Pets: Wolf and Fenrir

Basics

Starting from level 15, each player can get their first pet — a wolf. This cute little animal will become your loyal companion and reliable comrade. Call it during levelling to share the experience, and do not forget to feed it. The cute puppy will eventually turn into a formidable battle wolf.

Before you get a wolf, estimate the costs of levelling it up:

• The wolf takes 35% of the owner's experience, which will slow down the character's progress
• The wolf will eventually fall behind in level, resulting in an experience gain penalty that will widen the gap even further. To prevent this, you’ll need to spend extra time on certain levels or use another character to help the wolf catch up.
• To effectively use a wolf in battle, you must buy good equipment

So, you've considered the pros and cons and decided — the wolf is essential. Life without it feels empty, hollow, and without meaning. Now, you have two options: purchase a collar from someone, or earn it by completing a quest.

If your finances allow, head to the market. Remember that a collar or necklace will display the wolf’s level, not its name. When buying a wolf, there is a chance you’ll end up with a pet bearing an unfortunate nickname. To avoid this, ask the seller to summon the wolf so you can check its name before finalising the purchase.

If your pocket is empty, then it's time to go to Gludin to NPC Martin Pet Manager , to get the quest Get a Pet from him.

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Pet controls

Summon and unsummon

To summon the wolf, click on the collar or necklace in the character's inventory or the skill panel. You can't call the pet if the character is in combat or other creatures are summoned.

You can unsummon a pet by an action in the pet window. If the character leaves the game, the wolf is recalled automatically, except when the pet is dead.

Controls

Feeding

A wolf is a living creature and, like any living organism, wants to eat. When the hunger indicator drops below 50%, the wolf becomes hungry and cannot be recalled. A hungry wolf runs and attacks more slowly, and if the hunger indicator drops to zero, the wolf will die and disappear forever. To prevent this, do not forget to feed your pet.

Wolf food is sold by the NPC Pet Manager in every city. Drag the purchased food into the wolf's inventory, and it will eat it when the hunger indicator drops below 55%. You can also feed the wolf manually if it is very hungry. To do this, click on the food in the wolf's inventory. You can place the food on the skill bar to simplify the manual feeding process.

Inventory management

Pets have inventory to store equipment, food, and various items. However, some consumables — soul shots, spirit shots, arrows, and others cannot be stored there. In other words, you can’t use your wolf as an extra backpack.

You can place healing potions in your wolf’s inventory to keep it healthy during combat. However, the wolf won’t use them automatically — you must assign them to the skill bar or keep the pet inventory window open to use them manually. The same applies to antidotes and potions that boost movement or attack speed.

Equipment

If a pet escapes from its owner due to hunger or death, all equipment will move to the character's warehouse.

Levelling

In the chronicles from Prelude to Interlude, the wolf gains experience if it attacks a monster. Starting with the Kamael, the wolf may not participate in battle. Now it gains a fixed percentage of experience.

If there is no penalty for the difference in levels, the wolf receives 35% of the owner's experience when killing a monster or raid boss. Experience for completing quests is not counted for pets.

There is no penalty due to the difference in levels if the wolf is not older than 10 and younger than 5 levels relative to the owner's level. In other cases, the proportions of experience sharing between the pet and the owner change.

Experience penalty due to difference in levels between Wolf and owner

Level difference = Character level — Wolf level
Level difference		Character experience (%)	Wolf Experience (%)
-19		30,53	69,47
-18		33,73	66,27
-17		36,93	63,07
-16		40,13	59,87
-15		42,99	57,01
-14		45,69	54,31
-13		48,28	51,72
-12		50,74	49,26
-11		63,25	36,75
-10		65	35
-9		65	35
-8		65	35
-7		65	35
-6		65	35
-5		65	35
-4		65	35
-3		65	35
-2		65	35
-1		65	35
0		65	35
+1		65	35
+2		65	35
+3		65	35
+4		65	35
+5		65	35
+6		68,18	31,82
+7		71,08	28,92
+8		72,66	27,34
+9		74,24	25,76
+10		75,82	24,18
+11		77,4	22,6
+12		78,98	21,02
+13		80,56	19,44
+14		82,14	17,86
+15		83,72	16,28
+16		85,30	14,70
+17		86,88	13,12
+18		88,46	11,54
+19		90,04	9,96
+20		91,62	8,38
+21		92,35	7,65
+22		93,07	6,93
+23		93,80	6,20
+24		94,53	5,47
+25		95,26	4,74
+26		96,00	4,00
+27		96,72	3,28

Experience penalty due to level difference between Great Wolf/Fenrir and owner

Level difference = Character level — Wolf level
Level difference		Character experience (%)	Wolf Experience (%)
-30		7,13	92,87
-29		11,55	88,45
-28		15,76	84,24
-27		19,78	80,22
-26		23,60	76,40
-25		27,23	72,77
-24		30,70	69,30
-23		34,00	66,00
-22		37,14	62,86
-21		40,13	59,87
-20		42,98	57,02
-19		45,70	54,30
-18		48,29	51,71
-17		50,75	49,25
-16		53,09	46,91
-15		55,33	44,67
-14		57,45	42,55
-13		59,48	40,52
-12		61,41	38,59
-11		63,25	36,75
-10		65	35
-9		65	35
-8		65	35
-7		65	35
-6		65	35
-5		65	35
-4		65	35
-3		65	35
-2		65	35
-1		65	35
0		65	35
+1		65	35
+2		65	35
+3		65	35
+4		65	35
+5		65	35
+6		68,18	31,82
+7		71,07	28,93
+8		73,70	26,30
+9		76,09	23,91
+10		78,26	21,74
+11		80,24	19,76
+12		82,04	17,69
+13		83,67	16,33
+14		85,75	14,85
+15		86,50	13,50
+16		87,78	12,27
+17		88,85	11,15
+18		89,86	10,14
+19		90,78	9,22
+20		91,62	8,38
+21		92,38	7,62
+22		93,07	6,93
+23		93,70	6,30
+24		94,53	5,47
+25		94,27	5,73
+26		94,79	5,21
+27		94,79	5,21
+28		94,79	5,21
+29		94,79	5,21
+30		94,79	5,21

The amount of experience required for a Wolf, Great Wolf, Fenrir to gain a level

Level	Amount of experience
1	0
2	636
3	798
4	1 236
5	2 158
6	3 836
7	6 598
8	10 836
9	16 998
10	25 596
11	37 198
12	52 436
13	71 998
14	96 636
15	127 158
16	164 436
17	209 398
18	263 036
19	326 398
20	400 596
21	486 798
22	586 236
23	700 198
24	830 036
25	977 158
26	1 143 036
27	1 329 198
28	1 537 236
29	1 768 798
30	2 025 596
31	2 309 398
32	2 622 036
33	2 965 398
34	3 341 436
35	3 752 158
36	4 199 636
37	4 685 998
38	5 213 436
39	5 784 198
40	6 400 596
41	7 064 998
42	7 779 836
43	8 547 598
44	9 370 836
45	10 252 158
46	11 194 236
47	12 199 798
48	13 271 636
49	14 412 598
50	15 625 596
51	17 557 599
52	19 606 656
53	21 777 399
54	24 074 556
55	26 502 939
56	33 396 358
57	40 719 633
58	48 491 891
59	56 732 791
60	65 462 531
61	79 321 513
62	93 976 809
63	109 461 198
64	125 808 307
65	143 052 622
66	167 288 455
67	192 816 009
68	219 684 778
69	247 945 453
70	277 649 936
71	308 851 355
72	349 792 255
73	401 331 711
74	464 372 727
75	539 863 523
76	628 798 847
77	752 905 791
78	893 543 783
79	1 051 886 878
80	1 229 161 733
81	1 821 623 559
82	2 027 774 875
83	2 242 865 720
84	2 467 177 180
85	2 700 995 994
86	2 944 614 605
87	3 198 331 215

Evolution

The evolution to Great Wolf (available at level 55) was introduced in the Kamael update, while the upgrade to Fenrir (at level 70) was added in the Hellbound.

To evolve your pet, speak with any Pet Manager and select the "Evolve Pet" option in the dialogue. Before proceeding, summon your wolf and remove all items from its inventory. Also, ensure that you have only one wolf collar in your inventory.

Death, Resurrection and Disappearance

Like any living creature, a wolf can die. If it does, it will remain at the location of its death and cannot be recalled if the owner logs out. However, if you use a teleport scroll, the wolf will travel with you. There are several ways to resurrect a pet:

• Resurrection Lv. 1
• Scroll of Resurrection NG
• Blessed Scroll of Resurrection NG
• Blessed Scroll of Resurrection for Pets NG

If you are not a healer and want to level up your wolf as quickly as possible, your best option is Blessed Scroll of Resurrection for Pets NG , which restores 100% of your pet’s lost experience. This scroll can be purchased from the Priests of Dawn and Dusk for 6 000 Ancient Adena.

If you do not watch your pet, it can run away forever. That happens in two cases:

• The wolf was not resurrected within 24 hours of death (7 days on MasterWork)
• Hunger indicator dropped to zero (more than 7 days in a hungry state on MasterWork)

In these cases, the wolf's collar or necklace disappears from the character's inventory. All items that were in the pet's inventory will move to the character's warehouse.

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Wolf (Level 15 ~ 55)

On MasterWork, the Wolf has an experience rate corresponding to its level. For example, for the first stage, the EXP rate corresponds to the level 1-29 rate x3, level 30-51 rate x1. Based on this:

• A level 29 character will receive "base experience from the monster * rate x3 * 0.65 (owner's share)
• Wolf level 30 will get "base exp from monster * rate x1 * 0.35 (pet share)

Wolf level 15-55 stats

Level	HP	MP	P.Atk.	P.Def.	M.Atk	M.Def.	Accuracy	Evasion
15	195	95	13	28	3	17	52	47
16	208	100	15	29	3	17	53	48
17	223	106	15	29	3	18	54	49
18	238	111	16	31	4	19	55	50
19	254	117	18	32	4	20	56	51
20	270	122	19	32	4	20	57	52
21	287	131	19	34	6	22	58	53
22	305	139	21	35	6	22	59	54
23	324	148	22	35	7	24	60	55
24	343	157	25	37	8	26	61	56
25	364	165	27	38	9	26	62	57
26	385	174	28	40	9	27	63	58
27	406	183	30	41	10	28	64	59
28	429	192	33	42	11	29	65	60
29	453	201	35	43	12	31	66	61
30	477	210	38	45	13	31	67	62
31	502	220	40	46	15	33	68	63
32	528	229	43	48	17	34	69	64
33	554	238	46	50	18	35	70	65
34	582	248	50	51	19	37	71	66
35	610	257	53	53	22	39	72	67
36	639	267	57	55	23	40	73	68
37	669	278	60	56	26	41	74	69
38	700	286	65	58	27	43	75	70
39	731	296	69	60	30	44	76	71
40	763	306	74	61	32	46	77	72
41	796	323	78	63	34	48	78	73
42	830	339	83	65	37	50	79	74
43	864	356	88	67	40	50	80	75
44	899	373	94	69	42	52	81	76
45	935	390	99	71	47	54	82	77
46	971	408	106	72	50	57	83	78
47	1008	425	112	74	53	59	84	79
48	1045	443	118	76	57	59	85	80
49	1084	460	125	78	61	61	86	81
50	1122	478	133	82	65	64	87	82
51	1161	496	141	84	69	66	88	83
52	1201	514	148	86	74	68	89	84
53	1240	532	156	88	79	70	90	85
54	1281	551	164	90	84	73	91	86
55	1321	569	191	92	89	73	92	87

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Great wolf (Level 55 ~ 70)

Along with evolution, the Great Wolf gains new skills:

Great Wolf 55-70 stats

Level	HP	MP	P.Atk.	P.Def.	M.Atk	M.Def.	Accuracy	Evasion
55	3489	512	335	159	216	300	92	87
56	3596	529	351	165	228	309	93	88
57	3705	546	371	169	241	317	94	89
58	3813	562	389	173	256	327	95	90
59	3922	580	408	179	271	335	96	91
60	4031	597	429	183	286	345	97	92
61	4141	614	449	189	302	353	98	93
62	4250	631	471	193	318	363	99	94
63	4358	649	492	199	335	371	100	95
64	4466	667	515	203	353	381	101	96
65	4574	684	537	207	370	390	102	97
66	4681	702	559	213	389	400	103	98
67	4787	720	584	218	408	411	104	99
68	4892	738	608	224	426	420	105	100
69	4995	756	631	224	447	430	106	101
70	5098	775	656	233	467	439	108	103

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Fenrir (Level 70 ~ 86)

Fenrir's levelling speed is no different from that of the Great Wolf. He receives 35% of the experience from his master's. The experience penalty for the difference in levels is described in the levelling section.

Fenrir level 70-86 stats

Level	HP	MP	P.Atk.	P.Def.	M.Atk	M.Def.	Accuracy	Evasion
70	5098	775	656	233	467	439	108	103
71	5198	793	681	240	487	450	110	105
72	5297	812	705	244	508	459	112	107
73	5394	830	730	251	530	468	114	109
74	5489	849	755	255	552	479	116	111
75	5582	868	782	260	573	489	118	113
76	5672	887	805	265	596	489	120	115
77	5760	906	830	272	618	509	122	117
78	5845	925	855	277	640	519	126	121
79	5928	945	880	282	662	528	128	123
80	6007	964	906	287	685	538	130	126
81	6083	965	930	292	709	548	133	128
82	6156	966	954	297	730	558	135	130
83	6225	986	978	302	755	568	137	132
84	6291	969	1002	307	777	577	139	135
85	6354	970	1025	313	798	587	141	137
86	6412	1083	1047	318	821	598	144	139

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Snow Wolf and Fenrir (Level 55 ~ 86)

The snow version of the wolf is different from the common one:

• Can be ridden starting at level 55
• P. and M. Defense increased by 10%
• Snow Fenrir at level 70 gets a new skill Wolf Howl Lv. 1 — Decreases P. Atk./ M. Atk. of nearby enemies. Decreases P. Atk. and M. Atk. of nearby enemies by 23%

Stats of Giant Snow Wolf level 55-70

Level	HP	MP	P.Atk.	P.Def.	M.Atk	M.Def.	Accuracy	Evasion
55	3489	512	335	175	216	301	92	87
56	3596	529	351	181	228	339	93	88
57	3705	546	371	186	249	317	94	89
58	3813	562	389	191	256	359	95	90
59	3922	580	408	196	271	369	96	91
60	4031	597	429	202	286	379	97	92
61	4141	614	449	207	302	389	98	93
62	4250	631	471	212	318	400	99	94
63	4358	649	492	218	335	410	100	95
64	4466	667	515	223	353	419	101	96
65	4574	684	537	229	370	429	102	97
66	4681	702	559	235	389	440	103	98
67	4787	720	584	240	408	451	104	99
68	4892	738	608	246	426	462	105	100
69	4995	756	631	252	447	437	106	101
70	5098	775	656	257	467	484	107	102

Snow Fenrir Level 70-86 Stats

Level	HP	MP	P.Atk.	P.Def.	M.Atk	M.Def.	Accuracy	Evasion
70	5098	775	656	257	467	484	108	103
71	5198	793	681	264	487	495	110	105
72	5297	812	705	262	508	504	112	107
73	5394	830	730	275	530	516	114	109
74	5489	849	755	281	552	527	116	111
75	5582	868	782	287	573	537	118	113
76	5672	887	805	293	596	549	120	115
77	5760	906	830	298	618	560	122	117
78	5845	925	855	303	640	570	126	121
79	5928	945	880	310	662	582	128	123
80	6007	964	906	316	685	592	130	126
81	6083	965	930	323	709	604	133	128
82	6156	966	954	328	730	615	135	130
83	6225	986	978	333	755	625	137	132
84	6291	969	1002	339	777	637	139	135
85	6354	970	1025	344	798	648	141	137
86	6412	1083	1047	351	821	658	141	137

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Wolf quest

1. Talk to NPC Martin Pet Manager . He tells you that a pet is a big responsibility, you need to pass tests and prove your seriousness of intentions to get a tame wolf.

2. The first test is to reduce the spider population. You must get 50 fangs to complete it. Items do not drop from every monster!

Martin Pet Manager returns Animal Slayer's 1st List NG , which specifies which monsters should be killed. For each race, the locations and monsters are different.

3. When you have collected 50 claws, return to Gludin to Martin Pet Manager . He will take the claws and send you to the second test — an interview.

Martin will give Animal Lover's List NG , with whom you need to talk and find out more information about wolves.

4. Your first target is Bella Gatekeeper in Gludio. In the pre-GoD chronicles, she could be found near the Einhasad Temple. On MasterWork, however, she resides in the central square.

5. The second target is Metty Guard at the southern gate of Dion.

6. The last person you talk to is Ellie Accessory Merchant in the Giran Jewelry store.

7. After talking to all the NPCs and collecting information about the wolves, return to Martin Pet Manager . It's time for the third test — you must pass the exam. After all, only a well-educated and responsible player is worthy of becoming the owner of a wolf.

Answer the questions correctly and get Wolf Collar NG

If you got the answer wrong, you can try again. To do this, you must talk to Bella, Matty, and Ellian and answer the questions again. Note that the questions are asked in a random order each time.

Quest for the wolf. Answers to questions

Weapons and armor for Wolf and Fenrir

Weapons (purchase)

Armor (purchase)

Jewelry (purchase)

Weapon (improvement)

Contact the Pet Manager to improve the wolf's weapon. In the dialogue, select the line "Exchange Pet equipment for high-level equipment".

Armor (improvement)

Contact the Pet Manager to upgrade your wolf's armor. In the dialogue, select the line "Exchange Pet equipment for high-level equipment".

Jewelry (improvement)

Pet jewelery upgrades have been added to MasterWork servers to improve the gaming experience.

Contact the Pet Manager to upgrade your jewelry. In the dialogue, select the line "Exchange Pet equipment for high-level equipment".