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HarveyPekar (talk | contribs) (Created page with "right|300x300px '''Wolves''' are a race of beast found throughout Baldur's Gate 3. These fearsome canines can be found in a wide variety of contexts, from enemies to allies. == Overview == {{Q|Furtive pack animals roaming the wilderness, wolves are wary of attacking creatures unless driven to ferocity by territorialism or hunger.|author=in-game racial description}} === Interactions === Non-hostile, non-summoned wolves can be talked...") |
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== Notable wolves == | == Notable wolves == | ||
* [[Silver]] | * [[Silver]] | ||
* [[D'hak]] and [[Ur'uth]] | * [[D'hak]] and [[Ur'uth]] | ||
* [[Bloodfang]] | |||
* [[Silvermist]] | |||
[[Category: Beasts]] | [[Category: Beasts]] | ||
[[Category: Non-playable races]] | [[Category: Non-playable races]] | ||
Revision as of 02:53, 17 June 2024
Wolves are a race of beast found throughout Baldur's Gate 3. These fearsome canines can be found in a wide variety of contexts, from enemies to allies.
Overview
| “ | Furtive pack animals roaming the wilderness, wolves are wary of attacking creatures unless driven to ferocity by territorialism or hunger. |
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| — in-game racial description |
Interactions
Non-hostile, non-summoned wolves can be talked to using 
. Beastmaster characters can summon an allied wolf using 
. Druid characters can transform into a wolf using 
.