This is my second post in the pet pavilion room, and my personal thanks again to the answers in the first post.
At the moment, I'm still in the process of customizing my lvl 44 necromancer's first pet. The cost in gold and time taken so far is almost distressing, but I'm determined to see it through.
There are two questions I hope you can help me with:
1) Is there any chance a talent like 'plague bringer' could appear twice in the gene pool (or talent table?) of a baby pet if both parents have it? The first parent has it as a first-generation talent while the second parent (being a third generation) has inherited it.
2. Just out of curiosity, when i was in the hatchery the other day, I overheard someone asking people around for a pet with 'double resist'. Could anyone please tell me what that means? I have heard of the talent called 'spell defying' and other school-specific resists, but I'm still not sure what a 'double resist' is. This is the start of my third month in the game and I'm sure my experience is extremely limited.
My deepest thanks to you for spending time reading my post. So far, I've really enjoyed the game.
This is my second post in the pet pavilion room, and my personal thanks again to the answers in the first post.
At the moment, I'm still in the process of customizing my lvl 44 necromancer's first pet. The cost in gold and time taken so far is almost distressing, but I'm determined to see it through.
There are two questions I hope you can help me with:
1) Is there any chance a talent like 'plague bringer' could appear twice in the gene pool (or talent table?) of a baby pet if both parents have it? The first parent has it as a first-generation talent while the second parent (being a third generation) has inherited it.
2. Just out of curiosity, when i was in the hatchery the other day, I overheard someone asking people around for a pet with 'double resist'. Could anyone please tell me what that means? I have heard of the talent called 'spell defying' and other school-specific resists, but I'm still not sure what a 'double resist' is. This is the start of my third month in the game and I'm sure my experience is extremely limited.
My deepest thanks to you for spending time reading my post. So far, I've really enjoyed the game.
Zachary Crow, Master necromancer
I don't believe the same talent from parents can appear in gene pool of baby pet twice. I think it makes a better chance of it showing up in training if it was in it's gene pool twice. If that is what is being asked?
As for talents and pets here is a link with the list of all talents pets can get. It's extensive now.
This is my second post in the pet pavilion room, and my personal thanks again to the answers in the first post.
At the moment, I'm still in the process of customizing my lvl 44 necromancer's first pet. The cost in gold and time taken so far is almost distressing, but I'm determined to see it through.
There are two questions I hope you can help me with:
1) Is there any chance a talent like 'plague bringer' could appear twice in the gene pool (or talent table?) of a baby pet if both parents have it? The first parent has it as a first-generation talent while the second parent (being a third generation) has inherited it.
2. Just out of curiosity, when i was in the hatchery the other day, I overheard someone asking people around for a pet with 'double resist'. Could anyone please tell me what that means? I have heard of the talent called 'spell defying' and other school-specific resists, but I'm still not sure what a 'double resist' is. This is the start of my third month in the game and I'm sure my experience is extremely limited.
My deepest thanks to you for spending time reading my post. So far, I've really enjoyed the game.
Zachary Crow, Master necromancer
1) No pets cannot get the same talent twice. Both parents having the same talent just increase the odds that the baby will have it possible. Pets have 10 possible talents each, hatched pets get 10 of the 20 from the parents but none can double.
2) "Double Resist" refers to having both universal resist talents, Spell Proof and Spell Defy. No first gen pets have both, so it must be hatched into them. With high Strength, Agility and Power (around 240+ each) Defy will give +5 and Proof +10 resist to all schools. School specifics can be added to that also. I have a Sea Dragon for example that gives +5 Defy, +10 Proof and +10 Storm Proof. With that +25 and my gear I can become immune to storm.
Your answers have helped shed light in important aspects of pet hatching I need to know.
Hmm the entire pet hatching process, including ridding of selfish-talents, has given me some frustration but my heart is still set on a positive outcome.
Ok I have a question I have a franken bunny pet at ancient and I haven't gotten energizing battery (health current) so he can heal me once I'm hit, anyways without it having energizing battery if I hatch it with another pet of mine (lava spider) can it get the energizing battery?
Q2: does it really matter what you feet your pet if he likes it or not?
Ok I have a question I have a franken bunny pet at ancient and I haven't gotten energizing battery (health current) so he can heal me once I'm hit, anyways without it having energizing battery if I hatch it with another pet of mine (lava spider) can it get the energizing battery?
Q2: does it really matter what you feet your pet if he likes it or not?
Q1 - Even talents that do not manifest can transfer at a hatch. So, yes, Healing Current MAY pass down to a hatch, even though it did not manifest on your Frank...
Q2 - Besides the extra 1 pt exp for a like and 2 for a loved snack, I've found that feedign your pet only likes has absolutely 0 effect on manifesting talents. As best I've read and tried, those 5 talents will be already marked to manifest when the egg hatches. Nothing you do will change that. Not only feeding it loved snacks, not only training it's int or wis, nothing.
