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So i'm still looking at making a warmachin/hordes army. And i looked a Circle. And i have always loved werewolves, So i am asking this. Is it entirly possible to make a wolf themed army that would actually be competitive?

I don't play circle but the warpwolves are blooming annoying to play against. With spirit door I think it is (the teleportation spell) they're a pain in the backside.
There are skinwalkers that look cool.
There's also a wolf solo.
In other words yes I think it is possible to create a competitive wolf heavy army.

Yeah, Circle is about 70% wolf related.

The big werewolves are pretty rocking, and they have some two headed wolves (called argus) for light warbeasts.

The human households within the circle are groomed for their genetic disposition of both warping (shapechanging) and wilding (connection to beasts/magic ability). There is also a strong wolf/hunters theme in their culture. Because warpwolves can mate or be induced from the population, you find an array of various wolfmen, depending on how much humanity is left in them.

The Tharn are basically barbarians that undergo a cultural warping whenever they go to war, which is always for our purposes.

If you want an army of only the big monsters try Kaya, but you really can't go wrong if you like the concept of tapping into ones beastial nature.

E-Kaya would be the go to caster for a warpwolf centric list

she requires finesse though. It's either you get tabled or you get the assassination with few (if any) casualties on your side

very little in between