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Thread: Advantage of master Question

NerfSmurf
Fri Jul 09, 2004 8:15 am
#1

Whats the advantage of taking CH all the way to master


I read on an article i searched for that you can control all pets available at 4-4-0-4 or 4-4-4-0,


so whats the prosof goin all the way to master?


Ranged attack cant be that great and i dont want to transfer pets, Im a roleplayer in the mos entha community on chimeara.

So i dont have to worry bout pvp and whether or not my pets are gonna get through that 80% composite.


it says you get additional pets +1? how useful is this?


whats the total number of pets you can get out at master? 3? and 2 if you dont hit master?


i never see anyone with 3 pets out, is this because the levels have to be so low to get 3 out that the creatures just plain suck?


Thanks very much for all answers and help


*the newest ch lover on the block*
BlindTyldak
Fri Jul 09, 2004 8:54 am
#2

At 4-4-4-4 you can handle 50 normal levels of pets, at Master it's 70.


At 4-4-4-4 you can have two pets out, three at Master.


At 4-4-4-4 you can handle a CL35 aggressive creature, at master it's CL 50 (subtracting wookiee bonuses)


You can hold four more pets at Master.


The article you refer to is about eight months old at least, if not more. There used to be no reason to go to Master, but there definitely is now. If you want that rancor, or any decent pet better than a wild crimson, that box will come in pretty useful.
DaBudo2
Fri Jul 09, 2004 9:09 am
#3

Yep, that's what I was going to say, only more long winded

As for having 3 pets out, I personally think that the level of the pets that you have to use are too low forit to be of any real benefit. Though some do like using 3 pets, Iprefer 2 mid-level pets (in that 30-40) range. I do uselevel 25 (in combo withmy toxic merek battlelord)but that's only because the boar wolf and grand wrix are such great level 25 pets.



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