Well my Necro/R "Vampires Vixen" looks so cool with her Factions Asian/Goth look and her new tiger pet.
Problem is she got the pet at lvl 15 and the pet is only lvl 4 now. I tryed taking the tiger out for some simple kills but the exp showed "0".
Please advise the best way to get the pets lvl up. Or should I just go out and do my thing and the pet will lvl just as well.
Can't wait to get her to NightFall with her heros.
Thanks, Monti
Pls advise best way to level up my pet
monti_man
MercenaryKnight
If you don't care about the evolution. Just let the pet go off and die while you and your team kill stuff. It gets experience while dead even if it's off the radar. If you do care about the evolution, then you'd have a bit more of a problem.
Dr Strangelove
kill sh*t
(twelve characters)
(twelve characters)
monti_man
Uh, I guess I'm kinda not up on the latest info, or maybe maybe I might be considered a newbie, but I don't know what u r refering to in "evolution".
Pls advise.
Pls advise.
SnipiousMax
Well your pet has three final evolutions. Dire, which deals the most damage but has the least amount of health. Hearty, which has the most health but deals the least amount of damage. And Elder, which is the on the fence. In all honesty they won't make much of a difference unless you are a primary ranger.
If you want to train a hearty pet, just take it with you as you are doing missions. It'll level naturally and will most likely become hearty.
If you want a dire pet, it's actually a little tricky. you need to find a way to limit the amount of damage your pet takes, while dealing a considerable amoutn of damage with your pet as your pet levels. This is a time-consuming practice, as it requires an area where you can train your pet solo, control the damage type, and limit the amount of damage your pet takes. I would suggest training outside the Gates of Kyrta killing Mergoyles.
If you want an elder, than train your pet like you are going for dire until it becomes an Aggressive pet, then just let it dye alot while you are traveling around on your missions and quests.
But everything you ever wanted to know about pets can be found here (except maybe pet controls, which are new).
If you want to train a hearty pet, just take it with you as you are doing missions. It'll level naturally and will most likely become hearty.
If you want a dire pet, it's actually a little tricky. you need to find a way to limit the amount of damage your pet takes, while dealing a considerable amoutn of damage with your pet as your pet levels. This is a time-consuming practice, as it requires an area where you can train your pet solo, control the damage type, and limit the amount of damage your pet takes. I would suggest training outside the Gates of Kyrta killing Mergoyles.
If you want an elder, than train your pet like you are going for dire until it becomes an Aggressive pet, then just let it dye alot while you are traveling around on your missions and quests.
But everything you ever wanted to know about pets can be found here (except maybe pet controls, which are new).
monti_man
Thanks for the great info guys. Looks like I will just play her and get what happens.
lennymon
oh, one point also:
just because *you* get no experience for the kills, doesn't mean the pet gets none. Your pet will gain experience for anything from his level-5(or is it -6) on up just like you do.
just because *you* get no experience for the kills, doesn't mean the pet gets none. Your pet will gain experience for anything from his level-5(or is it -6) on up just like you do.
Bloodied Blade
I actually tend to level new pets (the ones that I don't care about being dire) via Trapping...but I don't think you'll be doing that as a N/R.
If you just want it at 20 and don't care about dmg (i.e. you're using it mainly for the looks/as a tank), just drag it with you on missions and let it die when it dies, don't worry about damage.
If you just want it at 20 and don't care about dmg (i.e. you're using it mainly for the looks/as a tank), just drag it with you on missions and let it die when it dies, don't worry about damage.
trekkie dude
make a b/p build and if you have proph go to tomb 
great for minion masters since they basically have a body that can leave a corpse very very quick and i know many people who brought their pets around level 4-5 by the end of 1 game grew many many levels. i did this with my level 15 phoenix within a few games it reached 20. which kinda stinks in a way cuz it won't die as quickly :/
great for minion masters since they basically have a body that can leave a corpse very very quick and i know many people who brought their pets around level 4-5 by the end of 1 game grew many many levels. i did this with my level 15 phoenix within a few games it reached 20. which kinda stinks in a way cuz it won't die as quickly :/
TwinRaven
Pre-level your pet....BEFORE YOU CHARM IT! Go to an area where your chosen critter can be found and clear it of mobs with your heroes. Get naked (take off your armor). Set your heroes to "passive", take away their weapons, disable all but rebirth on their tool bars. Then aggro (don't kill) your future pet and go watch a movie, by the time the movie is over your pet should be lvl 20 Dire from all the experience it got by killing you. When your heroes rez you with Rebirth, you have low health so are pretty easy to kill quickly...put your armor back on and charm your new pet.
ScorpiusX
I did as Twin Raven suggested to get me a dire wolf, just be warned your character will die alot I died over 250 times doing this. What Twin Raven didn't explain though is that to get your future pet to attack you in the first place you need to start charming it (thus it starts attacking you) and then move BEFORE you finish charming it, this stops the charm from taking effect.
ScorpiusX
ScorpiusX
tabas1
Wow raven,that was extremely helpful (really)
I wanted dire on my pet and now i can
I wanted dire on my pet and now i can