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Originally posted by vramos770 at 24-4-2008 01:38
what is enmity of a pet?

Enemity is somehow the chance the monsters have to attack you instead of other players/pets in battle. It gets higher when you use certain skills and decrease when you use others(that exist to decrease enemity, only). Mainly, area damage skills increase enemity against you a lot. Party healing also increases it a lot. To avoid being hit by all the enemies in a battle you want to use your best skills all the time, you should often decrease your enemity with appropriate skills(read their description) or use pets that transfer your enemity to them.

i caught a fariry pet and its in the my items but how do i use it? when ever i try to take it out of my bag it diappers and i have to get another one

To open a pet card, which is in your inventory slots, you need to RIGHT CLICK on the pet card(NOT LEFT CLICK). The pet then becomes one of 3 that you may use at any time. If you move your cursor to the Egg icon just above the first icon at the bottom of the screen and click the egg, you will see the 3 pets you can use and select which one(if any) fights in battles with you and which one(if any) walks with you between battles. You cannot put a pet back in a card once you open the card. If you DISMISS a pet, it is gone forever.

I hope this helps you Amanda!

Telgar the truthful twerp

At what lvs dose pets able to learn more moves? My pet is only lv 21 and only gots 1 move. I would really like to know when it can learn more.

If you're asking about the skill slots which, depending upon the type of pet, will enable the pet to learn a different type of attack or "move", then there is no specific level at which the skill slot will be unlocked. Unlocking skill slots purely depends upon the growth rate & the spirit of the pet. The higher the growth rate & spirit of the pet, the faster the skill slot opens.

The other way a pet can "learn more moves" is by taking a look at the skills tree. The more training points a pet has, the faster you can max out a skill in the tree. This will, again depending upon the type of pet, enable the pet to gain a new "move".