Guide to Taming and Raising Pets - Revision history

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	The speed of the mount increases as the mount levels (mounts level according to their use), however the maximum speed is set at one meter per second higher than the minimum, for all currently released mounts. It is possible, however, to further increase the speed of a mount, through the use of spurs. Spurs of Alacrity are used to upgrade an 8m/s mount to a 9m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 40 to 20), while Galewind Spurs upgrade a 9m/s mount to a 10m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 60 to 40). Mounts can be spurred until their maximum speed reached 11m/s.		The speed of the mount increases as the mount levels (mounts level according to their use), however the maximum speed is set at one meter per second higher than the minimum, for all currently released mounts. It is possible, however, to further increase the speed of a mount, through the use of spurs. Spurs of Alacrity are used to upgrade an 8m/s mount to a 9m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 40 to 20), while Galewind Spurs upgrade a 9m/s mount to a 10m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 60 to 40). Mounts can be spurred until their maximum speed reached 11m/s.


	== Pet Bag ==		== Pet Bag ==

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	The speed of the mount increases as the mount levels (mounts level according to their use), however the maximum speed is set at one meter per second higher than the minimum, for all currently released mounts. It is possible, however, to further increase the speed of a mount, through the use of spurs. Spurs of Alacrity are used to upgrade an 8m/s mount to a 9m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 40 to 20), while Galewind Spurs upgrade a 9m/s mount to a 10m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 60 to 40). Mounts can be spurred until their maximum speed reached 11m/s.		The speed of the mount increases as the mount levels (mounts level according to their use), however the maximum speed is set at one meter per second higher than the minimum, for all currently released mounts. It is possible, however, to further increase the speed of a mount, through the use of spurs. Spurs of Alacrity are used to upgrade an 8m/s mount to a 9m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 40 to 20), while Galewind Spurs upgrade a 9m/s mount to a 10m/s mount (while lowering the level req. from 60 to 40). Mounts can be spurred until their maximum speed reached 11m/s.


	== Pet Bag ==		== Pet Bag ==

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Updated tables; added Kowlin icon

2012-11-13T05:31:55Z

Updated tables; added Kowlin icon

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	While there are many monsters that can be tamed in order to create a pet, there are several that, due to their infrequent spawning, are considered rare pets. Taming these pets can become highly competitive, as their rarity increases their value.		While there are many monsters that can be tamed in order to create a pet, there are several that, due to their infrequent spawning, are considered rare pets. Taming these pets can become highly competitive, as their rarity increases their value.

	{\| ~~style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	\|+'''Rare Pets'''		\|+'''Rare Pets'''
	!Name		!Name
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	\|Land		\|Land
	\|-		\|-
	!Kowlin		!Kowlin<br>[[Image:Kowlin Icon.png]]
	\|60		\|60
	\|Land		\|Land
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	In order to create a baby pet, the correct number and types of eggs, as well as coins for the fee, must be brought to Mrs. Zoologist (586,620) in Archosaur.		In order to create a baby pet, the correct number and types of eggs, as well as coins for the fee, must be brought to Mrs. Zoologist (586,620) in Archosaur.
	{\| ~~style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	\|+'''Baby Pets'''		\|+'''Baby Pets'''
	!Baby		!Baby
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	Phoenix Feathers and Sources of Force are interchangeable, as they can be traded in stacks of 100 to the Pet Manager for the preferred unit.		Phoenix Feathers and Sources of Force are interchangeable, as they can be traded in stacks of 100 to the Pet Manager for the preferred unit.
	{\| ~~style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	\|+<b>Legendary Pets</b>		\|+<b>Legendary Pets</b>
	!<b>Pet</b>		!<b>Pet</b>
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	Increasing the capacity of the pet bag can be done several ways. From the cash shop, or with in-game bought gold, the player can buy a Super Cage item, which will automatically increase the pet bag to its full capacity. However if the player only needs one or two more slots in the pet bag, a normal cage can also be found in the cash shop, which will increase the pet bag by one slot, or the player can choose to do gathering quests, and collect increasingly rare types of pet food for the Pet Skill Trainer, each for one new slot in the pet bag.		Increasing the capacity of the pet bag can be done several ways. From the cash shop, or with in-game bought gold, the player can buy a Super Cage item, which will automatically increase the pet bag to its full capacity. However if the player only needs one or two more slots in the pet bag, a normal cage can also be found in the cash shop, which will increase the pet bag by one slot, or the player can choose to do gathering quests, and collect increasingly rare types of pet food for the Pet Skill Trainer, each for one new slot in the pet bag.
	{\| ~~style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	\|+<b>Venomancer Pet Bag Slots</b>		\|+<b>Venomancer Pet Bag Slots</b>
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	For non-venomancers, the pet bag expansion options look like this:		For non-venomancers, the pet bag expansion options look like this:
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	\|+<b>Non-Venomancer Pet Bag Slots</b>		\|+<b>Non-Venomancer Pet Bag Slots</b>
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	== Feeding Pets and Loyalty ==		== Feeding Pets and Loyalty ==
	Once a pet is hatched, it must be fed in order to prevent the pet's loyalty from dropping, and to ensure that the loyalty increases. Different pets eat different families of feed, while specific kinds of feed within those families will raise the pet's loyalty by greater or lesser amounts. The families are: Meat, Water, Hay, Fruit, and Greens.		Once a pet is hatched, it must be fed in order to prevent the pet's loyalty from dropping, and to ensure that the loyalty increases. Different pets eat different families of feed, while specific kinds of feed within those families will raise the pet's loyalty by greater or lesser amounts. The families are: Meat, Water, Hay, Fruit, and Greens.
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	\|+<b>Pet Feed</b>		\|+<b>Pet Feed</b>
	!Meat		!Meat
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	The Loyalty of a pet is measured on a scale from 0-999, with different amounts of damage dealt and experience gained in battle based on the level of the pet's loyalty.		The Loyalty of a pet is measured on a scale from 0-999, with different amounts of damage dealt and experience gained in battle based on the level of the pet's loyalty.
	{\| ~~style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	\|+<b>Loyalty Chart</b>		\|+<b>Loyalty Chart</b>
	!Savage		!Savage
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	The EXP requirements for pets start at 50 to get to level 2, then the requirement increases by +10 each level up to level 10, then +15 per level up to 29, and from 31 to 99 it's +50 per level. Starting at level 100 the requirement '''steeply''' rises each level. See the chart below for details.		The EXP requirements for pets start at 50 to get to level 2, then the requirement increases by +10 each level up to level 10, then +15 per level up to 29, and from 31 to 99 it's +50 per level. Starting at level 100 the requirement '''steeply''' rises each level. See the chart below for details.

	{\| ~~style="background:#291a0e" border="1" cellpadding="5"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	\|+ '''Pet EXP Leveling Requirements'''		\|+ '''Pet EXP Leveling Requirements'''
	! Level		! Level
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	While pets can be helpful in battle as another member of the team, what really pushes pets from being just a tank for damage into a powerful ally is the array of skills available to pets. While most pets come with several skills already learned, all pets can learn every skill, and most must be taught by the tamer through scrolls. When used correctly a wide range of affects can be achieved through using and combining skills. The available skills are listed below.		While pets can be helpful in battle as another member of the team, what really pushes pets from being just a tank for damage into a powerful ally is the array of skills available to pets. While most pets come with several skills already learned, all pets can learn every skill, and most must be taught by the tamer through scrolls. When used correctly a wide range of affects can be achieved through using and combining skills. The available skills are listed below.

	{\| ~~style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	\|+<b>Pet Skills</b>		\|+<b>Pet Skills</b>
	!Skill		!Skill
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	There are many important items, aside from feed, for raising pets:		There are many important items, aside from feed, for raising pets:

	{\| ~~style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"~~		{\| {{DefTable}}
	!Item		!Item
	!Use		!Use

PWpedia>Sahhpire12: /* Pet items */

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Pet items

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	!Phoenix Feather		!Phoenix Feather
	\|9,999 to obtain Blazing Phoenix		\|9,999 to obtain Blazing Phoenix
	\|25 Silver/Battle Pack		\|50 Silver/Battle Pack
	\|-		\|-
	!Source of Force		!Source of Force
	\|9,999 to obtain Baby Hercules		\|9,999 to obtain Baby Hercules
	\|25 Silver/Battle Pack		\|50 Silver/Battle Pack
	\|-		\|-
	!Spurs of Alacrity		!Spurs of Alacrity
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	\|10 Gold		\|10 Gold
	\|}		\|}


	== Buying/Selling/Discarding Pets ==		== Buying/Selling/Discarding Pets ==

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	== Land/Water/Air Distinctions ==		== Land/Water/Air Distinctions ==
	While a large majority of combat and gameplay within Perfect World takes place on the ground, both air and water battles are not uncommon. Therefore there are several monsters throughout the game that are tamable for combat in different zones.		While a large majority of combat and gameplay within Perfect World takes place on the ground, both air and water battles are not uncommon. Therefore there are several monsters throughout the game that are tamable for combat in different zones.

			All pets regardless of their Land/Water/Air zone will automatically be stowed if they cannot reach/find the player for over 30 seconds.

	=== Land ===		=== Land ===
	These pets are the most prevalent, and a wide variety of tamable monsters to create ~~Land~~ pets are available. These pets, however, can neither swim nor fly. Swimming, crossing bridges, or gaining altitude with aerogear, these pets will automatically be stowed to the pet bag~~. All pets regardless of their Land/Water/Air zone will automatically be stowed if they cannot reach/find the player for over 30 seconds~~.		These pets are the most prevalent, and a wide variety of tamable monsters to create land pets are available. These pets, however, can neither swim nor fly. Swimming, crossing bridges, or gaining altitude with aerogear, these pets will automatically be stowed to the pet bag.

	=== Water ===		=== Water ===
	Of the tamable water monsters, water-based undines are the most common, however turtles and a few strains of fish are also common water pets. These pets are less common than ~~Land~~ pets, and can only be used for underwater combat. Water pets cannot be summoned until the player is already in water, and as soon as the player reaches dry land or mounts aerogear, water pets are automatically stowed to the pet bag~~. All pets regardless of their Land/Water/Air zone will automatically be stowed if they cannot reach/find the player for over 30 seconds~~.		Of the tamable water monsters, water-based undines and Celestial Plumpfish are the most common, however turtles and a few strains of fish are also common water pets. These pets are less common than land pets, and can only be used for underwater combat. Water pets cannot be summoned until the player is already in water, and as soon as the player reaches dry land or mounts aerogear, water pets are automatically stowed to the pet bag.

	=== Air ===		=== Air ===
	Insects and foxwings are the most common air pets, however there are exceptions. This is the only pet that can accompany the player while mounted on aerogear. Unlike land and water pets, when the player lands on solid ground or on the water's surface (however not when fully submerged), an air pet will not be stowed to the pet bag. However, one disadvantage of air pets is that, unlike land and water pets, they cannot be summoned inside of instances. Air pets in combat against non-air enemies will only cause ½ their normal damage, though they will also only take ½ normal damage from non-air enemies as well.		Insects and foxwings are the most common air pets, however there are exceptions. This is the only pet that can accompany the player while mounted on aerogear. Unlike land and water pets, when the player lands on solid ground or on the water's surface (however not when fully submerged), an air pet will '''not''' be stowed to the pet bag. However, one disadvantage of air pets is that, unlike land and water pets, they cannot be summoned inside of instances. Air pets in combat against non-air enemies will only cause ½ their normal damage, though they will also only take ½ normal damage from non-air enemies as well.

	~~All pets regardless of their Land/Water/Air zone will automatically be stowed if they cannot reach/find the player for over 30 seconds~~.
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	=== Air ===		=== Air ===
	Insects and foxwings are the most common air pets, however there are exceptions. Unlike land and water pets, when the player lands on solid ground or on the water's surface (however not when fully submerged), an air pet will not be stowed to the pet bag. Air pets in combat against non-air enemies ~~however,~~ will only cause ½ their normal damage~~. This is the~~ only ~~pet that can accompany the player while mounted on aerogear. All pets regardless of their Land/Water/Air zone will automatically be stowed if they cannot reach/find the player for over 30 seconds~~.		Insects and foxwings are the most common air pets, however there are exceptions. This is the only pet that can accompany the player while mounted on aerogear. Unlike land and water pets, when the player lands on solid ground or on the water's surface (however not when fully submerged), an air pet will not be stowed to the pet bag. However, one disadvantage of air pets is that, unlike land and water pets, they cannot be summoned inside of instances. Air pets in combat against non-air enemies will only cause ½ their normal damage, though they will also only take ½ normal damage from non-air enemies as well.

			All pets regardless of their Land/Water/Air zone will automatically be stowed if they cannot reach/find the player for over 30 seconds.
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	== Pet Skills ==		== Pet Skills ==

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Leveling Pets */ Clarification/fix

2011-02-17T16:12:04Z

Leveling Pets: Clarification/fix

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	There is no equivalent high level/low HP target for water pets, so this makes them much harder to level up. Most people just get the [[Plumpfish (pet group)\|Celestial Plumpfish]] at level 80.		There is no equivalent high level/low HP target for water pets, so this makes them much harder to level up. Most people just get the [[Plumpfish (pet group)\|Celestial Plumpfish]] at level 80.

	~~Pets~~ normally get a maximum of 10 EXP per kill, assuming that the kill is of something the pet's level or higher, however if you have the pet at a loyalty level of 50% or higher ("Loyal"), then it gets a maximum of 15 EXP per kill. It gets one less EXP per level it is above the mob killed. So, for example, a full loyalty level 50 pet gets 12 EXP from killing a level 47 mob (-3 levels = -3 EXP). It should be noted that you cannot level pets to a higher level than the venomancer who is using them, just as you can't hatch or tame pets that have a higher level than the venomancer.		Tame pets normally get a maximum of 10 EXP per kill, assuming that the kill is of something the pet's level or higher, however if you have the pet at a loyalty level of 50% or higher ("Loyal"), then it gets a maximum of 15 EXP per kill. Savage pets only get a max of 5 EXP per kill. The pet gets one less EXP per level it is above the mob killed. So, for example, a full loyalty level 50 pet gets 12 EXP from killing a level 47 mob (-3 levels = -3 EXP). It should be noted that you cannot level pets to a higher level than the venomancer who is using them, just as you can't hatch or tame pets that have a higher level than the venomancer.

	The EXP requirements for pets start at 50 to get to level 2, then the requirement increases by +10 each level up to level 10, then +15 per level up to 29, and from 31 to 99 it's +50 per level. Starting at level 100 the requirement '''steeply''' rises each level. See the chart below for details.		The EXP requirements for pets start at 50 to get to level 2, then the requirement increases by +10 each level up to level 10, then +15 per level up to 29, and from 31 to 99 it's +50 per level. Starting at level 100 the requirement '''steeply''' rises each level. See the chart below for details.
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	In other words, you'd need to kill 6,667 mobs at 15 EXP each to raise your level 100 pet to level 101, 33,334 for level 101 to 102, 166,667 for level 102 to level 103, 666,667 for level 103 to level 104, and 3,333,334 for level 104 to level 105.		In other words, you'd need to kill 6,667 mobs at 15 EXP each to raise your level 100 pet to level 101, 33,334 for level 101 to 102, 166,667 for level 102 to level 103, 666,667 for level 103 to level 104, and 3,333,334 for level 104 to level 105.


	== Land/Water/Air Distinctions ==		== Land/Water/Air Distinctions ==

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Feeding Pets and Loyalty */ Fixed table labels

2011-02-17T16:08:16Z

Feeding Pets and Loyalty: Fixed table labels

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	== Feeding Pets and Loyalty ==		== Feeding Pets and Loyalty ==
	Once a pet is hatched, it must be fed in order to ~~bother~~ prevent the pet's loyalty from dropping, and to ensure that the loyalty increases. Different pets eat different families of feed, while specific kinds of feed within those families will raise the pet's loyalty by greater or lesser amounts. The families are: Water, Hay~~, Meat~~, Fruit, and Greens.		Once a pet is hatched, it must be fed in order to prevent the pet's loyalty from dropping, and to ensure that the loyalty increases. Different pets eat different families of feed, while specific kinds of feed within those families will raise the pet's loyalty by greater or lesser amounts. The families are: Meat, Water, Hay, Fruit, and Greens.
	{\| style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"		{\| style="background:#3D2B1F" border="1"
	\|+<b>Pet Feed</b>		\|+<b>Pet Feed</b>
	!Meat = 30		!Meat
			\|Meat = 30
	\|Fine Meat = 60		\|Fine Meat = 60
	\|Venison = 150		\|Venison = 150
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	\|Dragon's Meat = 500		\|Dragon's Meat = 500
	\|-		\|-
	!Spring Water = 10		!Water
			\|Spring Water = 10
	\|Pure Water = 10		\|Pure Water = 10
	\|Peanut Oil = 50		\|Peanut Oil = 50
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	\|<center>X</center>		\|<center>X</center>
	\|-		\|-
	!Hay = 20		!Hay
			\|Hay = 20
	\|Wild Ginseng = 200		\|Wild Ginseng = 200
	\|<center>X</center>		\|<center>X</center>
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	\|<center>X</center>		\|<center>X</center>
	\|-		\|-
	!Fruit = 50		!Fruit
			\|Fruit = 50
	\|Linden Seed = 450		\|Linden Seed = 450
	\|<center>X</center>		\|<center>X</center>
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	\|<center>X</center>		\|<center>X</center>
	\|-		\|-
	!Fungus = 100		!Greens
			\|Fungus = 100
	\|<center>X</center>		\|<center>X</center>
	\|<center>X</center>		\|<center>X</center>
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	Achieving and maintaining loyalty with their pets is an important concern for Venomancers. It must be noted that every time the pet is fed its loyalty increases based on the feed value, however every time the pet is killed in battle its loyalty drops by 10%.		Achieving and maintaining loyalty with their pets is an important concern for Venomancers. It must be noted that every time the pet is fed its loyalty increases based on the feed value, however every time the pet is killed in battle its loyalty drops by 10%.


	== Leveling Pets ==		== Leveling Pets ==

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Added non-veno pet bag expansion table; replaced ground mount list with link to Ground & the pet list with a link to Ultimate Pet List; other minor fixes

2011-02-16T17:06:24Z

Added non-veno pet bag expansion table; replaced ground mount list with link to Ground & the pet list with a link to Ultimate Pet List; other minor fixes

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PWpedia>Archmoron: /* Leveling Pets */ "lower"/"higher" thinko fixed

2011-02-16T16:15:43Z

Leveling Pets: "lower"/"higher" thinko fixed

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	There is no equivalent high level/low HP target for water pets, so this makes them much harder to level up. Most people just get the [[Plumpfish (pet group)\|Celestial Plumpfish]] at level 80.		There is no equivalent high level/low HP target for water pets, so this makes them much harder to level up. Most people just get the [[Plumpfish (pet group)\|Celestial Plumpfish]] at level 80.

	Pets normally get a maximum of 10 EXP per kill, assuming that the kill is of something the pet's level or ~~lower~~, however if you have the pet at a loyalty level of 50% or higher ("Loyal"), then it gets a maximum of 15 EXP per kill. It gets one less EXP per level it is above the mob killed. So, for example, a full loyalty level 50 pet gets 12 EXP from killing a level 47 mob (-3 levels = -3 EXP). It should be noted that you cannot level pets to a higher level than the venomancer who is using them, just as you can't hatch or tame pets that have a higher level than the venomancer.		Pets normally get a maximum of 10 EXP per kill, assuming that the kill is of something the pet's level or higher, however if you have the pet at a loyalty level of 50% or higher ("Loyal"), then it gets a maximum of 15 EXP per kill. It gets one less EXP per level it is above the mob killed. So, for example, a full loyalty level 50 pet gets 12 EXP from killing a level 47 mob (-3 levels = -3 EXP). It should be noted that you cannot level pets to a higher level than the venomancer who is using them, just as you can't hatch or tame pets that have a higher level than the venomancer.

	The EXP requirements for pets start at 50 to get to level 2, then the requirement increases by +10 each level up to level 10, then +15 per level up to 29, and from 31 to 99 it's +50 per level. Starting at level 100 the requirement '''steeply''' rises each level. See the chart below for details.		The EXP requirements for pets start at 50 to get to level 2, then the requirement increases by +10 each level up to level 10, then +15 per level up to 29, and from 31 to 99 it's +50 per level. Starting at level 100 the requirement '''steeply''' rises each level. See the chart below for details.