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Oren's Forge PG 331 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-02-10 22:00:07
Edited:
2025-03-19 23:25:21
Imported:
2026-06
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Dhaka Yeena

Interesting, guess you gotta spill the beans

TheGreatSako

The tides of change are inevitable, the box of knowledge is opening, there is no stopping it! Mwahahaha!

treefiddy

Hmm, so the zenith wolf appears to have a snaggle tooth or an overbite, since their bottom canine is poking out in an abnormal fashion. Is that a sign of inbreeding/genetic issues? Or is that just another sign of domestication? Particularly smaller jaws leading to tooth crowding, Alongside the other signs such as their fur pattern and blue heterochromatic eyes.

Dhaka Yeena

Oh that might be the case ya, just noticed that

Grey

Is wolf-zenith’s muzzle a different color in the bottom panel? It seems like the cream from the ears instead of light grey

Lord ryven

Dogs have all their genetic issues because we have bred them into the ground. these wolves have intelligence and autonomy. So unless the bison are forcing them to breed inorder to maximize certain characteristics. More likely that specific wolf inbred and wasn’t physically fit for survival. But it’s smart, so made a deal with a bison. Also possible its snagged tooth is from a physical injury to the mouth or jaw.

treefiddy

We don't have a ton of details on the actual power dynamic both within the bison and wolf groups, as well as how they actually integrate with each other. But judging by the way Singer treats Zenith pair, it gives me the impression that they are seen as nobility. If human nobility is anything to go by, perhaps the Zenith wolf sees themselves as having a 'pure' bloodline and doesn't want any lowly outsiders mixing in. So it could be a case of intentional inbreeding. Outside of that, it could also be a sign that natural deformities are no longer heavily selected against. Allowing individuals who would otherwise be abandoned to survive.

Teagan Gavet

So it is! I'll fix that, thanks for noticing!

Gale Tazzin

well, all he really knows about it is what Swift told him. Ramble will be more help here since he actually saw Baneberry use it

Teagan Gavet

I'm just gonna pop in and say her wonky tooth is from something more mundane (it'll come up in the narrative at some point) and there isn't going to be any inbreeding/Habsburg wolves (though the idea of just having a pug show up made me laugh). The control of who has pups/who breeds revolves more around resource management and pack structure, akin to real wolves.