UO Second Age

To whom it may concern:

I found your unattended dragon near the Skara Brae bank and after very little consideration decided to hide it somewhere for you to find. The picture is fairly obvious,so it shouldnt take you too long.

Best Wishes,
Arkosh Kovasz


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Nice catch...should have had him do some hunting for you.

Nice work. I love the community interaction on this server.

But this does raise a question that I've always wondered about.
How long do pets remain tame if their master aren't around?

3ish hours from when they hit "starving"

if you pet thats been recently fed, it could take 4 or 5 hours

That's the point Bilbo..."strays" make good pets as soon as they forget about their old owner.

I might need to team up with our new Enticer here as mine is GM as well.

But we need a re-tamer.

Anyone up for the task of going into the used wyrm/dragon/nightmare business?
I will also aid you in taming wilds as my enticer is also a peacer and is made for such things.

My friends tamer is long in the making.

archaicsubrosa77 wrote:That's the point Bilbo..."strays" make good pets as soon as they forget about their old owner.

I might need to team up with our new Enticer here as mine is GM as well.

But we need a re-tamer.

Anyone up for the task of going into the used wyrm/dragon/nightmare business?
I will also aid you in taming wilds as my enticer is also a peacer and is made for such things.

My friends tamer is long in the making.

Yea, this enticer is a long way from being done. It's a build you came up with on another thread. I still have to work on taming. I just saw this opportunity and took it.

Stealth is Good...so is the spell incognito...even polymorph in dungeon areas, even in town if you do certain animals. Just letting you know some tricks of the trade.

Have one person cast gate from above ground while you lurk as a lesser pest of the dungeon and when you see the gate pop you entice in the form of the creature into the gate and cast dispel field. You might lose your life and a few regs soon after regarding the dungeon bard...but the cost of the pet would be worth it. Hopefully though you can recall out.

So why is it ive never fed my mount and it still hasn't booted me off? I remember having to feed mounts in T2A :-/ Thats why I always fought my way to that bloody cabbage field just north of the orc fort.

You guys are true pioneers.

archaicsubrosa77 wrote:That's the point Bilbo..."strays" make good pets as soon as they forget about their old owner.

I might need to team up with our new Enticer here as mine is GM as well.

But we need a re-tamer.

Anyone up for the task of going into the used wyrm/dragon/nightmare business?
I will also aid you in taming wilds as my enticer is also a peacer and is made for such things.

My friends tamer is long in the making.

ill retame for you if you need me to, hit me up in irc as you find such lovely pets needing a new owner...

MatronDeWinter wrote:You guys are true pioneers.

Hrmm....kinda sensing sarcasm here Matron. Didn't know I needed the cA stamp of approval to post. I know I'm not the first person to do this, but today was my first dragonnapping and I enjoyed it. Thought I'd share it for those who haven't seen this done as well as for my personal sastisfaction.

Arkosh Kovasz wrote:

MatronDeWinter wrote:You guys are true pioneers.

Hrmm....kinda sensing sarcasm here Matron. Didn't know I needed the cA stamp of approval to post. I know I'm not the first person to do this, but today was my first dragonnapping and I enjoyed it. Thought I'd share it for those who haven't seen this done as well as for my personal sastisfaction.

no sarcasm to you good sir.

Ronk wrote:So why is it ive never fed my mount and it still hasn't booted me off? I remember having to feed mounts in T2A :-/ Thats why I always fought my way to that bloody cabbage field just north of the orc fort.

Oh it will fatigue eventually if you run it hard, though I have never had a common varity mount buck me due to it. If you train it to fight though "and yes you can train your horse to gain fighting skills" you may want to feed it.