Difference between revisions of "Taming"
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=====Commands===== | =====Commands===== | ||
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| − | Check the number of tamed | + | Check the number of tamed wolves you currently have out of the max allowed, including the dog's name. The default name is Wolfy. |
/pets | /pets | ||
| − | Call/revive tamed | + | Call/revive tamed wolves to you from far away. |
(''Costs 20 stamina'') | (''Costs 20 stamina'') | ||
/pets call | /pets call | ||
=====Skill Level===== | =====Skill Level===== | ||
| − | From skill level 0.0 to 49.9 you may only have one | + | From skill level 0.0 to 49.9 you may only have one wolf. |
| − | From skill level 50.0 to | + | From skill level 50.0 to 99.9 you may have two wolves. |
| + | At skill level 100.0 you may have three wolves. | ||
''Currently, breeding animals are not included in this count, so you could still have more than the allowed number of animals by breeding, but they will '''not''' be revived or recalled with the "/pets" command'' | ''Currently, breeding animals are not included in this count, so you could still have more than the allowed number of animals by breeding, but they will '''not''' be revived or recalled with the "/pets" command'' | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 20 August 2019
Taming is a non-combat skill on the Last Shard. You can tame a set number of wolves/dogs to assist you in combat or protect you from monsters. It does not appear that ocelots/cats are affected by this skill.
Commands
Check the number of tamed wolves you currently have out of the max allowed, including the dog's name. The default name is Wolfy.
/pets
Call/revive tamed wolves to you from far away.
(Costs 20 stamina)
/pets call
Skill Level
From skill level 0.0 to 49.9 you may only have one wolf.
From skill level 50.0 to 99.9 you may have two wolves.
At skill level 100.0 you may have three wolves.
Currently, breeding animals are not included in this count, so you could still have more than the allowed number of animals by breeding, but they will not be revived or recalled with the "/pets" command
