Beta(s): Are the second in command, taking over the Alpha(s). They must consult with the Alpha before making any final decisions. They keep peace within the pack family while the Alpha(s) are away. They? are usually given the same amount of respect as the Alpha(s), whoever, they are not the leaders, merely the Alpha(s) in training, should something happen to them.
Elder(s):Are to be shown with outmost respect for they are the pack's oldest and wisest members, often advising the Alpha(s) . They have been in many places and seen many things. Their job is to help share stories and remedies with other packmembers to keep their knowledge passing through future generations.
LoreKeeper: A wolf who specilizes in keeping and telling stories, poems, and other forms of art. These wolves have a great memory, able to store the Lores. They are also responsible for calling and hosting LoreNights.
Guardian/Sentinel: Guardians are more inclined to be with the pack and protecting the pack boundaries, staying with the pack in time of need or suspicious activities. The guardian is responsible for informing the Alpha(s) and/or Beta(s) should something new arise, a new scent, problem etc. They are to protect and fight for the pack, should something threat the pack. They are to also accompany the any member of the Council to other packs.
Hunter(s): Are the wolves responsible for keeping the pack feed and the cache well stocked. These wolves are specially adapt at tracking and killing, and are of heavy size and weight to take done tough prey. Oftentimes they team up with the Scouts in search of prey.
Scout(s): Are the wolves who are well trained at tracking. They go off in search of lone wolves to recruit to the pack, search for missing wolves, helping the Hunters, and scent the area in case of intruders. These wolves are usually solitary by nature, and are keen at blending in with their surroundings.
Packmembers: Though they do not play a specific role in the pack they are the heart of the family, keeping active, and building bonds. They are the glue between the other wolves. They are also wolves who have not yet defined what their special role in the pack is.
Assessments: Assessment is an introduction, a time of learning and of gaining understanding. It is during this time that we will come to know the wolf and the wolf in us. You will come to know this as your home, your family and should understand the importance of such. Any wolf that visits the pack frequently we come to know, we are in effect assessing the wolf for that reason making a wolf an assessment is focusing our attention on an on going (yet informal) process considering this happens automatically.
Honored Guests: Wolves who have frequented the clearing and pack, and are considered extended family. They are given utmost respect and are to be considered pack.