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Some suggested creatures to hunt have been listed with each level. Depending on your relics and character skills, you may be able to take on bigger and nastier creatures. [[Provocation]] is particularly useful to allow your pet to chip away at big monsters while their tear each other apart. | |||
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Hatchling: '''This is when your Meta-Dragon is at his weakest. He cannot yet cast spells but applies lesser poison on hit. This pet looks like a snake.<br/> You are best off levelling on lowly forest creatures and weaker opponents such as ettins and ogres. | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Hatchling: '''This is when your Meta-Dragon is at his weakest. He cannot yet cast spells but applies lesser poison on hit. This pet looks like a snake.<br/><br/> You are best off levelling on lowly forest creatures and weaker opponents such as ettins and ogres. | ||
| [[image:dragon_hatchling.png|Dragon Hatchling]] | | [[image:dragon_hatchling.png|Dragon Hatchling]] | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Hatchling (Phase 2): '''Your dragon is still quite weak but has doubled in strength and gained his first relic ability slot. He will now use normal poison while attacking. This pet looks like a larger snake. <br/> You can now step up to some tougher monsters such as ettin and ogre paragons, mummies, efreets and dull copper elementals. Stay close and keep your pet healed up. | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Hatchling (Phase 2): '''Your dragon is still quite weak but has doubled in strength and gained his first relic ability slot. He will now use normal poison while attacking. This pet looks like a larger snake. <br/><br/> You can now step up to some tougher monsters such as ettin and ogre paragons, mummies, efreets and dull copper elementals. Stay close and keep your pet healed up. | ||
| [[image:dragon_hatchling2.png|Dragon Hatchling (Phase 2)]] | | [[image:dragon_hatchling2.png|Dragon Hatchling (Phase 2)]] | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Youngling: '''Your pet has once again become stronger. He still does not know any magic but can now use greater poison when it striker. He has grown legs and looks like a komodo dragon. <br/> You should now able to to tackle daemons and dragons. | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Youngling: '''Your pet has once again become stronger. He still does not know any magic but can now use greater poison when it striker. He has grown legs and looks like a komodo dragon. <br/><br/> You should now able to to tackle daemons and dragons. | ||
| [[image:dragon_youngling.png|Dragon Youngling ]] | | [[image:dragon_youngling.png|Dragon Youngling ]] | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Whelpling: '''Your dragon has finally gained magic but at the cost of poisoning on hit. His AI has changed from melee to mage. He has also gained the ability to breath fire and a second relic ability slot is gained at this level. Your pet is finally starting to look like a dragon and takes on the form of a swamp dragon. <br/> | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Dragon Whelpling: '''Your dragon has finally gained magic but at the cost of poisoning on hit. His AI has changed from melee to mage. He has also gained the ability to breath fire and a second relic ability slot is gained at this level. Your pet is finally starting to look like a dragon and takes on the form of a swamp dragon. <br/><br/>Titans, dragons and daemons will continue to give good experience but you can now also mix in heavier hitters like Ogre Lords. | ||
| [[image:dragon_whelp.png|Dragon Whelpling]] | | [[image:dragon_whelp.png|Dragon Whelpling]] | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Young Dragon: '''Your dragon has gained in size, skills and strength. He has taken on the form of a young dragon. | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Young Dragon: '''Your dragon has gained in size, skills and strength. He has taken on the form of a young dragon.<br/><br/>Keep on those titans, dragons and daemons. Balrons, Ogre Lord Paragons, Shadow Wryms and Vampires should be manageable now. | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Mature Dragon: '''Your dragon has once again gained in strength and unlocked a third relic ability slot. He is now a larger form of dragon. | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Mature Dragon: '''Your dragon has once again gained in strength and unlocked a third relic ability slot. He is now a larger form of dragon. <br/><br/> Much the same as level 5 but you may want to explore even harder hitters like ancient wyrms if you have provocation. | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Elder Dragon: '''Your pet has entered its final form. It has gained its fourth and final relic ability slot. In rare cases, the Elder Dragon may take the form of a mongbat [[File:mongbat_1284.png|15px|mongbat]]. | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Elder Dragon: '''Your pet has entered its final form. It has gained its fourth and final relic ability slot. In rare cases, the Elder Dragon may take the form of a mongbat [[File:mongbat_1284.png|15px|mongbat]]. <br/><br/> Keep on chipping away with those big creatures. Paragons should now be easier to handle and you should be able to tackle some big monsters without provocation. | ||
| [[image:elder_dragon.png|Elder Dragon]] | | [[image:elder_dragon.png|Elder Dragon]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:48, 9 February 2017
Description
Meta Pets were first introduced in Publish 4 on September 5th, 2014, starting with Meta Dragons. There are now three Meta Pet types: Meta Dragon, Steed, and Spider.
Meta Pets can learn abilities from Meta Relics which, in the case of Meta Steeds and Dragons, can be obtained from Random Dungeon Adventures, invasion rewards and monster of the month drops. Meta Dragons and Spiders can hold a total of four Meta Relics at once. Meta Steeds can only hold three relics - A small trade-off for being able to also mount the beastly creature! If a Meta Relic is removed, all progress in that skill will be lost. Returning the relic to the Meta Pet will not return its skill for that relic.
Each relic ability has different effects, cool downs and application rates. The abilities will only work against untamed creatures and they will not be usable against players or other tamed creatures. Meta Skills can be applied with a Meta Stone.
Meta Pets level up by killing creatures. All damage done to a creature is saved and then given out to damaging Meta Pets upon their death. Experience cannot be gained while in a house. A creature cannot give total experience greater than its maximum hit points. This means that you cannot farm the same creature for an indefinite amount of time. The owner of the Meta Pet must be in the general vicinity of the pet for it to gain experience. If a Meta Pet dies, it will lose experience equal to the amount of remaining hit points on the creature it was fighting.
Protecting Your Pet
Warning: Meta Pets are very attractive targets for griefers who will try to lure your pet away. If it is lured away to a house you are not friended to and you cannot find it, the Meta Pet will return to its original egg form within 8 hours, thus losing all experience and relics in the process! To avoid this disastrous situation, be sure to:
- Link your pet to a Pet Summoning Ball
- Regularly stable your pet if you are going to be away from your computer
- Regularly check who is friended to your house and check all teleporter / door security to prevent unwanted visitors
Pet Summoning Ball
This blessed item lets you link a bonded pet and summon it to you using Power of Translocation. The ball and powder can both be bought from Nadine the Exotic Item Donation Vendor. The ball costs just 1500 Donation Coin. A small investment to give you peace of mind that you can summon your pet at any time. Even with this item, it is highly recommended that you stable your pet regularly, particularly if you plan to be away from your computer for an extended period of time.
Bindings of Devotion
If you are particularly worried about losing your pet, you can purchase Bindings of Devotion from Nadine the Exotic Item Donation Vendor. This costs 10,000 Donation Coin and extends the period that the pet stays loyal to 24 hours. This certainly isn't an essential item but can provide a little extra peace of mind.
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Pet Ball Vendor
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Stable Warning
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Bindings of Devotion
Meta Stone
The Meta Stone is an item purchased from the Wearables Vendor or the Unique Wares Vendor. At time of writing, it cost 3 million gold pieces from the vendor. It is used to apply Meta Relics to your Meta Pet, as well as view it's level progress of Relic Skills making it an essential part of Meta Pet trainer's toolkit.
Meta Relics
Meta Relics are add-ons for Meta Pets. Relics are dropped as rare loot by a variety of bosses around the world. They are one-time use only - once applied to a meta pet, the relic is gone forever but lives on as a skill for the meta pet. If you choose to remove a relic from a meta pet, it does not appear back in your backpack, but instead is gone forever. BE WARY IF YOU WANT TO REMOVE A RELIC THAT THIS WILL HAPPEN!
Meta Dragon
Meta Dragons can be obtained by killing the Dragon Progenitor in a Random Dungeon Adventure. Once you've killed the Dragon Progenitor, he has a chance to drop a Dragon Egg. The Dragon Egg comes in a variety of hues and determines the color of the Meta Dragon that it hatches. A Meta Dragon uses three follower slots.
Hues
Meta Dragons are hued based on the hue of the Dragon Egg obtained from the Dragon Progenitor. The following hues are possible drops:
- 1109, 1154, 1173, 2655, 2963, 1155, 1284, 971, 972, 691, 742, 811, 900
Meta Relics
You man apply one relic at levels 2, 4, 6, 7 for a total off four relics on a Level 7 pet.
- Molten Breath
- Chance to breath fire in a line at your current combatant. All creatures within this line will take moderate damage. When the line of fire hits its target, a small explosion takes place and damage all enemies within a small radius of the impact location.
- Noxious Blood
- A poisonous explosion of your pets blood will take place on a small chance whenever it is damaged. All creatures within the vicinity of your pet will be poisoned.
- Quicksilver
- Your pet gains a burst of speed while attacking, greatly increasing his dexterity and returning all of his stamina. This lasts for a very short time.
- Gold
- Your pet has a chance to turn monsters that attack it into a paragon.
- Bloody Talons
- Your pet has a chance to apply a small damage over time to its combatant. This ticks once every 0.5 seconds for a total of 10 ticks.
Stages
Some suggested creatures to hunt have been listed with each level. Depending on your relics and character skills, you may be able to take on bigger and nastier creatures. Provocation is particularly useful to allow your pet to chip away at big monsters while their tear each other apart.
Meta Steeds
Meta Steeds are ridable meta pets. There are two types of meta steeds, the reptile and the mammal versions. A Meta Steed uses two follower slots. Meta Steed eggs can be obtained using crystal fragments obtained during Invasion events. The menu for Invasion rewards can be accessed by typing the [rewards command.
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Hues
The following may not be a definitive list as new hues are added regularly.
- From Invasion Rewards: 2500 (Newspaper) & 2503 (Ember).
Meta Relics
You man apply one relic at levels 2, 4 and 6 for a total off three relics on a Level 6 pet.
- Bloody Talons
- Your pet has a chance to apply a small damage over time to its combatant. This ticks once ever 0.5 seconds for a total of 10 ticks.
- Gold
- Your pet has a chance to turn monsters that attack it into a paragon.
- Paralytic Venom
- Your pet has a chance to temporarily reduce a creature's dexterity and intelligence.
Stages
Mammal
Reptile
Meta Spider
Unlike other Meta Pets, the Meta Spider is purchased from the Unique Wares Vendor near West Britain bank:
It can be purchased at a cost of 10 million gold. Each relic will cost 50,000 gold and must be strengthened with powerscrolls.
Hues
Meta Spiders are hued by request by GameMasters The following hues are possible:
- 1935, 2727, 1938, 1461, 1366, 1955, 1920, 2949, 1175
Meta Relics
You man apply one relic at levels 2, 4, 6, 7 for a total off four relics on a Level 7 pet.
- Brood
- Summons smaller spiders to fight alongside your pet. As it levels the number of summoned spiders increases. Requires 150 powerscrolls.
- Carapace
- Increases the spider's armor for a duration and refreshes its stamina. Requires 200 powerscrolls.
- Dessicate [sic]
- Similar to bloody talons for Meta Dragon and Meta Steed but it does not have a fixed amount of damage. Every tick varies, this can be lower than talons, but also much higher. It also heals the spider for 50% of the damage dealt. Requires 200 powerscrolls.
- Necrosis
- Provides a similar effect to Meta Dragon's molten relic except the damage is a circular range. Requires 200 powerscrolls.