wolf pack.
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Hi. Welcome to my wolf pack.
Delta: A Delta is knowing as a third in command, they are below the Alphas and Betas but are higher up in the rankings than other wolves. Deltas usually take control of the spars and training when the Betas or Alphas are too busy to do so.
Alpha: A wolf pack is just another name for a family of wolves. ... The pack leaders are the alpha male and female. These two animals are dominant over all the other wolves in the pack. The alpha male and female are the only wolves that breed and produce pups in the pack, and they also get to eat first at kills.
Eta: Eta (2-8) - There are at least two in a pack. The Eta are the warriors of the pack. They are led by the Zeta or the Epsilon during skirmishes and wars. Although they will take orders from the Alpha or other higher ranks if given, the Alphas above all. (Warriors).
Omega: They do hunt with the rest of the pack. During a fight between rival neighboring wolf packs, the omega wolf fights as well. ... While in fact, the omega wolf often is one of the most important peacemakers and often takes the initiative in playing, which helps to ease tensions in the pack.
Luna: Their mate is called Luna, kind of like the 'Queen' of the pack if the Alphas are the 'King' The Alpha wolf is the first ranking individual within the dominance hierarchy. They show commitment and loyalty to the pack, also acting as a discipliner to reinforce the mate’s decisions.
Zeta: Zeta (1-3) - The war general of the pack. They take direct orders from the Alpha in case of a war. The Alpha may be the one to declare war, but the Zeta leads the army and plan the war plans. They also train new recruits for the position as an Eta and Eta or more to take his or her place in the future.
Beta: The beta wolf in a pack is basically the second in command in the pack. If the Alpha wolf dies, the beta is either challenged for leadership or is automatically made Alpha, the leader of the pack. The beta carries out the orders of the alpha. There is usually a beta female and males like there are alphas.
Alphas
2 per pack (1 male, 1 female)
Alphas are the lead wolves of the packs, and a pack
must have at least One Alpha wolf. If there is an Alpha
pair, they may become mates. If an order is given by an
Alpha, that order is followed. End of story. Any wolf who
questions the Alpha's choice is open to the Alpha's wrath,
should the Alpha decide to be vengeful. It is the Alpha
pair's responsibility to look after their pack. All Alphas
have a lot of responsibility and are asked to keep up and
interact with their pack as much as possible. Try not to
skip out on pack howls and don't let that pack board fall
into disrepair, please!
Betas
2 per pack (1 male, 1 female)
The Betas have the second-highest ranking in a wolf pack.
Betas can breed between each other (only within their pack)
and can have puppies only if they get permission from their
Alpha(s). The job of the Betas is to serve as an advisor/
helper to the Alpha(s) exclusively, and to help them greet
newcomers to the pack.
Delta
1 per pack (male or female)
The Deltas are essential to the pack. They act as mediators
(e.g. helping to resolve disagreements), messengers (taking
messages between pack members or between packs) and
counselors (helping pack members with any troubles they
might have). Deltas, if given permission by the Alpha(s),
may also greet newcomers on the borders should things get
too hectic for the Alphas and Betas. Being a Delta is a lot
of work, but it's also a lot of fun. Deltas love to start
group howls and play when they're not working, and as a
Delta it is your job also to help newcomers feel at home
in their new pack. If you are going to be a semi-inactive
player, or elusive online, then becoming a Delta is not
the job for you.
Gamma
1 per pack (male or female)
The job of a Gamma is that of a pack protector if you
will. The Gammas are responsible for making sure that
everything is safe in their pack's territory and that
there are no dangers to their pack. Gamma should try
and meet with other pack members every so often to report
and make sure that nothing's wrong, and if something IS
wrong, they should either try and solve it as a group or
notify the highest-ranking wolf available at the time.
Gammas are generally elusive and not seen as much as
some other members of the pack, but their role is very
important.
Packmate
1 per pack (male or female)
A miscellaneous rank for the wolf that was not seen fit
to hold other positions by the Alpha just yet. This is
generally the rank given to newcomers, and the wolves
here are promoted later as the Alphas and Betas see fit.
Packmates just sort of "float", helping out here and
there but not having a specific purpose. Packmates are
usually playful and friendly, loving to romp about in
all their free time, etc.
Omega
1 per pack (male or female)
An Omega is the lowest ranking member in a wolf pack.
The Omega has a lot of spare time and usually goes
hungry for food if there is a food shortage. But it
is not all bad being an Omega, all the free time you
have on your paws lets you get into a bit of fun and
you can get up to a lot of mischievous while the other
pack members are out hunting or looking after their
pups. -
Emo, you can't steal my sheet!
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I gave you credit. UwU
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But what about my pack?
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This can be my alts pack.....
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Okay..
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