Pets (/pets)

Your pet follows you, and when you get too far away, it catches up or teleports to you. Wild animals can be tamed by feeding them (fennec foxes and penguins can also rarely drop from the Voting Crate), while dragons can only be obtained from the War and Star Crates. All your pets are stored in the /pets menu – where you can summon, hide and upgrade them.

Wild Animals

You can tame eight different wild animals. Five of them simply follow you, while the three largest ones can be ridden after purchasing a saddle. Animals cannot fight or fly.

You can find the exact locations of these animals in the Wild Animals article.

How to Tame an Animal

1. Find an adult animal – young animals cannot be tamed. Do not hurt it, as injured animals will run away.
2. Right-click it with an empty hand – you will see what it likes above your hotbar.
3. Hold the food in your hand and right-click the animal. Each feeding consumes one item (you keep the bowl after feeding it soup or stew).
4. After each feeding, you will see how many attempts you have made and the chance of success on the next one. When the animal is tamed, hearts will appear and it immediately becomes yours – you will find it in /pets, and if you do not currently have another pet summoned, it will start following you right away.

How Difficult Is It?

Taming an animal requires a lot of food. The better the food, the higher your chance with each feeding, and every unsuccessful feeding slightly increases your chances. On average, the best food requires about 11 to 14 items, while the most basic food requires about 22 to 26 items – and if you are unlucky, it can take much more.

Saddles and Riding

You can ride ostriches, reindeer and mammoths, but you must first buy them a saddle. Open /pets, click on the animal and select Buy Saddle in the Riding section. The saddle will immediately appear on the animal's back.

• Mounting: right-click your pet with an empty hand and select Mount in the menu.
• You ride just like a horse – Spacebar = jump, Shift = dismount.
• Riding Speed I–V: after purchasing a saddle, you can upgrade its speed in the same section. Each level increases speed by 12%.

Taking Care of Your Pet

• Controls: right-click your pet with an empty hand. In the menu, you can make it sit and wait, call it back (Follow Me), mount it or hide it in /pets.
• Feeding = Healing: hold its food and click on it. Better food restores more health. It heals itself slowly.
• Resistance I–V: more health (+15% per level) and faster healing. Costs from 4 000 $ + 15 ❖ up to 18 000 $ + 65 ❖.
• If it dies, you can revive it in /pets for 2 000 $ + 10 ❖. You will not lose your pet or its upgrades.
• Give or Sell: in /pets, you can take it out as an item, including all its upgrades. Whoever places the item into their own /pets becomes its new owner.
• Pets automatically hide themselves in duel arenas.

Dragons

Dragons can fly and fight. You can unlock both abilities in /pets:

• Flight – unlock for 15 000 $ + 100 ❖, then Flight Speed I–V (5 000 $ + 20 ❖ up to 25 000 $ + 80 ❖).
• Combat – unlock for 15 000 $ + 100 ❖, then Strength I–V (5 000 $ + 20 ❖ up to 25 000 $ + 80 ❖). The dragon will then fight alongside you automatically.
• Resistance I–V works the same way as with animals. Reviving a dragon costs 3 000 $ + 15 ❖.

Flying: click on your dragon and select Mount and Fly. You fly in the direction you are looking, Spacebar = up, Shift = down, Shift while on the ground = dismount. Watch out for rocks – crashing into them will injure your dragon. Flying is not allowed in PvP arenas or duels.

Attacks from a dragon's back only work once you have unlocked Combat. The same rules as in PvP apply to players – a dragon cannot damage players who have PvP disabled.