RequiemsRose replied to I'm New Trying To Get Wolf Armor November 28, 2021 @ 12:45:48 am PST
If you don't end up getting help with it, I can at least offer tips.
You can take them on with upgraded troll or iron armor without getting one shot, so as long as you aren't trying to get wolf armor long before you are meant to, you should be successful. Hunt during the day, the werewolves and stronger wolves come out at night. They can out-stamina you if you try to run when you are already using stamina just to maneuver around the mountains sometimes. I find it easiest to parry or block and attack directly, I've died more to running from wolves than I have from fighting them outright, but hey, a stamina mead doesn't hurt either. Always make sure you are rested, you recover better and all you need to bring that back up is about 30 seconds sitting next to a campfire, better shelters are just safer and give it for longer. Worth noting that wolves also don't jump, so there's the potential of using that rocky terrain to your advantage. Last but not least, a smaller mountain might actually be better if you are specifically hunting the wolves, they can still spawn but you are far less likely to encounter other mountain mobs like the golems or drakes which can make your overall hunt easier. You might still need larger mountains for other resources but you can stock up on the wolf materials separately if you wanted to.
You can take them on with upgraded troll or iron armor without getting one shot, so as long as you aren't trying to get wolf armor long before you are meant to, you should be successful. Hunt during the day, the werewolves and stronger wolves come out at night. They can out-stamina you if you try to run when you are already using stamina just to maneuver around the mountains sometimes. I find it easiest to parry or block and attack directly, I've died more to running from wolves than I have from fighting them outright, but hey, a stamina mead doesn't hurt either. Always make sure you are rested, you recover better and all you need to bring that back up is about 30 seconds sitting next to a campfire, better shelters are just safer and give it for longer. Worth noting that wolves also don't jump, so there's the potential of using that rocky terrain to your advantage. Last but not least, a smaller mountain might actually be better if you are specifically hunting the wolves, they can still spawn but you are far less likely to encounter other mountain mobs like the golems or drakes which can make your overall hunt easier. You might still need larger mountains for other resources but you can stock up on the wolf materials separately if you wanted to.
9:13 am, November 28, 2021