Taming

The skill to catch and tame birds and animals.

To tame a pet, you need first to catch it with the active ability (press N to select) "To catch an animal or a bird". Usually, you might want to slow the animal with snares before attempting to catch it. A freshly caught animal has certain level of fear, which needs to be reduced by feeding it with vegetables or meat, depending on the type of the animal. When the fear is reduced to 0, the animal is considered fully tamed and you can equip it in the pet slot.

Both actions, catching the animal and feeding it, yield taming experience.

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In the game the bestiary is divided into:
^{(color circle on the minimap)}

• Peaceful: Runs away close to player, can't attack.

Name		Level	Skill	Hunger	Food	Biome
Hare	Hare	1	8	8	Root-crop	Fields, Forest
Crow	Crow	4	15	15	Worms	Thicket, Graveyard
Deer	Deer	22	40	50	Grains	Forest, Thicket
Stag	Stag	25	40	50	Grains	Forest, Thicket

• Self defenders: Passive, defensive if attacked. Low-level creatures run away close to player (fox, goat). Can be tamed with fear effect (low hp). Tamed animals used as battle pet.

Name		Level	Skill	Hunger	Food	Biome
Fox	Fox	7	14	20	Raw hare's meat	Fields, Forest
Goat	Goat	12	25	30	Apple	Fields, Forest
Boar	Boar	20	30	40	Nettle leaves	Forest

• Aggressive: Always attacking the player. Can be tamed with fear effect (low hp).

Name		Level	Skill	Hunger	Food	Biome
Wolf	Wolf	35	50	70	Raw deer's meat	Thicket, Gorge
Huge boar	Huge boar	50	60	80	Wheat	Hills
Bear	Bear	50	70	90	Trout	Thicket

Bonuses

• Pet XP gain (1.5% per level)

Abilities

All abilities are passive.

Name	Skill	Effect	Note
Lucky catch	5	Pet caught level +1	An additional level increase of the caught pet.
Soothing hands	10	Pet fear reduction +1	Additional fear reduction of the pet during feeding.
Skilled catcher	20	Pet caught level +2	An additional level increase of the caught pet.
Sleight of hand	30	Pet chance to catch +20%	Increase the chance of catching a pet.
Tasty feed	40	Pet fear reduction +1	Additional fear reduction of the pet during feeding.