Last updated: Release 14.0.0

As of Release 12.0.0, pets are only obtainable through "pet eggs" which are dropped in dark blue potion bags by Lesser Gods, Gods of the Realm, Event Gods, Dungeon Bosses, and Oryx 1 and 2. In general, players who had purchased pets in previous builds were given a corresponding pet egg. All pets who used to have idle animations were given a stationary look instead. Pets come in different rarity levels, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary and Divine. Each pet can also have up to three abilities depending on their rarity level, and the abilities are improved by feeding pets items. Pfiffel created [a useful tool](http://pfiffel.com/pets/) which is useful for experimenting with the pets, using a close representation to how they are in game. _**For more information or anything not seen here, please refer to the [Pets Prior to Release 12.0.0 page](/wiki/pets-prior-to-release-12-0-0)**_

Pet Yard: The Pet Yard is where eggs must be hatched, and it can contain up to 50 pets. Pets are only removed from the yard upon being Released or Fused - they do not leave when you die. The Pet Yard is also the place to feed or fuse pets, and both functions cost fame or gold, at an increasing price dependent upon the pet's rarity level.

**Feeding:** Items contain a "Feed Power" shown in their description, with higher numbers meaning that the item will increase a pet's levels more. It is advisable to use higher feed power items when possible, as it costs fame or gold each time a pet is fed. Food items can also be bought in the Nexus, used only for feeding pets. **Fusing:** Fusing pets is only possible when the two pets used are of the same family and rarity, and as long as the Pet Yard has been upgraded to a high enough level to allow for it. The pet on the left and its stats will be retained while fusing, while the other will be consumed and disappear from the Pet Yard. **It is best to max both pet's first stat before fusing, otherwise it will have a lower stat cap once fused.** The level of the abilities other than the first **does matter** for the Divine level cap, [**as evidenced here**](/s/a/img/wiki/maxed.PNG). [Fusing will give a random pet of the next rarity level.](http://i.cubeupload.com/L6f9Oj.png) Below is a breakdown of the respective costs. "Fusion Strength" is a measure of how maxed the two pets being used are.

Rarity Level	Pet Yard Upgrade	Feeding Cost	Fusing Cost
Common	-	10 or 5	300 or 100
Uncommon	500 or 150	30 or 12	1000 or 240
Rare	2000 or 400	100 or 30	4000 or 600
Legendary	25000 or 1200	350 or 60	15000 or 1800
Divine	50000 or 2000	1000 or 150	-

##Pet Families All pets fall under a certain family, and pets of the same family can be fused together until they're divine level. Uncommon pets look the same as their Common counterpart, and Legendary pets are larger versions of their Rare counterparts. Divine pets are the only level that cannot be found in eggs. Mystery Eggs can contain a pet of any family at the respective rarity level that it is. Hover your mouse over each image to see the pet's name.

Family	Eggs	Pets of Family
Aquatic
Automaton
Avian
Canine
Exotic
Farm
Feline
Humanoid	Divine
Insect	Divine
Penguin	Divine
Reptile	Divine
Spooky	Divine
Woodland	Divine
????	Divine
Mystery

__Abilities__ - All pets are able to have certain abilities, chosen at random when spawned. Fusing will carry over the pet's abilities, and ignore the abilities of the second pet that's being fused into the first pet. Per each rarity level there is a maximum level that an ability can reach. Higher levels can mean faster frequency of the ability being used, more effectiveness, and similar aspects. Pets found from a high rarity egg will be as if their previous levels' stats were maxed. A pet that is fused without having maxed abilities will result in a higher rarity level pet that will have a lower maximum ability cap. The possible abilities are Heal, Magic Heal, Electric, Attack Far, Attack Mid, Attack Close, Savage, Decoy, and Rising Fury. As of now, the numbers are an approximation. Unlocking Abilities: At the common level, the 1st ability is unlocked and its maxed stat cap is level 30. At the uncommon level, the 2nd ability is unlocked and the stat cap increases to level 50. At the rare level, the maxed stat cap is increased to level 70. Only then at the Legendary level is the 3rd ability unlocked and the maxed stat cap is increased to level 90. At the Divine level, the maxed stat cap is increased to level 100. Notes about fusing unmaxed pets: Pet rarity corresponds to common, uncommon, rare, legendary, and divine, while ability level corresponds to the the level of things such as heal, attack, paralyze, etc. When increasing the pet's rarity level, their ability level will not be affected. However, the ability levels' stat caps can increase, the next ability can be unlocked, and the pet may look different depending on the rarity level. For example, a divine pet with the heal ability at level 30 will heal 14 hp, just the same as a common pet at heal level 30. The only difference is that the pet looks different and has a higher maxed stat cap. At higher rarity levels, it is more costly to feed a pet. Coupled with this, feed power is less effective at higher ability levels, as 500 feed power may raise a low leveled ability several levels, yet hardly do much at the higher ability levels. Because of this, it is advantageous to level up at a lower rarity level until max, and then fuse as it is easier and more cost efficient to level up at the lower rarity levels.
Heal: "Heals you periodically."

Heal
Ability Level	Amount Healed	Delay Between Heals
1-30 (Common)	9-13 HP	10 - 6 s
30-50 (Uncommon)	13-23 HP	6 - 4 s
50-70 (Rare)	23-40 HP	4 - 2 s
70-90 (Legendary)	40-69 HP	2 - 1.5 s
90-100 (Divine)	69-90 HP	1.5 - 1 s

Magic Heal: "Restores your Magic Points periodically."

Magic Heal
Ability Level	Amount Healed	Delay Between Heals
1-30 (Common)	1-3 MP	10 - 6 s
30-50 (Uncommon)	3-8 MP	6 - 3 s
50-70 (Rare)	8-17 MP	3 - 1.9 s
70-90 (Legendary)	17-33 MP	1.9 - 1.4 s
90-100 (Divine)	33-45 MP	1.4 - 1 s

Attack Close: "Shoots at any nearby close-range enemies and deals heavy damage." Range of 3.5 tiles.

Attack Close
Ability Level	Power	Frequency
1-30 (Common)	7-17	5 - 2 s
30-50 (Uncommon)	17-39	2 - 1 s
50-70 (Rare)	39-80	1 - 0.6 s
70-90 (Legendary)	80-130	0.6 - 0.4 s
90-100 (Divine)	130-200	0.4 - 0.2 s

Attack Mid: "Shoots at any nearby mid-range enemies and deals medium damage." Range of 6.75 tiles.

Attack Mid
Ability Level	Power	Frequency
1-30 (Common)	5-12	5 - 2 s
30-50 (Uncommon)	12-25	2 - 1 s
50-70 (Rare)	25-60	1 - 0.6 s
70-90 (Legendary)	60-121	0.6 - 0.4 s
90-100 (Divine)	121-150	0.4 - 0.2 s

Attack Far: "Shoots at any nearby far-range enemies and deals light damage." Range of 9 tiles.

Attack Far
Ability Level	Power	Frequency
1-30 (Common)	3-8	5 - 2 s
30-50 (Uncommon)	8-19	2 - 1 s
50-70 (Rare)	19-40	1 - 0.6 s
70-90 (Legendary)	40 - 76	0.6 - 0.4 s
90-100 (Divine)	76 - 100	0.4 - .2 s

Electric: "Zaps any enemy foolish enough to touch your pet. This attack has a chance of paralyzing your foes." Affects enemies between 2 tiles to .35 tiles.

Electric
Ability Level	Power	Range	Delay	Paralyze Chance	Paralyze Duration
1-30 (Common)	5 - 20	0.1 - 0.5	2.5 - 2.0 s	10% - 30%	0.5 - 1.0 s
30-50 (Uncommon)	20 - 54	0.5 - 1.0	2.0 - 1.5 s	30% - 50%	1.0 - 1.5 s
50-70 (Rare)	54-117	1.0 - 1.5	1.5 - 1.0 s	50% - 70%	1.5 - 2.0 s
70-90 (Legendary)	117-242	1.5 - 2.0	1.0 - 0.5 s	70% - 90%	2.0 - 3.0s
90-100 (Divine)	242 - 300	2.0 - 2.5	0.5 - 0 s	90% - 100%	3.0 - 4.0 s

Savage: "Pet charges enemies. Leveling increases frequency of charging"

Savage
Ability Level	Power	Range	Frequency
1-30 (Common)	?	?	?s
30-50 (Uncommon)	?	?	?s
50-70 (Rare)	?	?	?s
70-90 (Legendary)	?	?	?s
90-100 (Divine)	?	?	?s

Rising Fury: "Creates a small AoE blast. Leveling increases range, damage, and frequency of the blast."

Rising Fury
Ability Level	Power	Range	Frequency
1-30 (Common)	?	?	?s
30-50 (Uncommon)	?	?	?s
50-70 (Rare)	?	?	?s
70-90 (Legendary)	?	?	?s
90-100 (Divine)	?	?	?s

Decoy: The pet acts as a decoy. Leveling increases range and frequency of decoy.

Decoy
Ability Level	Range	Freqeuncy
1-30 (Common)	?	?
30-50 (Uncommon)	?	?
50-70 (Rare)	?	?
70-90 (Legendary)	?	?
90-100 (Divine)	?	?

__Required Feed Power to max the Pets' Abilities__ -

Pet Ability 1
Ability Level	Feed Power	Cumulated Feed Power
1-30 (Common)	2080	2080
30-50 (Uncommon)	8527	10607
50-70 (Rare)	39747	50354
70-90 (Legendary)	185256	235610
90-100 (Divine)	273344	508954

Pet Ability 2
Ability Level	Feed Power	Cumulated Feed Power
1-50 (Uncommon)	16319	16319
50-70 (Rare)	61148	77467
70-90 (Legendary)	285010	362477
90-100 (Divine)	420530	783007

Pet Ability 3
Ability Level	Feed Power	Cumulated Feed Power
1-90 (Legendary)	785367	785367
90-100 (Divine)	911147	1696514

__Event Pets__ - These pets have only appeared for sale for a very short time, and the generators are consumed upon use, meaning these pets are lost with death or if another pet generator of any kind is used.


	April Fools 2012 - The Lil' Oryx pet is a miniature version of Oryx, and occasionally taunts the player through chat. As of Release 12.0.0 it is classified as part of the ???? family.
	Valentines Day 2012-2013 - As of Release 12.0.0, the generator (egg) creates a heart that lasts only while you're in the current realm, but the generator remains, so you can carry it around and a generate a new heart each time you switch realms. Hearts are always red. (In earlier releases, the Valentine generator could be used just once and created a heart that lasted until death.)
	Holidays 2012 - Unlike other Event Pets, it could be spawned multiple times. As of Release 12.0.0, it is now part of the ???? family.

__Dungeon Pets__ - Certain dungeons have a rare chance of dropping a pet related to it. Unlike most other eggs, these will be a specific egg for only that pet. The color of the egg corresponds to its family. Currently, these eggs will hatch as common regardless of the pet's typical rarity level. All three abilities for these pets are assigned randomly upon hatching.

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