The wolves have returned in time for the season of scares, and what's more scary than a pack of quadruped sets of teeth coming to tear you apart? Well, your actual foe sure isn't. [previewyoutube=5X20SeHBIUk;full][/previewyoutube] When the wolves enter the fray, a ceasefire will be called in. If you respect the ceasefire and defeat the wolves, everyone will receive the special Wolf Truce medal! If someone breaks the ceasefire however, you'll suddenly find yourself needing to fend off both those with and without opposable thumbs at the same time. The Wolf Truce event is available from October 29th (right now) until [b]November 5th[/b]. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/28900041/6aa46983ec3901eb7e19a80762f92cf5ff088e9b.png[/img] [h3]A winter of death and hunger[/h3] The winter of 1917 was exceptionally harsh. Severe conditions and relentless battles between the Germans and Russians disrupted supply lines, leading to severe food shortages. Starvation became widespread, and many succumbed to malnutrition. The corpses of the fallen presented an opportunity for some, however. This brutal winter had left the wolves hungry as well and they were drawn to the bloodshed. Details are unknown, but these wolf attacks apparently grew so severe that it is believed the two armies called a ceasefire, so they could both deal with the wolves first and continue fighting each other later. It's difficult to say how much if this is true, as the main sources on the Wolf Truce are American newspapers reporting on battles between the German and Russian Empires. Who knows, maybe they made up a story to sell more newspapers. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/28900041/f659918d00043e5cf409c9e0e6f23ceec9a6ac23.jpg[/img] [h2]Best of luck out there![/h2] [i]Remember – these aren't good boys...[/i]