White Wolf Effigy

The White Wolf Effigy is the effigy of Lord Chin Chin's Ultra-Chuck, White Wolf. He is all about peace & operates in Midgeton, Battle-Hog. In return for a Wendy's sacrifice, he will grant you glorious internal harmony for one hour.

Appearance
It is not known exactly what he looks like, as he is only ever seen from afar. If you approach him, he will transform into a plastic bag in a poof of smoke. All that is known about his appearance is that he appears as a white wolf.

History
White Wolf created the Effigy & sent him to Tiamat in 1236, because Chin Chin operates there. He migrated to Midgeton from Providence, Rhode Island only two years later. He laid here dormant for a century until he was awoken by the Mensen in 1327. The Effigy was worshipped by the Schwëindorf Mensen from the 13'th to the 18'th Century. He was met by Joseph Club in 2011, when Arthas learned of his Wendy's fetish & was given his blessing. The Effigy is well known for producing the Hunter: The Reckoning trilogy. White Wolf is predestined to assimilate his form in the year 5707 in Cloud City by the Arcticlieian Scrolls Of Munich. He is likely to make a temporary move to Teletin, Resaltec (borders Kofospontstria), because Chin Chin is currently operating there.

Sanctum Of The White Wolf Effigy
In the halfway point to the GeoWash in Midgeton lays the Sanctum Of The White Wolf Effigy, a safe haven of peace & antiquity, where travellers are protected by him. The Sanctum is marked by the White Wof bag, a warphole tree & the remnants of 14-15'th Century Mensen architecture. He has an acquired taste for Wendy's & will trade you an hour's worth of harmony for a bag of lt. This spot was chosen because from 1453-1673, the Earth Shrine was located here, which was costructed by Theros Picabia, a native Leonian, to idolize peace between them. During each solstice, they would use the Shrine to construct forts & homes. The Shrine was eventually destroyed by the Nanticoke Lenni Lenape tribe during the War Of The Palisades (1664-1830). Another was since erected in Northern Virginia.