Wolf camp

For the Summoner's Rift wolves, see Murk Wolf camp.

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 Edit The Wolf camp consists of one large Wolf and two lesser Wolves. Killing this camp awards Gold and Experience.

• Giant
• Lesser

Giant Wolf

A very fast and dangerous monster.

Bounty

Gold

68

Exp

90

CS

1

Statistics

Health

1220 – 2440 (based on level)

Attack damage

40 – 140 (based on level)

Attack speed

0.679

Armor

9

Magic resist

0

Move speed

430

Monster type

Large

Location

Initial

1:05

Respawn

1:15

Notes

• Without slows, the Giant Wolf has a movement speed of 427 [430 (-3)]. When its patience runs out its movement speed is increased by 20%, to 488 [430 (+86) (-28)].

Wolf

A fast monster.

Bounty

Gold

14

Exp

30

CS

1

Statistics

Health

390 – 780 (based on level)

Attack damage

15 – 53 (based on level)

Attack speed

0.658

Armor

6

Magic resist

0

Move speed

420

Monster type

Small

Location

Initial

1:05

Respawn

1:15

Notes

• Without slows, the Wolf has a movement speed of 419 [420 (-1)]. When its patience runs out its movement speed is increased by 20%, to 482 [420 (+84) (-22)].
• Smite cannot be used on small monsters.

Trivia

• Two Lesser Wolves could be found on Twisted Treeline with one Rabid Wolf before the remake. This camp alternated with two Wraiths with one Ghast.
• The wolves on the new Twisted Treeline have been reworked to look undead in order to match the theme better.
• The Murk Wolf camp is a replacement for the Wolf camp on Summoner's Rift since patch V4.20.
  • Greater Murk Wolf replaced the Giant Wolf.
  • Murk Wolves replaced the Lesser Wolves.

Media

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  Giant Wolf Concept

Patch History

V9.23 - November 19, 2019

• Removed from the game since Twisted Treeline was removed from the game.

V6.22

• General
  • Removed: Granting Gift of the Toadstool buff upon Smiting

V6.14

• Giant Wolf base health increased to 1220 from 1120.
• Giant Wolf experience reduced to 90 from 142.
• Giant Wolf gold increased to 68 from 51.
• Lesser Wolf gold reduced to 16 from 17.

References

Units

League of Legends content

Impatience

Monsters lose patience over time: while outside of their leash range; if they are unable to find their target (e.g. due to untargetability or stealth); and for non-epic monsters, each time they switch targets.

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When patience drops to zero, the monster starts to walk back to its neutral position, healing itself and ignoring aggression, for up to 6 seconds. Attacking the monster in this state while it is inside its leash range will replenish some patience. If that timer runs out however, the monster will run back to the camp and heal rapidly, causing it to fully reset.