Check this for rules and the map:
https://wolfquest.fandom.com/wiki/Use...

2.7 Challenge
Played on Accurate, accelerated. Slough Creek. Played on Fast graphics (no custom).

For an extra challenge, try using the keys to look around instead of the mouse. You can zoom in and out with keys 9 and 8.

Your wolf:

Must have a classic coat, with no modern modifications (ears, tails, eyes, teeth).
Your primary howl must be the same as your secondary, and be one of the classic howls.
Can't have perks.
Health stat must remain at 0. Other stats can be shifted at will.
Must choose one of the 3 original dens (#2, 3, 4 on my map)

One hex, as soon as territory quest is over. Mark the other 14 barely past 50%.
Stay within classic map perimeters. (allowed to exit it when claiming territory)
You're only allowed to hunt adult elk, moose, and hares. Bull elk and moose must be hunted with company (3+ players). Herding allowed, but keep carcasses outside of pup range (they're not allowed to eat from them).
Can't take chunks or carriable carcasses (not even hares).
Preferably don't bring any collectibles (items, skulls, antlers) as to keep the immersion, but it's not a hard rule.
No drinking water.
No woofing. Squeak pups if they go in. Remap your woof key to avoid accidental woofs.
No moving dens; if den floods just stay at it.
Predators MUST be bitten at least 3 times. Coyotes are encouraged to be killed.
Can sleep normally, until pups reach 15lbs. When ready to move to rendezvous, let wakefulness get to 0% before leaving den.
Pups must be carried across Slough Creek. They can't swim. If they fall out of your mouth, pick them back up and get back to land.
Must move to rendezvous site #29. Game is won once rendezvous site is claimed.




Super fun challenge we've been meaning to film for a while! The awful camera was my favorite part. You're free to play without it, but I think it adds to the vibes