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Sept 2, 2016 12:40:23 GMT -5
Post by Ice on Sept 2, 2016 12:40:23 GMT -5
//panic mode. Ok, so...
I was taking a closer look at the current ranks, and I realized that part of it has been messed up. Everyone who is an Omega should be a Subordinate//so sorry.
Note: There should only be one Omega (maybe 2), per pack and they are looked down upon, so much that they barely get any food and usually don't go to gatherings. Sometimes they're chosen if a wolf does something wrong and needs a "time out", or prove their trust sort of thing. Or they are just no help to the pack. To sums things up, they are the lowest of lows (like pariahs)
The Subordinates within the pack make up the main body, often the rank with most full membership. These are wolves that have reached 1 year of age or above - passing their assessments or maturing from their pup position - and hold no specific rank. There may be a number of reasons for this; some wolves quite simply do not want the responsibility of holding a rank but still wish for somewhere they can call home. The roles adopted by the entire pack, such as hunter and babysitter, are magnified all the more among these members who prefer to spread themselves over a variety of vital jobs which must be served within the pack.
I'm so sorry for the confusion, but if you have a wolf who is an Omega, please change their rank to Subordinate (or Sub.)
I was taking a closer look at the current ranks, and I realized that part of it has been messed up. Everyone who is an Omega should be a Subordinate//so sorry.
Note: There should only be one Omega (maybe 2), per pack and they are looked down upon, so much that they barely get any food and usually don't go to gatherings. Sometimes they're chosen if a wolf does something wrong and needs a "time out", or prove their trust sort of thing. Or they are just no help to the pack. To sums things up, they are the lowest of lows (like pariahs)
The Subordinates within the pack make up the main body, often the rank with most full membership. These are wolves that have reached 1 year of age or above - passing their assessments or maturing from their pup position - and hold no specific rank. There may be a number of reasons for this; some wolves quite simply do not want the responsibility of holding a rank but still wish for somewhere they can call home. The roles adopted by the entire pack, such as hunter and babysitter, are magnified all the more among these members who prefer to spread themselves over a variety of vital jobs which must be served within the pack.
I'm so sorry for the confusion, but if you have a wolf who is an Omega, please change their rank to Subordinate (or Sub.)
