Trying to tame wolves in Dead Rails? Argh—I totally get your frustration! Despite how simple it actually is (unlike learning to play Linga Guli Guli), the game doesn’t offer much clues on how to turn these bloodthirsty beasts into the most incredible ride-or-die companions.
Here’s everything you should know about how to tame wolves in Dead Rails. When you’re done, check out my detailed potion recipes guide to master the brewing arts next!
How To Tame A Wolf In Dead Rails | Roblox
Taming wolves in Dead Rails is super easy. All you need to do is feed it any corpse. This causes the wolf to become passive and tamed. Since wolves usually spawn in packs, it’s best to feed them one at a time while keeping tamed wolves out of sight (like putting them in your sack)
This will avoid any distraction or confusion among untamed ones. Once a wolf is tamed in Dead Rails, they will become your ally. You can store them in your sack, use them in fights, or weld them to your train for added defense. They’ll even attack enemies for you, including powerful ones like Nikola Tesla.
Are Wolves Any Good In Dead Rails? | Roblox
It depends. Wolves are the only hostile mob you can tame (besides horses). They’re also loyal, fast, and hit decently hard for their size. You can also sack them and drop them into fights when you’re outnumbered, and they’ll cause chaos—great for clutch moments.
But they’re not perfect. Their health isn’t amazing, and against tougher enemies like vampires, they get shredded unless you’ve got backup. Taming them mid-fight can be awkward too. Plus, if you don’t manage your tamed vs. untamed wolves well, you’ll be in trouble.
So, are wolves good? Yeah, situationally. They’re not the meta-breakers, but if you play smart and plan your fights, they’re a savage little advantage worth having on your side.
And that’s how to tame wolves in Dead Rails. But why stop here? Go to the Roblox section for guides on popular games like Grow A Garden, Fisch, Beaks, Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY, and more!
