Pet System

What it is: The Pet System lets you own one companion pet that fights beside you in battle. Pets have their own level, HP, and a moveset that changes as they grow.

How it works: Buy a Pet Doll from the donation shop to unlock the system, reach level 300, and buy a pet for 50,000 gold. Your pet earns experience from monsters it helps fight, can be advanced when it has enough experience, and unlocks stronger area spells at higher levels. Monster EXP stops at pet level 100. At current pet level 100–299, each purchased level costs 2,000,000 gold and 5 Rayvin Tokens. At current pet level 300 or higher, the next level costs 4,000,000 gold and 10 Rayvin Tokens. The maximum pet level is 600.

Key rules: You can own one pet at a time, from four vocations (Knight, Paladin, Druid, Sorcerer). If your pet dies or you use Remove Pet, revive it for level × 1,500 gold. Revive has a 5-minute cooldown. Use Pet Coins from eligible boss rewards and qualifying monster drops to gain Pet Talents and spend them on Damage Increase (up to +100%) Damage Reduction (up to +30%), and Healing Increase (up to +100% for Heal Pet).

How to use it: Type !pet to open the Pet System module and buy, summon, revive, advance, rename, choose outfits and manage your pet attributes. Use Remove in the module to refund Pet Talent points for 600,000 gold per point.

The Pet System lets you own a companion with vocation-specific attacks, automatic self-healing, and its own level-based stats.

Each pet has its own level, HP, and special abilities. Pets can be summoned and leveled up.

You can currently buy these pets. Each one has different stats and abilities matching its vocation.

You may choose any of the four pet vocations, regardless of your character's vocation. The HP, mana, resistances and automatic recovery below belong to the pet itself. Sorcerer and Paladin pets can also grant temporary bonuses to their owner, as explained below.

L means pet level throughout this guide. Pets start at level 10 and can reach level 600.

For comparison, maximum stats at key pet levels are:

Advancing increases maximum HP and mana but does not refill missing HP or mana. Choosing a different pet outfit is cosmetic.

Temporary Owner Buffs

A summoned Sorcerer pet grants its owner +10% Monster Damage Increase. A summoned Paladin pet grants +5% Monster Damage Increase and +5% Monster Damage Reduction. The bonus follows the pet's vocation, regardless of the owner's vocation.

Each successful activation lasts 20 seconds, with a 30-second cooldown. These are temporary buffs, not permanent bonuses. They affect the named monster-damage stats; they do not add Boss Damage or Dungeon Damage stats.

Pet Vocation Change

Use a Pet Vocation Change Lamp in a protection zone while out of combat to choose a different pet vocation. Each confirmed change consumes one lamp. Changes are repeatable, with no lifetime limit per character. The pet keeps its level, EXP, name, ownership, outfit mode and alive/dead status. Its Damage Increase, Damage Reduction and Healing Increase talents reset and their spent points are refunded. A living pet keeps the same proportion of health under its new maximum HP.

Pet Coins from Hunting

In addition to boss reward sources, a monster configured for a minimum level of 500 or higher has an independent 0.1% chance to drop one Pet Coin when the loot owner's currently summoned pet dealt damage to it. Player summons and pet victims do not qualify. This extra roll is not increased by loot boosts.

Pet EXP Formula

The cumulative EXP threshold for pet level L is E(L) = ceil(5 × ((L − 1)³ − 3(L − 1)² + 8(L − 1)) / 3). ceil means round up. This is total EXP, not the amount charged for one level. EXP still needed for the next level is max(0, E(L + 1) − current pet EXP).

Examples: E(10) = 930, E(11) = 1,300, and E(100) = 1,569,480. A pet at level 10 with 930 EXP needs another 370 EXP for level 11.

When your pet contributes damage to a kill, its EXP is floor(monster EXP × pet damage share × 3 / 8) for ordinary monsters, or floor(monster EXP × pet damage share × 3 / 4) for pet-only training monsters. Monster EXP is not added once the pet reaches level 100. floor means round down. A pet-only monster awards no character EXP; actual monster EXP may include active boosts.

Pet EXP Items

These items require character level 300+ and current pet level below 200. They add accumulated EXP. EXP advancement is available only while the pet's current level is below 100; at level 100 or above, Advance uses the paid-level path even if you have accumulated EXP.

Pet attacks scale with pet level. They do not use the owner's level, magic level, weapon, or weapon-skill formula from the corresponding player spell. Higher area tiers can change damage type, shape, base damage or extra effects.

Let L be pet level, S = 1 + (L − 1) / 15, and A the server's monster attack multiplier. Each normal direct-damage endpoint is floor(base endpoint × S × A), before damage talents and the target's defenses. Nonzero attacks have a minimum of 1 before mitigation when A is positive. Actual damage also depends on resistances and other combat modifiers.

Damage Increase: each invested Pet Talent adds 1%, up to +100%, to outgoing pet damage. Damage Reduction: each point adds 1%, up to 30%, to incoming base-damage reduction. Healing Increase: each point adds 1%, up to +100%, to healing received from the owner's Heal Pet spell.

Use Apply in the pet window; Remove refunds points for 600,000 gold per point. Attribute changes share a 2-second cooldown.

Basic attacks attempt every 1 second, and area spells every 2.5 seconds. Cast attempts are configured at 100%, but range, line of sight, target availability, timing and combat blocking still determine whether a hit lands.

All four pet vocations keep their basic attack from pet level 10. Area spells begin at pet level 35, then change at levels 80, 120, 250 and 400. One area tier is active at a time. The current pet movesets do not include a separate strike-spell progression.

These unlocks use the pet's level. The level, mana and Stage requirements of similarly named player spells do not apply to the pet.

One area tier is current at a time. Pets at levels 10–34 have no area spell. Later tiers replace earlier tiers. The level-400 tier remains active through the level-600 cap.

Sorcerer pets continue using Flam Power at level 600. Combining Light is not part of the current pet moveset.

These chances are separate from the spell's cast-attempt chance. Target immunity and combat rules can prevent a condition from taking effect.

Automatic recovery affects the pet itself. Checks run every 1 second; the chance depends on the pet and recovery type in the table. Let D be the server's monster defense multiplier. Each endpoint is floor(floor(base endpoint × L / 2) × D); recovery is limited by missing HP or mana.

Self-healing does not run at full HP. Mana recovery requires missing mana and unrecovered mana damage; it is not guaranteed regeneration whenever the mana bar is below maximum.

Druid Pet Healing Its Owner

A Druid pet attempts to heal its owner every 3 seconds when the owner's HP is below 80%. They must be on the same floor, no more than 4 tiles apart, with a clear line of sight, and neither may be in a protection zone. This heals the owner, separately from the pet's automatic self-healing.

Let L be pet level. Healing is floor(3L) to floor(5.25L) HP, limited by missing health and combat healing rules. The owner's level and magic level do not affect this heal. Examples: pet level 100 heals 300–525 HP; pet level 600 heals 1,800–3,150 HP.

Healing a Pet Yourself

Use exura pet sio to heal your own living pet. It cannot heal another player's pet. All four character vocations and their promotions can use it at character level 260+, for 400 mana, with a 1-second spell cooldown. The pet must be within 7 tiles on the same floor; the spell also removes paralysis.

Let L be your pet's level and H its Healing Increase talent, from 0 to 100. Base healing range: 2.5L × (1 + H / 100) to 4L × (1 + H / 100) HP, before item or vocation healing modifiers. It no longer uses the caster's level or magic level and has no fixed 500/600-HP cap. At pet level 600 this is 1,500–2,400 HP, or 3,000–4,800 HP with 100% Healing Increase.