Taming

Taming is a Skill that can be trained by taming animals, or having your tamed pet attack stuff.

• Passive Effect: Your tamed pets receive a +0.25% bonus to attack damage per level, up to +25% at level 100.
• You gain 2 Taming EXP for every point of damage that your tamed pets deal. This experience gain is not subject to the boredom exp reduction of pet experience.

Pets that you don't want from leveling Taming or breeding can be picked up with Sneak + Right Click, and sold to the Pet Buyer at Spawn for some Taming EXP and a chance at a Thank You Letter, which gives you a random bean when used.

Taught Abilities can be given to pets, requiring a certain Taming level and some materials.

• To teach a pet that you own an ability:
  • Right click on the pet with a Training Treat
  • Training treats can be obtained uncommonly from the Thank-You Letters received from the Pet Buyer, or found in any loot chest at the same rate as Rainbow Beans
  • This opens the training menu, which lets you select which ability to teach
• To teach someone else's pet an ability:
  1. The owner of the pet must procure a Training Wavier from the Quest Point Shop and right click on the desired pet with the wavier
  2. The wavier must then be given to the player who will be training the pet
  3. The player can right click on the pet specified on the wavier to open the training menu, consuming the wavier when training is complete

Training Treats can be obtained rarely in any loot chest, purchased from the Traveling Merchant, received from Thank You Letters from turning in pets to the Pet Buyer, or crafted:

The Stuff
Rainbow Bean
Homemade Candies
Dough
Red Mushroom
Brown Mushroom

Taught Abilities come with the following restrictions:

• Only 2/4 slots can be filled with taught abilities - the other 2 slots require TMs
• Pets can have a maximum of 2 of the same Ability, and the two taught Abilities cannot be the same. This means that to have a Tier II Ability (two of the same Ability), you must use at least one TM.

Abilities come in three categories:

• Active: The ability is only used when the user is locked onto a target.
• Passive: The ability is always “active.”
• Hit: The ability activates each time the user hits something.

Some abilities require a certain trait in order to learn. Teaching your pet two of the same ability increases the potency, signified by the parenthesis.