Wandering Wolf

Overview
While its' name is unknown the townsfolk of Violl's Garden have long referred to this creature as "The Wandering Wolf", to the point where there are children's rhymes about it. True to its' name it takes the shape of a frighteningly large wolf who's lower body turns into a mixtures of roots and vines. It acts as a sort of guardian and protector of the woods and the fey who reside there.

While it is hostile to intruders the wolf is not beyond reasoning and seems cautious when it comes to dealing with those who trespass the woods.

When dealing with the Wandering Wolf it is of the utmost importance to be polite, not to press too hard on points it finds displeasing and above all to make no sudden movements.

Abilities
Although the full extent of its abilities are unknown the wolf has shown itself to be capable of causing people to lose consciousness and their memories without physically injuring them. Inspecting the body of Maurice, a lumberjack who trespassed the woods and hurt "The Lady", the group was also able to determine that it has some sort of thorn whip like attack.

On top of this its physical capabilities are not to be disregarded. Standing as tall as a dire wolf its jaws and thorned paws would be more than sufficient to deal with most threats. Despite its' size the wolf is surprisingly stealthy.

It is an intelligent creature capable of reasoning and negotiating, though it does not seem to enjoy the latter. It speaks common and sylvan but may also know other languages.

Does not hunt or require nourishment, It receives sustenance directly from the forest itselt.

Notable Actions

 * First caused the party to lose their memory as they were traveling to Violl's Garden.
 * Killed Maurice and left his body near the forest's edge.
 * When confronted by the party was willing to reason.
 * Sent the party on a quest to find the Fern Flower, a mystical plant that would be able to cure its ailing mistress.
 * Marked Argus' palm and is now capable of finding him wherever he goes.

Trivia
Smells of freshly wet earth on a rainy day (Not like wet dog).

The Wolf Rhyme
"'He is green and white.""And for sure can bite. ""Stay away from the Wandering Wolf.""""A liars tongue.""Will be undone.""Beware of the Wandering Wolf.""""With mannered speech.""You ought beseech.""The mercy of the Wandering Wolf.'"