A Hanover Rundown
Jan 2, 2015 17:07:01 GMT -5
Post by Nightingale on Jan 2, 2015 17:07:01 GMT -5
about the hanover pack
there is darkness within the hearts of every living creature. whether that darkness takes hold of your heart and influences your everyday decisions depends on how strong your heart is. those weak of heart give into the darkness too easily. those strong of heart can either keep it at bay or control it to their advantage. this is the hanover pack, the group of canines who are trained to control that darkness, to let it fester and grow, and to use it against their enemies.
the wolf in charge, a Timber Wolf from Chernobyl by the name of Sebastian, wants a pack that is strong both physically and mentally. To achieve this, that means snuffing out the light, harsh training, and, ultimately, being able to trust one another. the methods used for this are not for the light of heart, and those who cannot handle the treatment within the pack until they earn themselves a ranking position are often exiled and killed on site if they show their face to the pack ever again.
within the pack, there are two years of training since the moment you join or are weened from your mother's milk. this training can make or break a wolf. for those who are born into the pack, it starts off soft until you reach adolescence, and then you receive the training given to adult wolves. for those joining the pack, it starts off with adult training from day one. this training is everything from survival skills, hunting, teamwork, fighting, etc. there is even a three month period where you are only allowed a small amount of food once a day. After training is over, a wolf will be given a rank within the pack. They will be given more food, more respect, and become a true part of the 'family'.
while primarily made up of wolves, hanover does allow domestic dogs within their pack. these dogs are treated as lower class unless they can prove themselves. after their training, they always get the lowest rank available until the alpha decides they can rank up.
PLEASE NOTE that Hanover has only been around since fall of 2044 when Sebastian came to London. due to this, older wolves (3+) joining the pack may be able to skip most of the training and land a rank quickly.
the wolf in charge, a Timber Wolf from Chernobyl by the name of Sebastian, wants a pack that is strong both physically and mentally. To achieve this, that means snuffing out the light, harsh training, and, ultimately, being able to trust one another. the methods used for this are not for the light of heart, and those who cannot handle the treatment within the pack until they earn themselves a ranking position are often exiled and killed on site if they show their face to the pack ever again.
within the pack, there are two years of training since the moment you join or are weened from your mother's milk. this training can make or break a wolf. for those who are born into the pack, it starts off soft until you reach adolescence, and then you receive the training given to adult wolves. for those joining the pack, it starts off with adult training from day one. this training is everything from survival skills, hunting, teamwork, fighting, etc. there is even a three month period where you are only allowed a small amount of food once a day. After training is over, a wolf will be given a rank within the pack. They will be given more food, more respect, and become a true part of the 'family'.
while primarily made up of wolves, hanover does allow domestic dogs within their pack. these dogs are treated as lower class unless they can prove themselves. after their training, they always get the lowest rank available until the alpha decides they can rank up.
PLEASE NOTE that Hanover has only been around since fall of 2044 when Sebastian came to London. due to this, older wolves (3+) joining the pack may be able to skip most of the training and land a rank quickly.
rules of the pack
1. the alpha's word is law. input is only allowed during certain meetings held with royalty, nobility, and a select few of the cavalry.
2. head out in groups of at least two. the working class must be accompanied by a ranking wolf at all times.
3. fighting within the pack is strictly forbidden. fighting with the enemy is perfectly acceptable as long as you know you can win.
4. dysfunction within the pack is not allowed. if rules are broken, severe punishment will be dealt as the alpha sees fit.
5. borders are to be patrolled and remarked often.
6. any trespassers are to be dealt with as a ranking wolf sees fit. if they show hostility or any suspicious activity, give chase. kill them if need be. if someone wishes to join the pack, escort them to the alpha's quarters.
7. the rank you are placed in after training is permanent unless promoted to a higher rank.
8. female wolves who have pups are given one extra month to recuperate after their pups have begun training. after that month, they are expected to return to their duties.
9. giving away information to the enemy is strictly forbidden and punishable by death, as is betraying the pack's trust in any way.
2. head out in groups of at least two. the working class must be accompanied by a ranking wolf at all times.
3. fighting within the pack is strictly forbidden. fighting with the enemy is perfectly acceptable as long as you know you can win.
4. dysfunction within the pack is not allowed. if rules are broken, severe punishment will be dealt as the alpha sees fit.
5. borders are to be patrolled and remarked often.
6. any trespassers are to be dealt with as a ranking wolf sees fit. if they show hostility or any suspicious activity, give chase. kill them if need be. if someone wishes to join the pack, escort them to the alpha's quarters.
7. the rank you are placed in after training is permanent unless promoted to a higher rank.
8. female wolves who have pups are given one extra month to recuperate after their pups have begun training. after that month, they are expected to return to their duties.
9. giving away information to the enemy is strictly forbidden and punishable by death, as is betraying the pack's trust in any way.
