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A parry is highly recommended. The parry can block more damage then actual blocks, and will stun the enemy, leaving them open for a critical 2x attack with the atgeir.
Make sure it's upgraded so you can actually parry through their damage though, or it might still kill you.
Parrying wolves is easy, just block as soon as they're reaching you, they instantly attack.
This is my first run using the atgeir seriously and it works great on the wolves. The spin attack sometimes hits when a straight on attack misses because of the inclines. With atgeir the best defense is a good offense. Stagger them before they stagger you. I was running around up there in troll armor and iron helmet with the iron atgeir and doing fine (except when jumping around like a mountain goat without resting in between and losing all my stamina.)
And yeah regular blocking is garbage in this game. even with max level armor, food and shield a 2* mob will still oneshot you if you try blocking. Parry or dodge, those are your options.
Now step forward and do a three-hit combo - you get the stagger bonus and you can take down pretty much anything by the third hit.
Spoiler:
Didn't work "great" against the Fulings, but it did work. In the Mistlands however, you get a new polearm that shoots lighting. It knocks-back and stuns seekers briefly. Again, step forward and do the three-hit combo and they are toast (even one-stars). Also VERY effective agains seeker brood. And talk about a game-changer ... ticks just pop like balloons when you do the secondary 360. Super easy way to get ticks off your back.
Only one caveat ... when you step forward to skewer them, be aware that the angle of attack (hitbox) is very narrow as others mentioned. I think the wiki says 30-degrees so you need to line up pretty well.