JJ's cabin is a location in Lost River.
In Lost River (Classic)[]
What is suspected to be JJ's cabin viewed on the World Map.
Like its original counterpart in Classic, the player-wolf still cannot enter the cabin and the interior cougar spawn and perch have been removed, rendering it completely abandoned and uninhabited. The most the player can do is climb onto the porch.
There are no Explore achievements to be earned here; the boot item has been removed despite it being a collectible in Amethyst Mountain.
In WolfQuest: Classic, JJ's cabin is suspected to be the desolate wooden cabin in the Back Forty area surrounded by various abandoned objects in Lost River.
Players are prevented from entering the cabin by an invisible barrier at all possible entrypoints. Inside, a cougar has a chance of spawning, with greater odds of appearing at dusk. While spawned, it will remain stationary and lounges on top of an old mattress. If it is disturbed, it will stand up and attempt to intimidate the player by growling, hissing, and snarling. Neither can reach nor harm the other.
There is one Places achievement to earn here by finding the boot prop near a tree close(ish) to the cabin.
In Lost River (Expansion)[]
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Unreleased content
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In the Anniversary Edition, it is not currently known how different JJ's cabin will be in this reincarnation of the developer's fictitious game map. As the map is expanded outwards, it is possible it may be present in the upcoming Lost River expansion.
Gallery[]
Anniversary Edition Gallery[]
Contributions for Lost River/JJ's Cabin in the Anniversary Edition are welcome in this gallery!
Lost River (Classic) Gallery[]
This gallery is composed of screenshots from the original Lost River, now dubbed Lost River (Classic). This revision was ported from Classic 2.7 into the Anniversary Edition engine.
Trivia[]
- It is unknown who JJ is, was, or what association they had in Lost River prior to its evacuation.
- It is unknown if the cabin was a residential home or if it was a workplace/workshop. Perhaps it was both? Or perhaps it was a quiet getaway spot?
Anniversary Edition and Classic Trivia[]
- In the classic map, a garage message in Grant's Glen references JJ's cabin.
References & External Links[]
| Lost River | ||
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| Revisions |  Modern • Classic
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| Wolf packs | Modern |  Lucky •  Lost River •  Van Winkle
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| Classic | Lost River • Van Winkle • Elevation
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| Other | Dispersal wolves (groups) • Stranger wolves (packs, territories) | |
| Exploration | Landmarks | Allison Acres • BCE Facility • Cemeteries • Crooked Creek Ranch • Dams (human, beaver) • Downtown • Grant's Glen • Hank's Ditch • Hilltop • Hunting Lodge • J.J's Cabin • Lil' Yellowstone • Lost Luck Mine • Templeton • The Two-Step |
| Miscellaneous | Achievements • Buildings • Collectibles • Easter Eggs (MotL) • Homesteads • Houses • Human Influences • Theories & Speculation | |