Most WolfTeam Legacy guides so far have walked a big, well-organized shelf: nine weapon classes, outfits, boxes, boosters. This one visits the shop's quieter corner — the special items. These are the odd, nostalgic cards inherited from the classic game: wolf-hunting detectors, legendary wolf forms with names like Asmon, Leviathan and Bahamah, and a handful of cards the shop remembers but does not sell today. If you are hunting the icons you remember from the old official servers, this is where they live now.

The two Wolf Hunt detectors you can buy today

Two items on the special shelf are on sale right now for Gold: the HeartBeat Sensor and the Sound Detector. Both cards say they are used only in Wolf Hunt Mode. The HeartBeat Sensor card promises that, while you own it, your HUD indicates a wolf's location within 7 meters of your position — close-range insurance against a wolf hiding around a corner. The Sound Detector card goes a step further: when a wolf howls, you see the wolf's location and distance on the HUD, so you can prepare before the wolf arrives.

Both descriptions are the original item cards, preserved exactly as the client ships them. One honest note about the mode itself: our map roster guide already covers how Wolf Hunt sits on the experimental row of the live compatibility table, so for now these two are collection pieces with a promise attached. Their prices follow the shop's standard Gold ladders — the HeartBeat Sensor is on the base ladder from 1.200 Gold for one day up to 216.000 Gold permanent, while the Sound Detector uses the +15% ladder with a permanent tier at 248.400 Gold. Every Gold item on this shelf includes a permanent tier.

Asmon, Leviathan and Bahamah

These three names are the legend of classic WolfTeam. The Asmon card reads like lore: "This Wolfking is stronger than the current Lusian", describing a very fast, strong wolf form with excellent defensive power and a fearsome look, only for Wolf Hunt Mode. Leviathan and Bahamah carry only their names on their cards — the rest of their story was never written into this client, and we will not invent it.

All three are on sale today for Gold. Leviathan and Bahamah sit on the base ladder with a permanent tier at 216.000 Gold, while Asmon stands at the top of the +25% ladder: 1.500 Gold for one day and 270.000 Gold permanent — the same ceiling as the most expensive weapons in the game. Whether the forms themselves ever appear in a round is beyond what these cards promise. The shop sells the card; the mode decides the rest.

2nd Wolf Mutation: the wolf card that matters in normal rounds

The special shelf also stocks the 2nd Wolf Mutation item, and this one ties into rounds you are already playing. Our wolf types guide explains the SHIFT page that opens a second set of mutations, and that page requires exactly this item. Its card lists the extra forms — Berserker, Smart, Psycho, Ice and Ghost-2 Wolf — available in Conquest and Ex-Conquest modes when you own it. It is sold on the +15% Gold ladder with a permanent tier at 248.400 Gold, which makes it the most practical purchase on the shelf: it is the one special card whose effect is described by the game's own rules rather than by Wolf Hunt.

The cards the shop keeps but does not sell

Several neighboring IDs complete the shelf as pure catalog memory. The Silver Bullet cartridge card promises that all of your weapons fire silver rounds: slightly weaker damage, far stronger stun, easier wolf takedowns — Wolf Hunt only. The six Wolf Skill Up cards (Ice, Berserker, Guardian, Smart, Psycho and Power) each promise extra stats for the matching wolf form, with a skill-up mark on the lower-right HUD showing that the bonus is active. The Power Master Item card describes a room-owner's bundle: a colored room title, extended invitations, a rival view system, death notes, reload-time information and more. The Hide Flag card is an EX-item for Capture The Flag that keeps a flag carrier unexposed to enemies — and CTF is another mode our compatibility table marks experimental.

None of these are purchasable in today's shop. They exist in the item definitions and in the live catalog data, but no price offer is attached to them. You cannot buy them today, and we will not pretend otherwise. If the shop ever opens a door for them, it will appear in the update journal first.

The featured pair the shop serves

When the shop opens, the client asks the server for a short featured list, and the server answers with two item IDs. On Wolfory this list comes from a per-day table in the game database; today that table is empty, so the server serves the same classic default pair this game lineage has always returned. The first is Respawn Time Zero — the instant-respawn item from our boosters and respawn guide, sold for Wolf Coin in 1, 7 and 30-day durations. The second, curiously, is the Berserker Wolf Skill Up card from the unsold family above. A featured slot pointing at a card nobody can buy is one of the honest oddities of an inherited catalog.

What this shelf means for your Gold

The earned-only rule does not change here: every permanent price above is paid in Gold you earned in matches — no currency sales, no shortcuts. If you want a practical takeaway, it is this. The 2nd Wolf Mutation is the shelf's one purchase with a clear, immediate effect on standard rounds. The two detectors and the three legendary wolves are the Wolf Hunt collection, waiting for that mode to leave its experimental row. Everything else on the shelf is a museum card. Earn your Gold, spend it where your rounds actually happen — and power is still earned, never sold.

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