Most WolfTeam Legacy shop guides have walked a specific kind of shelf: weapons you fire, outfits you wear, boxes you open, boosters you activate. This one visits a shelf that works differently — the packs. Nine items, every single one named "Pack", every one carrying the same two-word job description: Power Up Backpack. A pack does not change your gun, your character or your outfit. According to its card, it changes three numbers around you: the GP your matches earn, the Wolf Points you can hold during a match, and how fast you can search a backpack lying on the ground.

The nine packs and their prices

Six of the nine packs are sold for Wolf Coin, and they come in three price steps. Classic Pack 3A, For noncom 10B and For company officer 15B cost 10 WC for 1 day, 60 WC for 7 days or 200 WC for 30 days. For company officer 15A and Starter Pack 15C cost 12, 69 and 230 WC on the same three durations. Pro Pack 20C, the most expensive step, costs 13, 75 and 250 WC. None of the six WC packs has a permanent option.

The remaining three packs are Gold items, and all three sit on the standard Gold ladder our price guide covers: 1.200 Gold for 1 day, 7.200 for 7 days, 24.000 for 30 days, 60.000 for 90 days, 108.000 for 180 days and 216.000 Gold for permanent ownership. Those three are For noncom 10A, Complete Battle Pack 5A and Halloween Pack 5A. On the Gold side, "pack" is a category, not a discount — the ladder is exactly the one the weapons use.

What the cards promise

Every pack card opens with the same description: "Power Up Backpack — 4 different backpacks (For human and Wolf for each teams)". After that, each card lists up to three effect lines, and this is where the nine differ.

The GP line climbs across the shelf: +3% on Classic Pack 3A, +5% on Complete Battle Pack 5A, +10% on For noncom 10A and 10B, +15% on For company officer 15A, For company officer 15B and Starter Pack 15C, and +20% on Pro Pack 20C and Halloween Pack 5A. GP is the currency your matches earn toward the next rank, so the GP line is a pack's main promise.

The "Max. WP" line is about Wolf Points — WP is the in-match points currency your HUD reports as "WolfPoint". These cards raise the ceiling of how many you can hold: +200 on Halloween Pack 5A, +300 on the two noncom packs, Starter Pack 15C and Complete Battle Pack 5A, and +500 on the company officer pair, Classic Pack 3A and Pro Pack 20C. The third line, "Backpack search SPD +20%", appears on seven of the nine cards; Classic Pack 3A and Complete Battle Pack 5A are the two that leave it out.

One honest note: these lines are card texts, quoted exactly as the client ships them — in English on the Turkish client too, like every classic card in this game. What this guide verifies from the live catalog is what the shop sells, at which prices and durations. The effect lines are reported as the cards write them, not as measured numbers.

Reading the names (and the one exception)

Eight of the nine names encode their own GP line. The number matches: 3A means +3%, 5A means +5%, 10A and 10B mean +10%, 15A, 15B and 15C mean +15%, and 20C means +20%. The exception is Halloween Pack 5A — the label says 5, but the card says +20% GP, tied with the Pro Pack for the biggest GP line on the shelf. When a shelf this old carries legacy labels, read the card, not the name.

Same card, different tag

Two pairs on this shelf carry identical effect lines. For noncom 10A and 10B promise the same +10% GP, +300 Max WP and +20% search speed; the difference is the currency — 10A is sold for Gold, 10B for Wolf Coin. For company officer 15A and 15B share one card as well, and both are sold for Wolf Coin — yet 15A costs 12, 69 and 230 WC while 15B costs 10, 60 and 200 WC for the identical listed effects. The cards do not state any further difference between the two, and this guide does not invent one.

The backpack during a match

Why would a shop item care about backpack search speed? Because matches leave backpacks behind. When a player is eliminated, the equipment they carried drops as a backpack on the ground. You search it and take what is inside, one backpack at a time — and if another player reaches the same backpack first, the client tells you: "Other player is already searching the backpack." That search action is what the cards' "Backpack search SPD +20%" line refers to. The action itself is free for every player; the cards claim the packs simply speed it up.

Renewal and the free head start

Every pack card ends with the same line: "In case of double-purchase, effect period will be extended." That is the shop-wide renewal rule — when you buy a duration of something you already hold, the new time is added on top of what remains, and our item duration guide walks that lifecycle in detail.

There is also a free head start you may already own. Every new account's starter kit includes a permanent Pro Pack 20C — by card lines, the strongest WC pack on this shelf: +20% GP, +500 Max WP and +20% search speed, free and permanent from your first login. Our starter kit guide covered the whole welcome package; the Pro Pack is the only item in it that also runs its own shop shelf.

The live numbers at the time of writing: twelve accounts hold that free Pro Pack, no paid pack purchase has been recorded yet, and no pack appears in an equipment preset yet. The shelf is live and fully priced — most players are simply still holding the free one.

Two recent Gold arrivals

Complete Battle Pack 5A and Halloween Pack 5A were absent from the catalog snapshot taken during the October balance audit, and both are on the live shelf now. The Halloween Pack pairs its seasonal name and pumpkin icon with the shelf's joint-biggest GP line — and, uniquely, the smallest WP gain at +200. Complete Battle Pack 5A is the quiet one: +5% GP and +300 Max WP with no search-speed line, at the standard Gold ladder like its Gold siblings.

Quick picks

Biggest GP: Pro Pack 20C and Halloween Pack 5A, +20%. Biggest WP ceiling: +500, shared by Pro Pack 20C, For company officer 15A, For company officer 15B and Classic Pack 3A. Pro Pack 20C is the only card that carries +20% GP and +500 WP together — and it is the pack every new account already owns for free, permanently.

The cheapest taste of the shelf is Classic Pack 3A at 10 WC for one day. Permanent ownership exists only on the Gold side, at 216.000 Gold. And if the search-speed line is what you want, skip Classic Pack 3A and Complete Battle Pack 5A — they are the two cards that leave it out.

One more thing none of the nine cards claims: weapon damage. Every promise on this shelf is GP, Wolf Points or search speed — nothing about how much your rifle hurts. How a pack's GP line combines with shop boosters or event campaigns is not stated on any card either, so this guide does not guess. As always on Wolfory, every item here is bought with Gold or Wolf Coin earned in matches — no pack is sold for real money.

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