Post by Bonbon on Mar 27, 2010 4:40:13 GMT -5
1. Hierarchy
You must obey the hierarchy in the pack! If you do not, you are likely to get in a battle with the alpha male and/or beta male. If you're not sure what these are, read the "Rules (a must read)" thread.
2. Don't Leave
Leaving your pack for another would be the stupidest thing you could do at this time! With dragons flying about everywhere, you can only leave your pack for a short time and with permission and place from your Alpha. If you are found to leave without the Alpha's permission (you can just message them, not actually make a post where you go to the Alpha), you'll get a warning. If you do this again, you'll get kicked out of the pack. Finding another pack is a one in a million chance.
3. Fighting Dragons
It's a stupid idea, but if you ever find yourself in a place where you have to fight a dragon, run. If it's not an option (other dragons guarding?), the rules are the same. But the chance of you winning is not. Most adult dragons have at least three times the strength of adult wolves.
You must obey the hierarchy in the pack! If you do not, you are likely to get in a battle with the alpha male and/or beta male. If you're not sure what these are, read the "Rules (a must read)" thread.
2. Don't Leave
Leaving your pack for another would be the stupidest thing you could do at this time! With dragons flying about everywhere, you can only leave your pack for a short time and with permission and place from your Alpha. If you are found to leave without the Alpha's permission (you can just message them, not actually make a post where you go to the Alpha), you'll get a warning. If you do this again, you'll get kicked out of the pack. Finding another pack is a one in a million chance.
3. Fighting Dragons
It's a stupid idea, but if you ever find yourself in a place where you have to fight a dragon, run. If it's not an option (other dragons guarding?), the rules are the same. But the chance of you winning is not. Most adult dragons have at least three times the strength of adult wolves.