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100% Chance to consume reagents<br>
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==Taming Creature Tips==
* GM the skill Collar Recovery as soon as you can to use a lot less Taming Collars.
* You make or buy a Taming Collar and a Taming Whistle. Put the taming whistle in your Necklace slot before you try a taming attempt. The taming collar needs to be in your backpack.
* On your combat toolbar put the skill Tame Creature so you can press it while being attacked. Most animals will attack you while you tame them.
** If your skill level is 0 or 1, find an adventurer trainer and raise it to a higher level. **
* Find a creature and go into combat mode.
** Select the creature you want to tame by pressing the tab key to select it. Make sure you are not selected. **
* Many tamers say it will be easier to tame if you reduce the hit points of the target creature by 50%, once that is achieved you want to disarm your weapon.
* Press the Tame Creature button on your combat toolbar and you will see if you tame the creature or not.
* If you are successful, the target creature will disappear into the taming whistle. If not, it will still be attacking you. Try again.<ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/forum/index.php?threads/greagoir-pendragons-guide-to-gm-taming-and-other-taming-skills-updated-current-release.112216/ Greagoir Pendragons Guide to GM Taming]</ref>


==How to tame a creature==
==Suggestions for raising the Taming Skill==
** Pro Tip ** GM the skill Collar Recovery as soon as you can to use a lot less Taming Collars.
*0 - 20 = Rabbits , dogs, pigs, does, foals, and chickens are good to tame at this level. These creatures are found in wooded areas or even towns (dogs).
1) You make or buy a Taming Collar and a Taming Whistle. Put the taming whistle in your Necklace slot before you try a taming attempt. The taming collar needs to be in your backpack.
*20 - 40 = Large Corpions and desert wolves. These are found in desert areas.
2) On your combat toolbar put the skill Tame Creature so you can press it while being attacked. Most animals will attack you while you tame them.
*40 - 60 = Large Arctic Wolves *if you start successful taming a lot and using up collars, then start taming Large Polar Bears. You can also tame: Brown Spider, Crocodile, and Timber Wolves.
2a) If your skill level is 0 or 1, find an adventurer trainer and raise it to a higher level. **
*60 - 80 = Large Polar Bears in snowy areas. *if you start successful taming a lot and using up collars, then start taming Bear Patriarchs. You can also tame: Large Timber Wolves, Elder Wolves, Large Brown Spiders, and Red Spiders.
3) Find a creature and go into combat mode.
*80 - 100 = Bear Patriarchs in wooded areas. You can also tame: Large Grizzly Bears, Obsidian Stags, Large Polar Bears and Large Red Spiders.
3a) Select the creature you want to tame by pressing the tab key to select it. Make sure you are not selected. **
4) Many tamers say it will be easier to tame if you reduce the hit points of the target creature by 50%, once that is achieved you want to disarm your weapon.
5) Press the Tame Creature button on your combat toolbar and you will see if you tame the creature or not.
6) If you are successful, the target creature will disappear into the taming whistle. If not, it will still be attacking you. Try again.
 
This is what I tamed and when for Tame Creature gains:
0 - 20 = I took the Path of Love so I started out with 20 skill points. If you did not start with 20 then, Rabbits , dogs, pigs, does, foals, and chickens are good to tame at this level. These creatures are found in wooded areas or even towns (dogs).
20 - 40 = Large Corpions and desert wolves. These are found in desert areas.
40 - 60 = Large Arctic Wolves *if you start successful taming a lot and using up collars, then start taming Large Polar Bears. You can also tame: Brown Spider, Crocodile, and Timber Wolves.
60 - 80 = Large Polar Bears in snowy areas. *if you start successful taming a lot and using up collars, then start taming Bear Patriarchs. You can also tame: Large Timber Wolves, Elder Wolves, Large Brown Spiders, and Red Spiders.
80 - 100 = Bear Patriarchs in wooded areas. You can also tame: Large Grizzly Bears, Obsidian Stags, Large Polar Bears and Large Red Spiders.
100+ = Obsidian Bears from any wooded area.
100+ = Obsidian Bears from any wooded area.
From Greagoir Pendragon's Taming Guide - https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/forum/index.php?threads/greagoir-pendragons-guide-to-gm-taming-and-other-taming-skills-updated-current-release.112216/


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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* [[Tamed Creatures]]
* [[Tamed Creatures]]
* [[Tamed Pet]]
* [[Tamed Pet]]
* [[Pet Food]]
* [[Pet Equipment]]
==References==
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Revision as of 03:38, 20 January 2023

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Effect

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Taming Creature Tips

  • GM the skill Collar Recovery as soon as you can to use a lot less Taming Collars.
  • You make or buy a Taming Collar and a Taming Whistle. Put the taming whistle in your Necklace slot before you try a taming attempt. The taming collar needs to be in your backpack.
  • On your combat toolbar put the skill Tame Creature so you can press it while being attacked. Most animals will attack you while you tame them.
    • If your skill level is 0 or 1, find an adventurer trainer and raise it to a higher level. **
  • Find a creature and go into combat mode.
    • Select the creature you want to tame by pressing the tab key to select it. Make sure you are not selected. **
  • Many tamers say it will be easier to tame if you reduce the hit points of the target creature by 50%, once that is achieved you want to disarm your weapon.
  • Press the Tame Creature button on your combat toolbar and you will see if you tame the creature or not.
  • If you are successful, the target creature will disappear into the taming whistle. If not, it will still be attacking you. Try again.[1]

Suggestions for raising the Taming Skill

  • 0 - 20 = Rabbits , dogs, pigs, does, foals, and chickens are good to tame at this level. These creatures are found in wooded areas or even towns (dogs).
  • 20 - 40 = Large Corpions and desert wolves. These are found in desert areas.
  • 40 - 60 = Large Arctic Wolves *if you start successful taming a lot and using up collars, then start taming Large Polar Bears. You can also tame: Brown Spider, Crocodile, and Timber Wolves.
  • 60 - 80 = Large Polar Bears in snowy areas. *if you start successful taming a lot and using up collars, then start taming Bear Patriarchs. You can also tame: Large Timber Wolves, Elder Wolves, Large Brown Spiders, and Red Spiders.
  • 80 - 100 = Bear Patriarchs in wooded areas. You can also tame: Large Grizzly Bears, Obsidian Stags, Large Polar Bears and Large Red Spiders.

100+ = Obsidian Bears from any wooded area.

Trivia

  • Prior to Release 21 this skill was known as Animal Handling.

See Also

References

  1. ↑ Greagoir Pendragons Guide to GM Taming

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