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== Description ==
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'''Taming''' is a [[skill]] used to make an [[animal]] a [[pet]]. You can only have one pet at a time, if you have a pet and you tame another, your first pet will become untamed.  Pets that become untamed will return to their normal hostile / non-hostile stance; ie if the animal is normally hostile it will begin attacking guards and players.
 
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There is a penalty to taming for [[Blacklighter]]s; taming is still possible but with a higher level of difficulty.
 
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Only animals can be tamed; for [[monster]]s you need to be a [[Priest]]/Priestess and a follower of [[Magranon]] or [[Libila]].
 
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* A Priest/Priestess of Magranon at 40 [[faith]] can cast [[Dominate]] to tame monsters.
 
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* A Priest/Priestess of Libila at 40 faith can cast [[Rebirth]] to raise the spirit of a slain animal, monster or player as a [[zombie]] pet.
 
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50 taming skill gives the [[title]] "Animal Trainer".
 
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70 taming skill gives the [[title]] "Beastspeaker".
 
  
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==Description==
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'''Taming''' is the [[skill]] used to make an [[creatures|animal]] a [[pet]]. Taming allows for special features such as protecting the animal, having the animal fight with you, or placing equipment on the animal, if applicable. Not all creatures can be tamed.
  
 
== Method ==  
 
== Method ==  
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You can use tame by activating an [[item]] the animal will [[eat]]. For some animals its [[seeds]], for others its [[meat]]/[[fish]].
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You can tame an animal by activating an item that it will eat, then right-click the animal and choose '''Tame'''.  
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* For some animals the item is [[seeds]], for others it is [[meat]] or [[fish]].
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** For information on what animals eat, check the [[:Category:Bestiary|creature's Wurmpedia page]].
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* The [[QL]] of the taming item speeds up the taming action, for about 1 second per 20 QL.
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* Note: Food eaten while taming does go towards their hunger level.
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* You can only have one pet at a time; so if you have a pet and tame another, your first pet will become untamed.
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** Pets that become untamed will return to their normal hostile or non-hostile stance; ie. if the animal is normally hostile then it will begin attacking guards and players. 
  
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'''Taming skill and status of animal '''
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==Taming Skill and Status of Animal==
  
 
* 0-10 Upset
 
* 0-10 Upset
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* 50-60 Loyal
 
* 50-60 Loyal
 
* 60-70 Trusting
 
* 60-70 Trusting
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* 70-80 Loyal to death
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* 70-99 Extremely loyal
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* 80+ still unknown
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* 100 Completely devoted
  
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''Note: Status does unknown things to tamed [[animals]], if you have any information, please edit this''
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The taming status can be used to know when your animal will go untame. When you tame an animal numerous times, then at a 42 taming skill, for example, your animal will have a maximum "tamed level" of [42]. Over time, this value will [[decay]]. Examining the animal to check its status can tell you on average how high this level is, with "upset" being the least reliable status, as your animal could go untame without further warning.
  
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Praying to your deity can improve your taming level.  Example: {{event|inline|Aged seal suddenly seems more loyal.}}
  
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Edit: The taming status can be used to know when your animal will go untame. Here is an explanation on how taming seems to work. When you tame an animal numerous times, at a 42 taming skill, for example, your animal will have a max "tamed level" of [42]. Over time, this value will [[decay]], and examining the animal to check its status can tell you on average how high this "level" is, with "upset" being the least reliable status, as your animal could go untame without further warning.
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Praying can raise the animal taming status up to 100. Example: {{event|inline|The aged fat Sunnyausimus looks completely devoted.}}
  
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A pet can be ordered to go somewhere or to attack other animals/people. You can also lead a pet with a [[rope]].
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==Handling a Pet==
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* A pet can be ordered to go somewhere or to attack other animals (in PvE and PvP) or people (in PvP only). You can also lead a pet with a [[rope]].
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* A pet can't be tamed by another person while it is your pet.
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* You can decide if your pet should go offline or stay online when you log off. Right-click on any tile or creature and select <tt>Pet > Go offline/Stay online.</tt>
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* You can give your pet to another person: right-click on the person and select <tt>Pet > Give away pet</tt>. They may need to type <tt>/[[Chat commands|invitations]]</tt> command first.
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**They must not have a pet, and their own taming skill must be high enough to keep the animal.
  
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A pet can't be tamed by another person while it's your pet. A higher taming skill will probably make the animal stay longer as your pet.
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==Hitching Creatures==
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* Hitchable animals such as horses, while tamed, can still being hitched to a [[large cart]], but the [[pet]] commands will not move them nor move the cart when ordered to go somewhere. Instead, they will stay on the place, and a message will say they cannot perform that action.
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* A cart hitched with a tamed creature can be moved in the normal way (being mounted and driven by a commanding player).
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* A cart hitched with a tamed creature '''that is normally aggressive''' can be mounted and driven. If they go untamed, they will unhitch automatically and '''will turn aggressive'''.
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* Only bears and hell horses of [[age]] aged and younger may be hitched to a large cart.
  
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You can decide if your pet should go offline or stay online when you log off. Right-click something and select <tt>Pet > Go (off/on)line.</tt>
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==Pets and Combat==
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* In PvP, players can attack your tamed creature, and you can command it to attack other players.
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* In PvE, players cannot attack your tamed creature, and you cannot command it to attack other players.
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* Bringing a pet into combat can be desirable, if it is strong enough it can give you a combination bonus and can more easily survive the fight.
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* Note that if you tame your mount, creatures you fight will often target your mount instead of you.
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* If a pet is hit in combat, it will lose loyalty. Stronger animals lose more loyalty when hit than weaker animals. If it takes enough hits without dying it can go untame. This cannot be achieved with archery however; it must be a melee weapon. As a result, when entering combat with a pet, it's helpful to assure that the pet has the highest loyalty level you can achieve.
  
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You can give your pet to another person (if they do not already have a pet). Right-click on person and select <tt>Pet > Give away pet</tt>.
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==Messages==
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{{event|inline| [The animal] sniffs the air and looks too nervous to focus. }} Move the animal to another spot or off deed before taming.
  
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The [[QL]] of the taming item speeds up the taming action. It is about 1 second less per 20 QL.
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== Taming Skill Levels ==
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=== Important Notice ===
 
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As of February 2008, when Mol-Rehan was introduced, Taming was made '''much''' harder. While past mechanics allowed you to just try and tame again when you failed, the new system will make the animal go aggressive and attack you if you fail by too large a margin. Additionally, it will lose a level of loyalty when this happens. If that wasn't enough, all animals had their taming difficulty severely raised, making it nearly impossible to tame a champion class animal and a gruesome project to tame even an ordinary bear with as high as 50 taming. You are advised to take extreme caution when attempting to tame something, preferably by fencing the animal in and taking refuge outside the gate if the animal goes berserk on you.
 
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If the animal has at least a single level of loyalty left after going aggressive from a failed taming, it will revert to its tamed status again after a while, provided nobody attacks it. Naturally neutral animals such as pigs, roosters, pheasants and unicorns will also return to their neutral state some time after a fail.
 
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Also, don't forget that deed and tower guards automatically attack hostile animals.
 
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If you are going to invest in taming then be prepared to either wait and hope it will be made easier again, or invest enough time into it to bring it above 50 for it to be of any real use. But even then any 'decent' pet is still extremely hard to tame.
 
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== Notice about animals ==
 
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Certain animals are much easily kept tame than others. Be aware that an upset status dog can remain tame for a day maybe two days. However, a crocodile at upset level or nervous level could un-tame any second since they are very aggressive animals.
 
  
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'''Beware: The following are recommendations, not hard requirements. Your results may slightly vary.'''
  
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*00 [[Pig]]s, [[Dog]]s, [[Rat]]s, [[Deer]], [[Mountain Lion]]s, [[Wildcat]]s
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*05 [[Wolf|Wolves]], [[Cow]]s/[[Bull]]s
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*07 [[Horse]]s
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*15 [[Brown Bear]]s
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*15 [[Wolf|Young Champion Wolves]]
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*20 [[Black Bear]]s
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*35 [[Cave bug]]s
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*35-40 [[Unicorn]]s
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*40 [[Crocodile]]s
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*45 [[black bear|Champion Black Bears]]
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*55-60 [[hell hound|Hell Hounds]]
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*60 [[Brown Bear|Champion Brown Bear]]s
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*70 [[hell horse|Hell Horses]]
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*90+ [[unicorn|Champion Unicorns]]
  
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== A good guide to raising Taming skill ==
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==Notes==
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* The animal being tamed can go aggressive and attack you if you fail the taming action by too large a margin. Such critical failures become much less frequent with increased taming skill.
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You'll need:<br>
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* Diseased horses seem to be able to be tamed with much less-than-normal risk of going aggressive in the process.
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1x cauldron<br>
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* If you want to stop attacking a pet that has gone aggressive, move a few tiles away, right-click on ground and choose No target (if you have "Display 'no target' in menus" option checked in Settings).  
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1x meat<br>
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* Only animals can be tamed; to gain control over [[monster]]s, you need to be a [[priest]]/priestess and a follower of [[Magranon]] or [[Libila]]. For more information on this, refer to [[Dominate]], [[Rebirth]].
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1x pig<br>
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* Taming can be done while moving, so long as you do not move too far away (two tiles) from the tile you are currently working on.
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1x pottery '''flask'''<br> and
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* Despite achieving a high loyalty/tame level on an animal, some animals appear to lose loyalty and go untame much quicker than others.
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* While not fully proven, it appears that higher levels of taming skill can influence how some animals react when a character is close to them (for example, cows no longer running when the player is near). Further research is needed.
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1. Fill the cauldron with the water and put the meat in and cook it till it makes a soup.<br>
 
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2. Get the pig and if you haven't done so already, walk it off deed.<br>
 
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3. Get the pottery flask and drag the soup from the cauldron to the flask and tame the pig off deed, you'll only take .25 of the soup into the flask from the cauldron.<br>  4. Tame the pig using the soup in the flask and once its tamed, repeat the process over and over till you have no more soup.<br>
 
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== Taming Skill Levels ==
 
  
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*00 Pigs, Dogs
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==Skills & Characteristics==
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*05 Wolves
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* [[Nature]] > Animal taming
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*15 Brown Bears
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* [[Soul]] > [[Soul strength]]
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*15 Young Champion Wolves
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* [[Soul]] > [[Soul depth]]
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*20 Black Bears
 
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*40 Crocodiles
 
  
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==[[Titles]]==
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* Animal Trainer at 50 skill
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* Beast Speaker at 70 skill
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* Beastmaster at 90 skill
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* Who let the dogs out at 100 skill
  
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[[category:Skills]]
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==See Also==
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* [[Age]]
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* [[Nature]]
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** [[Animal husbandry]]
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** [[Animal taming]]
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** [[Botanizing]]
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** [[Farming]]
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** [[Fishing]]
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** [[Foraging]]
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** [[Forestry]]
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** [[Gardening]]
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** [[Meditating]]
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** [[Milking]]
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** [[Papyrusmaking]]
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[[Category:Skills]]
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[[Category:While_moving]]
 
[[category:Babel/A]]
 
[[category:Babel/A]]

Latest revision as of 16:47, 4 October 2024

Main / Skills / Nature / Animal taming

Description

Taming is the skill used to make an animal a pet. Taming allows for special features such as protecting the animal, having the animal fight with you, or placing equipment on the animal, if applicable. Not all creatures can be tamed.

Method

You can tame an animal by activating an item that it will eat, then right-click the animal and choose Tame.

  • For some animals the item is seeds, for others it is meat or fish.
  • The QL of the taming item speeds up the taming action, for about 1 second per 20 QL.
  • Note: Food eaten while taming does go towards their hunger level.
  • You can only have one pet at a time; so if you have a pet and tame another, your first pet will become untamed.
    • Pets that become untamed will return to their normal hostile or non-hostile stance; ie. if the animal is normally hostile then it will begin attacking guards and players.

Taming Skill and Status of Animal

  • 0-10 Upset
  • 10-20 Nervous
  • 20-30 Submissive
  • 30-40 Calm
  • 40-50 Tame
  • 50-60 Loyal
  • 60-70 Trusting
  • 70-99 Extremely loyal
  • 100 Completely devoted

The taming status can be used to know when your animal will go untame. When you tame an animal numerous times, then at a 42 taming skill, for example, your animal will have a maximum "tamed level" of [42]. Over time, this value will decay. Examining the animal to check its status can tell you on average how high this level is, with "upset" being the least reliable status, as your animal could go untame without further warning.

Praying to your deity can improve your taming level. Example: Aged seal suddenly seems more loyal.

Praying can raise the animal taming status up to 100. Example: The aged fat Sunnyausimus looks completely devoted.

Handling a Pet

  • A pet can be ordered to go somewhere or to attack other animals (in PvE and PvP) or people (in PvP only). You can also lead a pet with a rope.
  • A pet can't be tamed by another person while it is your pet.
  • You can decide if your pet should go offline or stay online when you log off. Right-click on any tile or creature and select Pet > Go offline/Stay online.
  • You can give your pet to another person: right-click on the person and select Pet > Give away pet. They may need to type /invitations command first.
    • They must not have a pet, and their own taming skill must be high enough to keep the animal.

Hitching Creatures

  • Hitchable animals such as horses, while tamed, can still being hitched to a large cart, but the pet commands will not move them nor move the cart when ordered to go somewhere. Instead, they will stay on the place, and a message will say they cannot perform that action.
  • A cart hitched with a tamed creature can be moved in the normal way (being mounted and driven by a commanding player).
  • A cart hitched with a tamed creature that is normally aggressive can be mounted and driven. If they go untamed, they will unhitch automatically and will turn aggressive.
  • Only bears and hell horses of age aged and younger may be hitched to a large cart.

Pets and Combat

  • In PvP, players can attack your tamed creature, and you can command it to attack other players.
  • In PvE, players cannot attack your tamed creature, and you cannot command it to attack other players.
  • Bringing a pet into combat can be desirable, if it is strong enough it can give you a combination bonus and can more easily survive the fight.
  • Note that if you tame your mount, creatures you fight will often target your mount instead of you.
  • If a pet is hit in combat, it will lose loyalty. Stronger animals lose more loyalty when hit than weaker animals. If it takes enough hits without dying it can go untame. This cannot be achieved with archery however; it must be a melee weapon. As a result, when entering combat with a pet, it's helpful to assure that the pet has the highest loyalty level you can achieve.

Messages

[The animal] sniffs the air and looks too nervous to focus. Move the animal to another spot or off deed before taming.

Taming Skill Levels

Beware: The following are recommendations, not hard requirements. Your results may slightly vary.

Notes

  • The animal being tamed can go aggressive and attack you if you fail the taming action by too large a margin. Such critical failures become much less frequent with increased taming skill.
  • Diseased horses seem to be able to be tamed with much less-than-normal risk of going aggressive in the process.
  • If you want to stop attacking a pet that has gone aggressive, move a few tiles away, right-click on ground and choose No target (if you have "Display 'no target' in menus" option checked in Settings).
  • Only animals can be tamed; to gain control over monsters, you need to be a priest/priestess and a follower of Magranon or Libila. For more information on this, refer to Dominate, Rebirth.
  • Taming can be done while moving, so long as you do not move too far away (two tiles) from the tile you are currently working on.
  • Despite achieving a high loyalty/tame level on an animal, some animals appear to lose loyalty and go untame much quicker than others.
  • While not fully proven, it appears that higher levels of taming skill can influence how some animals react when a character is close to them (for example, cows no longer running when the player is near). Further research is needed.

Skills & Characteristics

Titles

  • Animal Trainer at 50 skill
  • Beast Speaker at 70 skill
  • Beastmaster at 90 skill
  • Who let the dogs out at 100 skill

See Also

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