Pets

Pets

Pets are caught monsters during an adventure.

Your current pets' information can be viewed with /pet

Pets retain 75% of their original HP and 50% of their original damage.

Catching pets

To catch a pet, you need to be at least level 5, and have a Butterfly Net.

If you meet both these conditions, you can catch a pet during an adventure with the /catch command.

Note: Crafting a Butterfly Net actually requires level 12 for string. As an alternative you may buy the Butterfly Net from the global market and use it at level 5.

The catch rate for pets, as a percentage, is ((user.level*5.678)/10). Additionally, the Taming attribute is meant to affect the catch rate, though the exact manner in which this effect manifests is as of yet undetermined.

Catching a new pet will give the new pet 20% of the XP needed to reach its next level, while completely replacing your old pet.

What Pet should I catch?

Since the last "pet" feature update, it is best to not catch any pet and keep your pet rock, then level the pet rock up.

Why? ALL pets now get +10 damage every time they level up. As the pet Rock starts at level 0, it gets 10 damage at level 1, 20 damage at level 2, and so on. You can use the pet list below to see how this compares to other obtainable pets.

Healing pets

To heal your pet, use the /pet heal <amount> command. You can also use /pet heal auto to fully heal your pet automatically.

The default healing item for your pet is the Health Potion.

You can change the default healing item to another potion type by using #!pset HealItem <item>

Pset

You can use /pet set <option> <value> to configure your pet's name, various display options, and the percentage of XP it receives from each battle.

Specific variable for the #!pset command can be found here.

Leveling Pets

To level your pet up, you will first need to set your pet's xprate using the /pet set command:

/pet set option:XP Rate value:[0-100]. After the xprate has been set, every battle's yield of XP will be split between you and your pet, with a fraction of the XP equal to the xprate going to your pet.

If your pet is dead when starting the adventure, or if it dies during the adventure, it will not receive XP.

When your pet levels up, it will gain an additional 50 HP and an additional 10 damage.

List of Static Monsters

HP as Enemy	Level	HP as Pet	Min Damage	Max Damage	Type
40	1	30	0	1	Kloid, Oglurth, Ogre
55	1	41	0	3	Octocat
80	2	60	1	2	Zerp, Zulp
135	3	101	2	4	Syrp, Zarth
185	4	138	3	5	Lurght, Ulgrth
200	5	150	4	6	Leirgth, Zeil
225	6	168	5	6	Plirgh, Ploirgh
250	7	187	5	7	Hulp, Hylf
300	8	225	6	8	Serth, Sirph
310	9	232	6	9	Bleght, Blith
350	10	262	7	10	Plombth, Polrght
500	11	375	8	11	Jerlp, Larpf
525	12	393	9	12	Aregon, Rezq
600	13	450	10	15	Gorgo, Urgun
625	14	468	12	17	Brshek, Deldu
650	15	487	15	20	Glognak, Kotilon, Manotor
750	16	562	17	22	Hylonin, Plirgh
800	17	600	22	27	Deakon, Velor
825	18	618	25	30	Otinonen, Sigia
900	19	675	32	37	Largyfo, Mytmat
950	20	712	37	42	Oginior, Rectex
1,000	21	750	42	47	Flibknort
1,500	31	1,125	45	58	Poxvader
2,000	41	1,500	55	68	Terist
7,500	50	5,625	125	250	Green Dragon
1,600	51	1,200	50	100	Blinky
2,800	61	2,100	88	93	Apeldoom
3,500	71	2,625	95	105	Fenrir
3,000	81	2,250	100	105	Tokimeki
4,000	91	3,000	125	125	Clyde
1,800	100	1,350	60	155	Meltion
6,000	100	4,500	50	250	Overlord
2,100	125	1,575	150	175	Gelion
2,800	150	2,100	150	225	Baltion
3,900	175	2,925	225	300	Hellion
10,000	200	7,500	500	500	Colossus
10,000	211	7,500	500	1,000	Bluerght

Green Dragon can only be encountered in the member's-only location Island of desolation.