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Wolf is a stoic human archer who tends bar for his fellow Shadow Warriors and counts among their deadliest killers. Tasked with the plot to assassinate the Great Mage Serie, he runs the watering hole that Schritt and Gazelle haunt and briefs Iris on her part in the mission.

Role: Archer, Barkeep
Class: Warrior
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Jp Name: ヴォルフ
Species: Human
Affiliation: Shadow Warriors
Manga Debut: Chapter 129
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Appearance

Wolf layers a dark jacket with broad lapels over a black vest and a high-collared shirt knotted at the throat with a tie. His light-colored hair falls to medium length, a few strands slipping across his forehead.

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Personality

Reserved and matter-of-fact, Wolf shuts the bar on Schritt without ceremony, telling her she should have arrived sooner if she wanted more time to drink, and when she protests that not even the Goddess may steal her quiet hour, he counters that her unpaid tab gives him every right. A gentler streak runs underneath: he notices how long she has been drinking before cutting her off, and he tells a gloomy Gazelle to stop dwelling on death. He keeps letting the pair's tabs grow regardless. Caution defines him among the Shadow Warriors, since he insists the others move in pairs and seeds the group's usual routes with traps, all while brushing off his own talents as rusty.

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Abilities

As both archer and Shadow Warrior, Wolf is built for strength, speed, mana suppression, and fighting mages, and Schritt claims he has slain more than anyone else in their ranks. Gazelle reckons that while he alone stands no chance against Stark, the two of them together might have brought the warrior down. Wolf's bow anchors his fighting: he snipes accurately from high ground at long distances, can thread shots around a crowd, and rigs arrow traps along the paths his comrades use. He also knows his way around poisons and their antidotes, smearing toxin on his arrowheads for both ambushes and open combat.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Wolf in Frieren?

Wolf is a stoic human archer who tends bar for his fellow Shadow Warriors and counts among their deadliest killers. He is tasked with the plot to assassinate the Great Mage Serie and runs the watering hole that Schritt and Gazelle frequent.

How does Wolf fight in Frieren?

Wolf's bow anchors his fighting; he snipes accurately from high ground at long distances, can thread shots around a crowd, and rigs arrow traps along the paths his comrades use. He also knows poisons and their antidotes, smearing toxin on his arrowheads for both ambushes and open combat.

Is Wolf a strong fighter in Frieren?

Wolf is built for strength, speed, mana suppression, and fighting mages, and Schritt claims he has slain more than anyone else in the Shadow Warriors' ranks. Gazelle reckons that while Wolf alone stands no chance against Stark, the two of them together might have brought the warrior down.

What is Wolf's role among the Shadow Warriors?

Wolf serves the Shadow Warriors as both an archer and a barkeep, running the bar that members like Schritt and Gazelle haunt. Caution defines him within the group, since he insists the others move in pairs and seeds their usual routes with traps.

What is Wolf's personality like?

Wolf is reserved and matter-of-fact, cutting off Schritt's drinking without ceremony, yet a gentler streak runs underneath, as he tells a gloomy Gazelle to stop dwelling on death and keeps letting the pair's tabs grow. He brushes off his own considerable talents as rusty.

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