Narwolf

Narwolves are one of the most well-known natural predators of the Polarium dense forests. They hunt in large packs, looking for anything to eat. Polarium offers a wide variety of potential food source for these wolves in the form of rather small animals. This creates for the wolves a constant need for movement and hunting, though they are highly territorial. Narwolves have proven their intelligence to the native Polarians, and are marked as a beast all should stay away from. The creatures have a fair level of intelligence, and won't attack any humans so long as the wolves feel their territory or food source is not in jeopardy. These wolves will however show no mercy against any human who dares cross the line of moving too far into a designated Narwolf zone.


The creatures number in the hundreds, and are distributed widely throughout Polarium, seen in no other countries. They are larger than all other wolf species, though they have no special, unusual, or magical abilities.

Basic Information

Anatomy

The Narwolf is most similar in structure and nature to the Mackenzie Valley wolf, though Narwolves are more aggressive and territorial in nature. Narwolves are also 30% larger on average to their parent ancestors, making them the most fierce natural hunters in all of Polarium.

Ecology and Habitats

Narwolves tend to prefer the dense forests of Polarium, which provide a rich source of food, often from small rodents rather than larger game.

Scientific Name

Canis lupus Dirosis

Origin/Ancestry

A subspecies of the Mackenzie Valley wolf

Geographic Distribution

• Polarium