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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[Taming Collar]] | |||
* [[Taming Necklace]] | * [[Taming Necklace]] | ||
* [[Tamed Creatures]] | * [[Tamed Creatures]] | ||
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* [[Pet Equipment]] | * [[Pet Equipment]] | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Taming Skills]] | [[Category:Taming Skills]] | ||
Revision as of 03:44, 20 January 2023
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Effect
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(effects increase with skill level)
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
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