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Life and Death and Beavers (v1.0.7 Released!)

Today we are releasing the next big update of WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition, with three new features — Age Perks, Ironwolf, and Beavers — plus dozens of smaller improvements and bugfixes. Get an overview in the devblog video and then dive in and try them for yourself! Many thanks to all the beta testers who provided essential feedback over the past weeks. We really appreciate your help! The game will update itself automatically via Steam or the WolfQuest game launcher. Learn more about these new features in the WolfQuest Knowledge Base: Age Perks: https://support.wolfquest.org/help/ag... Ironwolf: https://support.wolfquest.org/help/ir... Beavers: https://support.wolfquest.org/help/hu... WOLFQUEST UPDATE 1.0.7 - Released on 4 May 2021 NEW: Beavers now live along the Lamar River, Slough Creek, and in the Lost River beaver pond. They are most active at dawn and dusk. When you find a beaver trail, follow the tutorial tip to lie in wait and (hopefully) ambush one. (More info in Game Help: Hunting Beavers) Age Perks system offers a selection of physical, clout, and wisdom bonuses for each year of your wolf's life. Once a year, you have the option to advance your wolf in age by one year and select from a new set of perks. On your birthday (in April, just before your pups are born) you will be presented with the Age Perks menu, where you can view all of the Age Perks available at each age. You can select up to three new Age Perks if you wish to advance to the next age. If you advance through the years, your final choice will be whether to advance to age eight, which will make your wolf an Elder Wolf who, at some point, will die. (More info in Game Help: Age Perks) Ironwolf mode: In the real world, wolves are one false move or unlucky kick away from death. Now you too can live life on the edge by choosing Ironwolf mode when creating a wolf. This is a hardcore mode for players who really want to live the life of a wild wolf. Ironwolves have only one save, and upon dying will be permanently dead. (More info in Game Help: Ironwolf) New "Reminisce" mode: After an Elder Wolf dies, older saved games (from before age eight) use this mode so you can revisit your mate and pups and relive memories, but you cannot save your game. Read the complete patch notes in the Knowledge Base: https://support.wolfquest.org/help/pa...