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Timber Moon Pack
Wolves of the World

Faoladh Twins

  • The Sounds of Battle

  • Ceartúchán

    • Size: 4'8" Paw to shoulder
    • Length: 7' Snout to tail
    • Weight: 125lbs
    • Fur: Reddish-brown with a black stripe along the spine.
    • Eyes: Striking blue eyes, his color can appear differently depending on lighting, or if night or day.
    • Paw size: 6" Long
    • Skull size: 12" Long
    • Run Speed: 42 Mph

  • Physical Description

    In the rolling grasslands of Ireland, there is a creature that walks among the shadows, feared and revered by those who know of it. The Faoladh, an ancient wolf thought to be extinct, has long, slender legs that seem almost too delicate for its powerful frame. These legs are adapted for running and jumping, allowing them to move with incredible speed and grace through the grassy plains.

    The wolf's most striking feature is undoubtedly its large, sensitive ears. These can rotate independently to help the wolf detect prey and predators alike, making it an adept hunter and a formidable opponent. The fur of the Faoladh is a fiery reddish-brown or golden-orange in color, with black legs and a black mane that runs down its neck and back. The mane is made up of long, stiff hairs that can be raised to make the wolf appear larger and more intimidating to predators or rivals.

    The Faoladh's face is long and narrow, with a pointed snout and a black nose. Its teeth are specialized for eating small prey such as rodents and rabbits, making it a master of hunting in the open grasslands. Its long, thin legs are supported by large, padded paws that help it navigate through the rough terrain of its habitat.

    The Faoladh wolf is a beautiful and unique wolf that is perfectly adapted to its grassland home. Its slender legs, long mane, and sensitive ears are just a few of the physical traits that make it stand out from other canids. Those who are lucky enough to catch a glimpse of this majestic creature are left in awe of its beauty and power, and they know that they have witnessed something truly special.

  • The Sounds of Cheer

  • Ciaránán

    • Size: 4'9" Paw to Shoulder
    • Length: 7'1" Snout to Tail
    • Weight: 125lbs
    • Fur: Reddish-brown with a black stripe along the spine.
    • Eyes: A deep and intense blue
    • Skull length: 12"
    • Paw size: 6"
    • Run Speed: 40 Mph

  • Physical Description

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    The Faoladh, a mysterious and once thought-to-be-extinct Irish Wolf, possesses striking physical features that set it apart from its counterparts. With its long, slender legs, it is uniquely designed for running and jumping, allowing it to chase down prey or flee from danger with unparalleled speed and agility.

    The wolf's most distinctive trait, however, is its large, sensitive ears that are capable of rotating independently. This incredible adaptation enables the Faoladh to detect the slightest sounds, making it an expert at tracking both prey and predators alike.

    The Faoladh's beautiful coat is a sight to behold, with its reddish-brown or golden-orange color that shimmers in the sunlight. The wolf's black legs and mane, which run down its neck and back, provide a striking contrast to the rest of its body. The mane is made up of long, stiff hairs that can be raised to intimidate predators or rival wolves.

    Its long, narrow face and pointed snout, along with its specialized teeth for hunting small prey, make the Faoladh a formidable predator in the grasslands and scrublands it inhabits. Its long, thin legs and large, padded paws allow it to navigate through the terrain with ease and grace