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| release = 15 December 2025
| release = 15 December 2025
| update = Eye on Ashenfall - 0.10
| update = Eye on Ashenfall - 0.10
| type = Resource
|item_type = Resource
| weight = 0.2
| weight = 0.2
| stacklimit = 50
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==Products==
==Products==
{{DW/Uses material list|Dragonwolf Hide}}
{{Uses material list|Dragonwolf Hide}}


==Item sources==
==Item sources==
{{DW/Drop sources list}}
{{Store locations list}}
{{Drop sources list}}


==Journal==
==Journal==
{{DW/Journal entry|
{{Journal entry|
Do not pity the dragonwolf. Oh, you don't? That's fine then. Yes, horrible little blighters aren't they? Their teeth are too jagged and they're far too aggressive for my tastes. Still, it seems that deadly critters don't just want to roll over and die so you can harvest their skin, who'd have thought?<br><br>The dragonwolf is an experiment that didn't quite go right. It wasn't wrong, exactly, it was certainly a step in the direction their creator wanted, but like most Dragonkin experiments, they was never "good enough". Too warm-blooded. Too fluffy. Too weak.<br><br>Fortunately, the crafters in Emberwood were not quite so picky. They found the hide to be incredibly durable and hardy, whilst remaining surprisingly flexible. They would craft wonderous outfits from the tanned leather, trying to emulate their winged overseers.
Do not pity the dragonwolf. Oh, you don't? That's fine then. Yes, horrible little blighters aren't they? Their teeth are too jagged and they're far too aggressive for my tastes. Still, it seems that deadly critters don't just want to roll over and die so you can harvest their skin, who'd have thought?<br><br>The dragonwolf is an experiment that didn't quite go right. It wasn't wrong, exactly, it was certainly a step in the direction their creator wanted, but like most Dragonkin experiments, they was never "good enough". Too warm-blooded. Too fluffy. Too weak.<br><br>Fortunately, the crafters in Emberwood were not quite so picky. They found the hide to be incredibly durable and hardy, whilst remaining surprisingly flexible. They would craft wonderous outfits from the tanned leather, trying to emulate their winged overseers.
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