Wolf
Final Fantasy XIV
Special Attacks
Sanguine Bite (frontal, drain), Foul Bite (damage), Neck Rip
Members
4th Cohort War Hound, Alacran Bloodhound, Alacran Warhound, Alpha Wolf, Attack Hound, Chupacabra, Dirty Mongrel, Dusty Mongrel, Grey Wolf, Hungry Dreadwolf, Imperial War Hound, Ixali Watchwolf, Jackal Pup, Natalan Watchwolf, Pack Jackal, Pack Wolf, Padfoot, Pit Wolf, Rabid Mongrel, Raggedy Jackal, Red Jackal, Scarred Jackal, Scout Wolf, Scurvy Dog, Snow Wolf, Snow Wolf Pup, Snowcloak Wolf, Watchwolf, White Wolf, Wild Jackal, Wild Wolf, Zombie War Hound, Silver Wolf, Bony Wolf, Foaming Wolf
Compare Wolf to other Monster Families
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Special monsters are spawned by quests, FATEs, or leves, or are normally occuring monsters with special properties for use in quests; instance monsters appear in dungeons, guildhests, and quest instances; notorious monsters (NMs) are unique monsters of particular note; high notorious monsters (HNMs) are unique monsters with notable rewards
Name
The family of the monster; if the monster has a class, that is also shown here; a ∗ indicates that the monster is a special quest monster and may have special defenses or other properties
Type
The range of levels this monster may appear at; the specific level of a monster depends on where it is encountered
Lv. Range
Hostile monsters will attack characters up to 10 levels above their own level; some passive monsters may be hostile when appearing in certain contexts, such as leves or FATEs
Behavior		 Drops
 Areas
Special monsters are spawned by quests, FATEs, or leves, or are normally occuring monsters with special properties for use in quests; instance monsters appear in dungeons, guildhests, and quest instances; notorious monsters (NMs) are unique monsters of particular note; high notorious monsters (HNMs) are unique monsters with notable rewards
Name
The family of the monster; if the monster has a class, that is also shown here; a ∗ indicates that the monster is a special quest monster and may have special defenses or other properties
Type
The range of levels this monster may appear at; the specific level of a monster depends on where it is encountered
Lv. Range
Hostile monsters will attack characters up to 10 levels above their own level; some passive monsters may be hostile when appearing in certain contexts, such as leves or FATEs
Behavior		 Drops
 Areas
Hungry Dreadwolf Wolf 37–41 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Pit Wolf Wolf 50 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Snowcloak Wolf Wolf 50 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Watchwolf Wolf 46 Hostile Wolf Fang North Shroud
White Wolf Wolf 28–45 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Natalan Watchwolf Wolf 48 Hostile Wolf Fang Coerthas Central Highlands
Jackal Pup Wolf 8–14 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Ixali Watchwolf Wolf 33–37 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Imperial War Hound Wolf 50 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Wild Jackal Wolf 9–39 Hostile Wolf Fang Lower La Noscea, Middle La Noscea, Western La Noscea
Wild Wolf Wolf 20 Hostile Wolf Fang Upper La Noscea
Dirty Mongrel Wolf 10–25 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Snow Wolf Pup Wolf 32–37 Hostile Wolf Fang Coerthas Central Highlands
Attack Hound Wolf 28 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Raggedy Jackal Wolf 20–29 Hostile Wolf Fang -
Snow Wolf Wolf 46 Hostile Wolf Fang Coerthas Central Highlands
Scurvy Dog Wolf 15 Hostile - -
Foaming Wolf Wolf 52 Hostile - -
Zombie War Hound Wolf 50 Hostile - -
Silver Wolf Wolf 47–50 Hostile - Coerthas Western Highlands
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