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Rappelz Pets Guide by cammy537 aka ZooZoo

Overview

I. Introduction

II. Pet Basics
a. What is a pet card?
b. Where can I get a pet card?
c. How do I tame a pet?
d. How do I use a pet card?
e. How do I equip gear on my pet?
f. How do I summon my pet? What is Dual Summoning?
g. How can I move and attack with my pet?
h. How do I use my pet’s skills?
i. How do my pet’s statistics affect combat?
j. What happens when my pet dies? How do I resurrect it?
k. How can I use a pet on my belt?
l. How can I rename my pet?

III. Pet Leveling, Evolution, Overbreeding, JP
and Learning Skills
a. How does my pet gain experience and level up?
b. How do I evolve my pet?
c. What is overbreeding? How do I do it?
d. What is JP and how do I learn skills for my pet?

IV. Pet Types and Classification
Addresses the classification of pets, drop-rate, tame-rate and relative powers.
a. “NPC” Basic pets
b. “Common” Basic pets
c. “Uncommon” Basic pets
d. Rare pets
e. Unique pets

V. Conclusion

VI.Quick Reference Guide
a. Useful Screens
b. Making Pet Equipment
c. Moving and Attacking with the Pet
d. Skills
e. Taming
f. Grace khold. Belt Stats

VII. Version History

I. Introduction – How to quickly find what you need to know!

Pets are a very important part of Rappelz. This guide is intended to be a complete reference that is easy to use. Key terms are in bold font. If you are looking for something quickly, seek out the bold words and the section titles.

II. Pet Basics

A. Pet Cards
A pet card is an item that is stored in your inventory and can be used to summon a creature. Some pet cards can be purchased at the Merchant NPC. Other pet cards can be found by killing specific monsters. Pet cards can be traded, placed in the auction house, etc.

An empty pet card is required to tame a creature. The empty card will list which types of monsters can be tamed.

A tamed pet card is one which stores a successfully tamed creature. The creature will have a level, an overbred level and will have pet-specific skills.

B. Finding or Buying an Empty Pet Card
The merchant NPC sells three types of Basic empty pet cards: the Tortus, Pantera and Poultry. All other types are drop-only. Cash Shop sales periodically feature Uncommon and Rare pet cards.

To find an empty pet card, you can kill a monster of the type you wish to find. The rarity of the pet card is based on the level of monster killed (listed in section IV.) The chance of getting an empty pet card drop is very very low and depends on the rarity of the pet. Farming can take days, weeks or months for a single card.

All monsters that are not a tamable type can drop a random-type pet card with a rarity relative to the monster’s level. Random-type monsters have a lower chance of dropping a card.

C. Taming a Pet
Taming a pet card is done by finding a monster listed on an empty pet card and casting Creature Taming on that monster. The monster must be at full health before the spell is cast. After the spell has been cast, the player must kill the monster. If successful, the card will contain a level 1 creature. If failed, the pet card will be destroyed. A heart above the dead monster indicates a successful tame. A broken heart indicates a failed tame.

All players can learn Creature Taming level 1 at their beginning job: Guide, Rogue or Stepper. Pet Classes: Breeder, Spellsinger, and Sorcerer may learn Creature Taming to level 5 (level 10 at the Second Job). Higher levels of Creature Taming have better chances of taming a creature. A Creature Taming skill card will increase the chances of taming a creature. Many players choose to seek out a tamer with level 10 taming and a skill card to tame their pet. Any scams should be reported to the Rappelz GMs via e-mail. (rappelz@gala-net.com)

Taming success rates are not officially released. Attempting to tame a monster higher in level than the tamer will frequently result in a failed tame. NPC Basic pets have a very high tame rate, Common Basic pets have about a 50% chance, Uncommon Basic pets have about a 20% chance and Rare pets have a much lower chance. Details in Section IV.

D. Forming a Pet
Forming a pet is the way to equip a tamed pet card for summoning. The amount of formation slots is equal to the level of the Creature Control passive skill. All classes may learn level 1 on their beginning job. Pet Classes may learn more levels of this skill, up to 5 levels.

To form a pet, press Alt+Y or select Formation from the Menu. Drag and drop a tamed pet card from your Inventory (Alt+I) to the Pet formation window.

E. Equipping Gear onto a Pet
In order to equip gear onto your pet, you must combine the item with a Unit Card, purchasable from the Merchant NPC. Level requirements will be listed on the item.

To combine the item with the Unit Card,
* Open your inventory.
* (1) Press “Combination” at the bottom of the window.
* (2) Drag the unit card and item into the Combination window.
* Press Confirm.
* (3) Drag this combined item onto one the creature item slots of a formed pet in the Pet Formation (Alt+Y) window.

To remove an item from a Unit Card, you must combine the item with a Chalk of Restoration, purchasable at the Merchant NPC.

To upgrade a pet’s equipment, it must be removed from the unit card, equipped on a player and upgraded at the Blacksmith NPC by the player. Armors are class-specific and may only be upgraded by a player of that class.

To add a Soulstone to a pet’s equipment, drag and drop the equipment into the Soulcrafter NPC’s window. The item does not need to be removed from the unit card.

F. Summoning a Pet, Dual Summoning
To summon a pet that has been formed, you must cast the Summon Creature spell. All classes can learn this spell at their beginning job. To choose which pet you want to summon (if more than 1 is formed,) select the pet in the Pet Selection Window (Alt+R.)

When summoned, the pet will appear by your side and follow your character. The next section (II. g) explains how to command your pet.

To unsummon, or recall a pet to its card, cast the Recall Creature spell. The selected pet (Alt+R) will be recalled.

Pet classes may Dual Summon, allowing two summoned pets at the same time. This is done by casting Summon Creature on a second pet after the spell has finished cooling down. When two pets have been summoned, the first pet will have a timer that counts down. When that timer reaches zero, the first pet will be automatically recalled. Each pet class has a way to extend this dual summon timer. More info on the specifics of this can be found in the Class Discussion Forum.

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