Beta Male & Female (Secondary Leaders)
The Betas in a wolf pack play a very similar role as the Alphas. Betas are usually looked upon as second in command, taking over while the alphas are not present. They are able to make the same decisions and have the same amount of respect as the alphas. They answer to no one but their Alphas. While the Alphas are present, Betas are mostly used to settle minor jobs or disputes.

Delta (Messenger) {either gender}
They deserve respect and hold a high rank among the pack. They are generally swift on their paws and hold great endurance and can run long distances. They can go to any of the parklands without a rude welcome if they have a message to deliver. They may greet wolves at the borderline, though they hold no say in acceptance and rejection unless the Alphas choose from them to do so.

Gammas (Peacemakers) {either gender}
They hold good social skills and boost the moral of their fellow pack mates. Normally they have a great sense of humor and like to joke around. Sometimes they are viewed as unintelligent, though normally this is untrue. They are the last of the high rankings and also deserve respect. They, like the Delta, may greet newcomers at the border; though hold no say in judgment.

Eta (Advisor) {either gender}
Generally this wolf is greatly trusted by the Alphas and is a true friend of them. They advise the Alphas on choices for the pack and sometimes hear secrets from other pack Members. They are good at keeping things to themselves and are sometimes quiet. They have been in the pack for quite some time normally and are very trustworthy. They may greet wolves at the borders and advise the Alphas in acceptance in rejection. The Alphas may choose not to listen though generally they do.

Kappa (Guard) {either gender}
This wolf is skilled in protection and defense and sometimes fighting. Sometimes they can be bigger than the average wolf- though it is not a requirement. They are responsible for the pack's safety. The Guard does greet wolves at the border.

Espion (Spies) {either gender}
These wolves must be fleet-footed, stealthy, and quiet. A wolf of medium to small size is better, and some skill in fighting is essential. Their job is to invade other packs' territory unseen and gather confidential information from the pack, then report it back to their alpha(s). It is not a job for the faint-hearted -- if they are captured by the enemy pack, they may receive serious injuries, and depending on the circumstances may be moved to Omega position.

Rho (Lead Hunter) {either gender}
This wolf is generally the most skilled wolf at hunting and aids the Alphas in deciding hunt dates and where the hunt should be held. They have command over the Thetas. This wolf does greet wolves at the border.

Thetas (Hunters) {either gender}
The third best hunters of the pack aside from the Alpha and Rho, this trio helps plan pack hunts and strategies for hunting. All new wolves start out as hunters(in my pack, not in real life). You can be downgraded to the Omega if you cause problems.

Pup Sitters {either gender}

This wolf cares for the pups when their parents(or guardians) are too busy. They are respected by the other wolves, though many think that they are not as important. Most often, they are female, though they can be male. This wolf does not greet wolves at the border

Pups {either gender}

Any wolf under the age of 77 days.

This wolf is highly respected, and wise. They often advise the alphas, though they do not have the position of Eta. They are present at the birth of any pup, and assist in the naming of this pup. Some of these wolves are seers, which comes in handy during time of war. This wolf does greet wolves at the border.

Omega (on the edge of Banishment) {either gender}
This wolf is the lowest ranking. If a wolf is having bad luck, the wolf may take it out on the Omega. This wolf is always last to eat and sometimes has done something to the pack or offended the Alphas. These wolves do not greet wolves at the borders.