Originally posted by Skylar:

Originally posted by retsam1:

Again its rng. If you also happen to be doing it on a shallow mountain and not a large one, you might want to consider a better mountain just for the number of potential spawn points.

But again its just random.

True, Im going to move deeper into this mountain, its a pretty big one and ive only searched a bit of it. Thank you :)

My play style tends to be seed hopping style. I have 1 boss trophy hanging server. Then I have 1 seed for one specific biome (difficulty tier if you will) farming and exploration. I have then another seed for specifically fighting the boss of that teir/biome(usually easily accessible).

Thus I've tamed wolves across multiple seeds and my experience has been that its very random in when how they'll spawn except that to date I've never has one spawn as just a lone wolf. Not to say it couldnt happen as I believe its a dice roll on spawn at night.

Most have been 2-4 spawns of wolves. Some of the spawn spots also have been in rotation with(and not with) the night spawning werewolves too. I think (again could be wrong) that the devs set specific spawn table types(ie rotation of single multiple werewolve) or other combinations there of. It makes sense as you can also see this with locations that are specific to boars and ones that are able to rotate between boars necks etc and depending on conditions(like there are more neck spawns/respawns during storms).

All in all its just being patient. Good thing is you just need to get one and breed it with your other wolf/wolves until you get a second 2 star to exclusively do 2's only.

All in all patience is one of the key's to Valheim.