Wolf

Base health

80

Faction

Mountain Monsters

Walk speed

5

Run speed

8

Swim speed

2

Stagger threshold factor

0.5

Nominal taming time (seconds)

1800

Fed duration (seconds)

600

Pregnancy duration (seconds)

60

Local population ceiling

4

Partner range (m)

3

Population check range (m)

10

Spawn attempts also check population, environment, position and player/world state; an attempt chance is not the chance of encountering a creature.

Spawn attempts also check population, environment, position and player/world state; an attempt chance is not the chance of encountering a creature.

Spawn attempts also check population, environment, position and player/world state; an attempt chance is not the chance of encountering a creature.

Authored base values. Creature level, world/player modifiers, projectile effects and hit conditions can change damage. These values are not DPS.

Identical authored gameplay configurations share one table. Disabled children, conditional activation, live state and the linked mechanics can change whether these values apply; these are not measured outcomes.

Taming progresses only while the creature is fed, unalerted and actively updated in the world. The configured duration is not guaranteed wall-clock time.

Breeding also checks hunger, alert state, partners and nearby population. A pregnancy roll parameter alone is not a per-minute breeding rate.

Creature food matching uses shared item names. Consumption searches on its interval, moves within consume range, turns within twenty degrees and removes one item before callbacks. A satiated tame creature skips the new search. Pheromone flee effects match the target creature shared name. Sleep checks separate configured wake range, sleep delay, pursuit and noise. Animals flee sensed targets, can avoid fire and clear danger after their safety timer. Structure priority/random-target flags are distinct AI inputs. HavePath requires a complete native navmesh path; ordinary GetPath may accept partial paths unless their endpoints are under terrain.

Selection mode: character drop. Entry weights are relative weights, not percentages. Min/max are authored bounds; level and resource modifiers have separate rules.