Alpha Pair The leaders of the pack, the Alpha female, doesn't necessarily have to be female and is also, surprisingly, slightly more important than the Alpha Male, and is to be protected with the pack's life. The alpha Female helps make the final decisions and have litter which the pups are respected by all, and raised by all. When the female cannot raise pups, they can still be important as they are more respected, they usually help train the warriors and care for the pups when their mothers are sickly or gone, regardless of their gender. (mxm/mxf accepted)
Beta Pair The Beta Pair are second in command to the Alpha Pair, the Beta Pair are mated for life as all werewolves are when they find their other halves, but their marks seem to stretch from their neck to their wrists, the dominant of the pair usually has their mark along the right where as the submissive has it on their left, linking them together. The Beta pair step in to suggest decisions and calm conflicts, or to take charge when the Alpha Pair are unavailable. (mxm/fxm/mxf/fxf accepted)
Scouts The scouts are essentially patrol and battle wolves, they are normally bulky and intimidating, but they are gentle giants at heart, Scouts can be slim and lanky, built for agility and precise strikes, but it isn't recommended.
Hunters Hunters tend to be lean, agile and lack any form of muscle, appearance wise. They rely on their stealth and speed to catch and take down prey, whether in the tree lines, along open trails or even in rivers, fishing, they are always busy feeding the pack. Whether it's their human form or wolf form, they still tend to stay away from Markets if possible.
Pups Babies, Infants, Wolf pups ranging from 0 months to 6 years, once their human form in fully developed they will train as trainees as humans until around the age of 13-16, where they graduate from trainee status once they shift.
Mothers Mothers of the pups/children until they reach trainee age, they are to be cared for and constantly watched in case any illness or injuries spread through them, they are very important to the pack.
Omegas Omegas aren't essentially the lonely, lowest ranks, they are the miscellaneous ranks, such as healer and sparring partners/trainers to the trainees, they are to be treated with as much respect as a normal pack member.
Trainees Children ranging from 6 years to 16 years old who haven't shifted, training to survive and hunt without depending on Markey places or others for food.