A wolrabou that went savage due to extreme loneliness, straying away from the family/herd, or got very sick mentally/physically
This one is also melanistic

- Eyes darken the longer the wolrabou has been savage (the irises are almost invisible)
- If sick, eyes slowly become matt white and the wolrabou goes blind in a few months
- Their fur and feathers are frayed, wings often broken or ripped away while fighting other wild wolrabous/lionbears
- Nothing smaller than a lionbear won't dare to attack them, unless the wolrabou is sick and dying
- Nose, eyes and ears often make a dark discharge, sometimes mouth and antler holes
- In a lot of cases they grow tumors on their skin, which harden, but are not dangerous to health. Still, they may hurt
- Their breath is often very disorted, they wheeze and hiss a lot, which makes them feed only on carcasses or already dying/slow prey. Everything else hears them and runs away
- Can't speak, don't remember how to
- They're not monsters, more like wild animals: won't attack unless they're seriously ill and angry, or in danger
- Can mate with other savage wolrabous and may have little wild herds of their own, but they won't have young (they're infertile due to so much stress)
- Despite their image they may show love and affection, though it's not safe to come close unless you've gained their trust, are vaccinated and experienced. Also crazy
- Sometimes they can be cured and become social again, but it may take years
- They hunch a lot
- Plants/vines/lianas sometimes cover their antlers
- Moss grows on their fur in some places, often grows on antlers too
- Their cry/howl is scary and haunted
- They are more muscled than common wolrabous
- Rapid, temperamental, unpredictable
- They kill little creatures for meat
- Are resistant to a lot of poisonus plants. Their body does it naturally when it feels they went savage, sick or both. It's a defense mechanism for survival in the wild
-Their senses are sharpened
- May develop slight markings similiar to a bengal cat or a wolf. Another mechanism, helps them be unseen inbetween the trees

This kind of wolrabou is not very common but not too rare


Maaaan this mofo is big. Last time I drew a sweet white wolrabou, and I needed something to balance it out XD
I think this is my favourite kind of bou I've come up with. Tell me how do you like him! And please note me about typos... :'D

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