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I miss the days when every gamer was a computer nerd who lived in their mom's basement. Games that didn't ship with map editors and modding tools got their source code leaked or reverse engineered in a week. A whole generation has been raised on DRM and deranged justifications for not making mods and it's hurt games bigly.
The developers for WolfQuest have also confirmed that while they agree modding is very cool, there's no plans for modding support for WolfQuest. No special reasons other than that.