The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf

[Ina May the Midwife]

Wolves, plural are mentioned multiple times Patrick. Read it again. 


I'll pass on the loaf thanks.

Ugh, reading is tough when you don't want to. I'll try again.

Name the wolves mentioned it the OP, actually mentioned by name. Let me know how many names you find. That was my point. Read my original post again.

I sincerely hope the first sight of this world the poor babies in your care get isn't of your angry face. Insult my loaf and you insult me

You mean the descriptive flavoured text at the start? There's more to the OP than just that? You definitely haven't read it so🤣

Here I'll even point out the repeated mentions for ya

The Fellowship wins by eliminating all the Wolves and successfully chaperoning the One Ring to the fires of Mount Doom, cleansing Middle-earth of its greatest evil.
This sacred duty falls uniquely to the Hobbits among you, a burden few can comprehend.
Should the line of Ring-bearers be extinguished, the quest to destroy the One Ring fails, and with it, all hope for Middle-earth.
Yet, the Ring itself is a persistent and powerful force; even if its current bearer falls, its fate may not be sealed, and its dark influence may still be resisted.
The Wolves win when their numbers equal or exceed the number of Villagers, successfully corrupting or overwhelming the Free Peoples of Middle Earth.
The Serial Killer wins by gaining parity with the village & wolf teams, claiming the ultimate prize for themselves amidst the fiery ruins.

So how, if you have read the post have you discerned there's only one wolf? You were able to determine there's a singular SK, why is it different for the wolves?

And for the record, it's not 'bickering' to point out a falsehood in someone's statement, it's trying to understand why someone would post something that is obviously wrong. If that's bickering then I guess we're all better sitting by the campfire singing Kum by Yah and posting thematically while the wolves and SK systematically wipe out the village.