Wolf Speak makes your RP more realistic.

[::BarkingHowl::]

I don't mind wolf speak. If a pack chooses to wolf speak, that's not a problem. I'll happily use it, but I'm a little confused at all the names. 'Banner'? I thought that was like a flag. If you want to be so realistic, don't use verbal communication at all. c:

[MarilynManson]

having a salad rubbed into their cuts

Omg that's genius, I must write that down in my list of insults for Warrior Cats.

[Killian]

Sorry! Didn't know this was still alive.

Thanks, Murr xD Only cats will know the true healing powers of a lettuce leaf

[rainbowanemone]

Pardon me but i really must ask. Don't think of e as a noob ; n; although i might as well be but will someone please inform me of what exactly this "Wolf Speak" is. I have not got a straight definition for it. I LOVE to rp and i hope im not doing it wrong. Please help me and reply to this so i can better myself; _ ; </3 ~

[hugrf2]

Pardon me but i really must ask. Don't think of e as a noob ; n; although i might as well be but will someone please inform me of what exactly this "Wolf Speak" is. I have not got a straight definition for it. I LOVE to rp and i hope im not doing it wrong. Please help me and reply to this so i can better myself; _ ; </3 ~

Don't worry, it's alright, I understand. Now to answer your question, I'd actually suggest looking here to understand it. Now if I had to explain though, I'd say it's a certain roleplay style that people think is grammar-correct, or as they usually say, "literate", but really it's just plain ridiculous and bad grammar. I'd allow someone to wolfspeak a tiny bit if I understand it, but if it's even a kind of roleplay that's just really hard to understand like wolfspeak, then well... I'd suggest making more sense. o3o In no way is it "literate" to me. Sorry if I offended anyone.

That's all I have to say for now.

[Black-Serpent]

I do not conform to this 'wolf-speak'. I have saw for myself what it was.
Fellow role-players are misunderstood time & time again, and often confuse one another.
Although wolf-speak has been around for a very long time now, people will (eventually) adapt to it.

I personally have distaste with wolf-speak because it doesn't fit in the
morales of role-play of my preference, let alone with the ludicrous over-use of
adjectives with using a Thesaurus.

[wolvesaregreat]

Group inactivity is worst, but sometimes being illiterate, for example, in  literate pack can be worse.
Yet many people have their own view for realistic. For me, it's realistic when you mostly use body language (but describe it clearly and what it means so players can understand), when your pack has realistic ranks (many put hunters and healers, but only ranks are dominance, wolves don't have jobs as much as I know) and when you are realistic (tiny wolves with sharp ears and neon colors aren't really seen in wild).
So yeah, it's hard to find realistic and literate groups, but keep trying. And "rubbing salad in their wounds" made my day.

[Jango_Fett]

Isn't there ALREADY a WolfSpeak haters thread?



Anyway, not really much I can say here since most is already said no?

[Fallenleaf]

Realism can have a lot of meanings. For example, a realistic wolf pack would only accept wolves from the same kind. Or Warriors Cats RPs can be realistic, in that case, it would mean that they respect the main ideas of the books, even though the books in themselves can't be qualified as realistic.

I don't think manes of any kinds mean anything. It is more the global 'apparence' of the character that counts; does it look like what it's supposed to be? Is it of the right size? Is it a normal being (without any kinds of powers)? But, maneless wolves do look more realistic.

And Wolfspeak. I had a bad experience with it, since I'm not a native English speaker, I guess I just trusted what my FH pals did. It was a bad idea. I learned my lesson about words, but I wouldn't go as far as saying that I hate Wolfspeakers. I don't use it and I respect those who use it. Not going to bash at people for something I once did.

[~Stargazer~]

Wolf speak..... It speaks for itself...


Fae

What wolf speakers think it is:

noun.
1.
A female.

What it actually is:

noun.
1.
Air fuel Explosive


Hessian

What wolf speakers think it is:

noun.
1.
A male.

What it actually is:

noun.
1.
A fabric
2.
A German soldier