There was a description of how our actions can and will impact events I was wondering if it extended to the various mobs we may encounter. Let me build a scenario and tell me how far off I may be.

Say there is a wood lot north of a village. In that wooded area there may be a varied source of game. Now if there is not a lot of hunting of the game a pack of wolves move into the wood lot.

As a character I can go in and hunt game which will cause the wolves to become aggressive because I am now impacting thier food source.  - If I hunt game I can get pelts and meat.

If left alone long enough the wolf population gets stronger and more adventurous. Say they start to attack domesticated animals. - If I hunt wolves I can get pelts, teeth and claws for crafting.

If left unchecked the evolve into Dire Wolves. Now they begin to harrass travellers and snatch the odd family pet or attach an unweary child or old folk.

If I go to hunt them alone these dire wolve and thier pack mentality can easily overwelm me. If I gather other like minded adventures to hunt them there arrises an Alpha Dire Wolve that is near invincible. To over come this threat it requires a coordinated attack of may adventures. If a dire wolf is killed you could get higher quality pelts, teeth and claws used in a higher level crafting. I may also find some discarded weapons and armour of some inexperienced adventure that fell to there gile.

If we manage to over come the Alpha Dire Wolf we would find a treasure trove of horded lost items in the den of the foul beast. There could also be some mystical items that could be harvested from the animal that could be used in some higher crafting line.

If left unchecked this Alpha could develop into some mythical beast that would unlock some server story ark that once killed would reset all things back to a placid wood lot.

Is this something you had in mind or is it simply a pipe dream of an avid gamer?