Orbital Wolf Cannon Data Pack FAQ

Use one of the three function commands in chat (/function orbital_wolf_cannon:give/owc_50, owc_100, or owc_200) to receive a custom fishing rod, then hold it in your main hand and cast it toward your target to summon your wolf pack.

Each fishing rod summons a different number of war dogs—50, 100, or 200 respectively. Larger packs deal more total damage but consume more resources and can impact performance on lower-end systems.

The wiki doesn't specify despawn mechanics, but summoned wolves are combat-focused units meant for active battles rather than permanent base guards—check your specific situation or test with a small pack first.

Yes, the mod works smoothly in multiplayer PvP matches and shared survival worlds, though summoning hundreds of wolves simultaneously may cause lag depending on server performance.

The wiki doesn't explicitly detail friendly-fire behavior, but since the mod is designed for base defense and PvP, test with a small pack around teammates first to confirm targeting rules.

All summoned war dogs come with built-in fire resistance, so they won't be harmed by lava, fire blocks, or fire-based mob attacks—this is a core feature of the mod.

Yes, the mod is specifically designed to help crush tough bosses with boosted wolf attack strength and speed, making it effective for boss arena fights.

The wiki doesn't detail this edge case, but fishing rod mechanics typically spawn summons at the cast location, so test in an open area to see where your wolves appear.

Summoning very large packs can impact performance depending on your system specs and current world load—start with smaller packs (50 or 100) and scale up to find your performance sweet spot.

No—summoned war dogs are already combat-ready with boosted speed and attack strength, so you just cast the rod and they automatically attack nearby hostile mobs.