- Not to be confused with Experience points.
Age, or aging, in WolfQuest is a naturally-occurring factor. The implementation varies across major revisions of the game.
- For newborn animals, see Newborns.
- For young wolves, see Wolf pup.
- For yearling wolves, see Wolf yearling.
- For adolescent to mature adult wolves, see Wolf (packmate).
Anniversary Edition
- For the system which replaced experience in WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition, see Age Perks#Anniversary Edition and Birthday#Anniversary Edition.
- For advanced old age, see Elder Wolf#Anniversary Edition.
- For the young offspring of gray wolves, see Newborns#Gray wolf and Gray wolf pup#Anniversary Edition.
- For the yearling-adolescent offspring of gray wolves, see Gray wolf yearling#Anniversary Edition.
- For the adult NPC packmates of grown offspring, see Gray wolf (packmate)#Anniversary Edition and Gray wolf (dispersal)#Anniversary Edition.
Classic
- For the experience-and-achievement-tied ranks in Classic versions, see Ranks#Classic.
- For the offspring of gray wolves in WolfQuest: Classic, see Newborns#Wolf and Gray wolf pup#Classic.
Legacy
- For the offspring of gray wolves in WolfQuest: Legacy, see Gray wolf pup#Legacy.
Miscellaneous
- For the forum's ranks modelled after wolf ages and more, see Ranks#Community Forum.
Trivia
Anniversary Edition Trivia
Classic Trivia
Legacy Trivia
- In 2010, the subject of choosing the age of the player-wolf in multiplayer was polled as a popular suggestion from the Big Ideas portion of the 2.5 enhancements contest. Although it ultimately scored second place in the big ideas poll was included amongst the finalists, it did not win and as such was never implemented in-game.
- Age ranges suggested by the submitter included pup, young adult, adult, and elder.
