Creature Handler Archive

I was looking for an answer along the lines of 15 or 30. The post is pretty confusing. I'll try to clarify. Since non-ch can use level 15 pets, don't they technically already have a max level of pets and total level of pets of 15(I haven't played in a while so maybe this has changed)? Anyways, if that is true, when you get the skill novice ch, do those numbers remain at 15 or go to 30?

I just got novice CH and I was wondering if anyone could give advice as to what creatures make good pets for starters, and which ones are most effective in battle. I thank youvery much for any help you can give

Needle (Death Squad)

Tarquinas

at novice get urself a rockbettle then at 1,1,x,x get ur self a gsp

i was wondering what vitality is? and if it can be healed

and i was wondering how in the fax it says one of the best novice ch pets is the rock beetle im a novice ch but i cant taim it theres no tame in the radial and when i type /tame its says you cannot tame this creature

thanks

yes vil can be heal seek a bio eng that has vil packs they will replease the vil you pet has lose in combat.

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was wondering what vitality is? and if it can be healed

and i was wondering how in the fax it says one of the best novice ch pets is the rock beetle im a novice ch but i cant taim it theres no tame in the radial and when i type /tame its says you cannot tame this creature

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Pet vitality is sorta like item decay...

Everytime your pet is incapped by a creature or NPC that death blows your pet looses some... everytime your pet is incapped by another player your pet looses some... when it hits 75/100 50/100 and 25/100 your pet suffers perm stat losses.

Bio-Engineer can make Vitality packs which help restore some pet vitality.. however, every use perm takes away from the max pet condition.

For example, if your pet has 75/100 vitality and you use a pet vitality pack the result would be something like 96/96.

As far as taming, what you can tame depends on how far up you are in the CH tree. If you cannot tame a creature that means you need to advance your skills some.

Hope that helps some.

I also am a Novice Ch and am looking for a pet. I have talked to a couple of Master B.E. and they said it was hard to make a level 12 pet for novice? Anyway I don't mind going out and taming my own pet, but since the change I have no idea what pet to choose. So here is my question;

Specifially what pet should I look for other than a b.e. pet for a novice ch.

Thanks for your help

Artreck Terrick

I am tossing around the idea of learning novice CH but I have a qustion about the profession that I wanted answered before I take the trip. Nothing big, just out of my own ignorance on the topic. How many more pets can a novice CH carry compared to a non CH, and how tough of pets can be carried. Right now non CH can only carry CL 10. And can the novice carry aggressive critters? If not, it may not be worth it for me. Thanks for reading.

A novice CH can carry 6 pets, but if you go up the Creature Training tree this increases (Non-CH are restricted to 2 pets, non-aggro up to lvl 10).
You may carry aggro pets up to your max level, but you can't tame them till you have Taming 2.

Think that's right.

I just got novice CH the other day and caught a baby cupa. Lets assume that I am a 1\1\1\1 CH. Once that cupa is full grown will I still be able to use it ? Or at that point will it be to high of a level for me to use?

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BeaverDive wrote:

I just got novice CH the other day and caught a baby cupa. Lets assume that I am a 1\1\1\1 CH. Once that cupa is full grown will I still be able to use it ? Or at that point will it be to high of a level for me to use?

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BeaverDive wrote:

I just got novice CH the other day and caught a baby cupa. Lets assume that I am a 1\1\1\1 CH. Once that cupa is full grown will I still be able to use it ? Or at that point will it be to high of a level for me to use?

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*sigh*

As far as I remember, a Cupa is about CL 10.

At Novice CH, you can handle CL12 creatures - you can see this on your Max Level of Pets Modifier. Also you gain +2 in this modifer for your for skillboxes for a grand total of 12+(2*4) = 20.

Ergo - you can handle creatures with a CL of 20 - which is up to a Mountain Dewback.

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Mordachai wrote:

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BeaverDive wrote:

I just got novice CH the other day and caught a baby cupa. Lets assume that I am a 1\1\1\1 CH. Once that cupa is full grown will I still be able to use it ? Or at that point will it be to high of a level for me to use?

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*sigh*

As far as I remember, a Cupa is about CL 10.

At Novice CH, you can handle CL12 creatures - you can see this on your Max Level of Pets Modifier. Also you gain +2 in this modifer for your for skillboxes for a grand total of 12+(2*4) = 20.

Ergo - you can handle creatures with a CL of 20 - which is up to a Mountain Dewback.

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When you try to tame a wild baby it checks your skill against the creatures adult level. If you get the option to tame it then you have enough skill to use it as an adult.