Difference between revisions of "Pets & Tames"

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In addition to Gravity's regular pets, heRO features a host of custom pets ranging from the cute Wild Rose to the majestic Angeling. Perhaps the only difference, other than obvious aesthetics, between the official and custom pets are the lack of bonuses when they reach loyalty. The only thing custom pets are currently capable of doing is loot items, much like a Poring, and they share similar dialogue with Poring. More can and may very well be added eventually (along with things like custom lines), but for now, this is a list of all monsters that can be pets along with their pet information.

Allegiance Pets

These pets require the player to a member of a certain allegiance in order to obtain. However, it is possible for the pets to be transferred to another player whom is not a member of the allegiance needed to obtain the pet.

Normal Pets

Listed below are pets that are mostly obtainable through the conventional way, which is to tame a monster with an item. Typically, the tames for the monsters are obtained as a drop from the target monster itself. There are some pets which require questing or event participation but they are completely obtainable at any time with the player's own effort.

Seasonal Pets

Halloween

All of the below pets are obtainable from the Halloween seasonal quests, beginning 2009. Being quests rewards, they have no ingame tames, and all are fed Pumpkin (with the exception of Nightmare, which feeds on Blue Herb). You may also get them by opening a Halloween Pet Box.

Easter

The below pet is obtainable from the Easter seasonal quests, beginning in 2010. Being a quest reward, it has no in-game tame, and its food item is Handmade Chocolate.

Unavailable Pets

Below are pets that are unobtainable through normal means such as questing or taming. Pets from this list tend to be either bought from Fairy Auction or obtained as donation reward. Auctioned pets have a very slim chance of returning into the auction pool while donation pets can be obtained at any time with a GM available. As for donation pets, if the desired pet has not ever been made and added into the game database, the player will have to wait until the next upcoming patch in order to retrieve their donation pet.

Looter Pets

A looter pet can carry items for you. The amount of items it can carry varies by pet and equips. 1 item "slot" on a pet can be filled with 1 item, unless it stacks. Example: If you drop 20 Stones at once the pet will loot them and take 1 slot. But if you drop each Stone separate then it will take 20 slots.

It is important to note that once the player logs out of the game, the items from their looting pet will then be transferred to the player's inventory. If the player does not have sufficient weight capacity, the items will fall on the floor.