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  • How To Tame Pets in Crimson Desert and What Completing Can Do for You

    How To Tame Pets in Crimson Desert and What Completing Can Do for You

    During your travels through Crimson Desert’s Pywel region, you’ll find that stray cats and dogs are some of the most helpful allies. While they won’t fight enemies or soak up damage like weapons or armor, they save you plenty of time after battles. However, catching and keeping one requires patience and the right snacks to build trust quickly.

    Here’s everything you need to know about finding, taming, and making the most of these animal companions in Crimson Desert.

    How to Tame Cats and Dogs

    You can earn cats or dogs as pets by gradually building their trust through feeding and petting. Each animal has a trust meter starting at zero and needs to reach 100 to become your pet. Trust increases through daily limits on petting and feeding, which reset at midnight in the game. Patience is key.

    Getting Started:
    The first animals you’ll encounter are stray cats and dogs wandering Hernand, the city you arrive in early. This makes it easy to begin bonding before heading further into Pywel.

    Petting

    Petting increases trust by +5 points per interaction, with a daily cap of +25 trust. You can pet each animal up to five times a day.

    • For dogs: Walk up and hold the interaction button when prompted.
    • For cats: You need to pick them up first by holding the button, then press again to pet once they’re in your arms.

    Note that with a cap of +25 trust from petting per day, you’ll also need to feed your pets for faster taming.

    Feeding

    Dropping food near an animal is the quickest way to earn trust and unlock a new pet.

    • To feed: Open your inventory and discard a food item in front of the animal; it will come over and eat.
    • Each pet can only be fed three times per day, so choose your food carefully.

    Different foods provide varying trust boosts. Regular food grants +10 trust, but each animal has a favorite food that can give +35 trust per feeding—enough to tame a dog in a single day if you feed it three times and pet it five times.

    Best Locations and Favorite Foods

    Most cats and dogs can be found throughout Pywel, though each breed has preferred regions and foods. For example:

    • Cats: Found in Hernand (with squid as a favorite food) and desert regions (with eggs).

    • Dogs: Found near Hernand (with sweet potatoes) and Demeniss villages (with lean bird meat).

    Feeding pets at around 10 p.m. in game maximizes trust gain since counters reset at midnight, allowing you to speed up taming without wasting in-game days.

    Claiming Your Pet

    When trust hits 100, a prompt appears allowing you to claim the animal by holding the select button and choosing “Claim.” Your new pet is now part of your companions.

    You can keep up to 30 pets in total, but only one can be active and follow you at a time. Excess pets are stored at Greymane Camp, and you can unregister them via a menu—just remember, unregistering is permanent.

    A helpful tutorial for claiming stray dogs is available through the “The Greymanes’ New Fangs” quest from Chapter 4 onward, guiding you through the process with your companion Naira.

    What Pets Can Do for You

    While animals won’t attack enemies or draw aggression, they excel at looting. An active pet will automatically run across the battlefield and gather items from defeated foes, saving you time.

    However, pets have no loot filter—they’ll pick up everything they can reach, including junk, so you’ll need to monitor your inventory regularly.

    Pets aren’t combat fighters—they can take damage if enemies attack them, and if injured, they won’t be able to loot properly. To heal them, clear the area and use the Healing Force Palm skill.

    Dressing Up Your Pet

    Pets can be outfitted with cosmetic gear like hats, outfits, and armor, mainly for fun and aesthetics. These items are available at Pororin shops—one inside Pororin Forest Village (after completing the “The Unreachable Village” quest) and another in southeastern Demeniss.

    The gear doesn’t provide gameplay advantages; it’s purely for visual customization in photo mode or when collecting gear from defeated enemies.

  • How to Tame Horses and Solve Challenges in Crimson Desert

    How to Tame Horses and Solve Challenges in Crimson Desert

    Horses are one of the riding animals you can pick in Crimson Desert. These quick-moving creatures can be tamed in the wild or bought at stables. Once you meet Herspia and unlock the mount system, you can customize how you travel across the world.

    If you want to change your current horse or make some extra money by selling horses to a Horse Fence, keep reading to learn how to tame horses quickly using a simple trick.

    Where to Find Wild Horses to Tame

    Wild horses are scattered throughout Pywel. They appear in several locations, especially around open fields. The best spot to find wild horses is near the northeastern area of Hernand, just east of the Hills of No Return, south of Drakesfall Gorge. You can also find horses east of Saddlewind Ranch, roaming in the fields.

    How to Easily Tame Wild Horses

    When you find a small group of wild horses, there are two main methods to tame them:

    1. Sneak up on the horses and then run them down to jump onto their back and start taming.
    2. Use treats like sugar cubes or carrots to lure or distract the horses with a tasty snack.

    If you don’t have treats, crouch and slowly approach the horse, hiding behind tall grass or bushes to remain unseen. Once you catch their attention, stand up and sprint toward them before they run away, then hold the action button to start taming.

    Alternatively, you can use a treat to attract the horse without scaring it away. Open your inventory, select a treat like a carrot, and hold it to bring it close. Slowly approach the horse, then drop the treat on the ground for the horse to eat. While the horse is eating, move beside it and hold the taming button to begin the mini-game.

    The fastest way to tame a horse involves holding down the left stick to stay behind the horse’s hindquarters while your stamina drains. As you do this, the horse’s rope meter fills. Keep rotating the camera behind the horse to stay in position. Be careful—if you run out of stamina, you’ll be bucked off and will need to try again.

    Registering, Caring for, and Selling Horses

    After taming a wild horse, you can register, care for, or sell it. Once tamed, you’ll immediately see your options:

    • Register and ride the horse.
    • Register and send it to the stable.
    • Ride the horse directly.

    To register your horse, select the option to do so. It’s important to give your horse attention afterward by equipping gear that boosts its attributes. You can enhance your horse’s stats, such as defense, attack, health regeneration, maximum health, and stamina regeneration, using various equipment like barding, champron, horseshoes, saddles, and stirrups.

    You can also buy treats, horse tonics, and supplements from Saddlerys or Stables to improve your horse’s health and abilities. Riding your horse levels it up, increasing its capabilities through five levels of progression. Each level adds specific improvements, such as increased sprint or swimming rank, quick start, double jump, or high jump, depending on the breed.

    Selling Your Horse

    If you want to sell a horse, you can do so at the Horse Fence. Stealing a horse with a mask equipped, then riding it into a Horse Fence’s stable, allows you to exchange the horse for silver coins—though this method is more for fun than profit. Only unregistered or stolen horses can be sold this way; registered horses linked to your account cannot.

    Saddlewind Ranch has a Horse Fence where you can sell stolen horses conveniently.

  • Mastering Klombos: A Guide to Riding in Lego Fortnite Odyssey

    Mastering Klombos: A Guide to Riding in Lego Fortnite Odyssey

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    Lego Fortnite Odyssey offers an expansive environment for players to discover. With more than five biomes featuring distinct creatures, you can spend countless hours uncovering every detail. Once you’ve fully explored these areas, you can venture to the Lost Isles to enjoy even more adventures.

    Klombos, the gentle giants, are exclusively found on the Lost Isles and can be easily tamed and ridden to utilize their abilities. If you’re eager to encounter Mama Klombo and perhaps feed her, this guide will help you out.

    Where To Find Klombos

    Klombos are located solely on the Lost Isles, roaming either the lagoon areas in the Jungle biome or the Plains biome, and they are typically non-aggressive towards players.

    The most straightforward way to reach the Lost Isles is via a Bus Stop, where you can choose the Lost Isles as your destination at any moment.

    Where To Find Mama Klombo

    The Mama Klombo is located in the Jungle biome, particularly in the striking blue lagoons. You’ll notice Klombo statues in the vicinity, as she will emerge from the water near these statues. To summon her, simply approach the statues.

    You can feed Mama Klombo nearly any item, though she has a preference for Klomberries and Pineapples. In return, she will reward you with a variety of items ranging from Mahogany Wood to Stink Glands. After a while, she will return to the lagoon when left undisturbed.

    How To Tame Klombos

    You can tame Klombos by giving them Klomberries, which are found scattered throughout the Lost Isles. Additionally, you can plant Klomberry seeds in a designated area to ensure a perpetual supply. To feed a Klombo, simply drop the Klomberries nearby, and once it eats, it will become tamed and rideable.

    If your tamed Klombo exhausts its stamina or becomes upset due to excessive damage, you will need to tame it again.

    Klombo Abilities


    Klombo charging while the player is riding it in Lego Fortnite Odyssey.

    As soon as you hop on your Klombo, you can perform various actions. You’ll see that the Klombo has its own stamina and health indicators displayed on your screen:

    • The stamina will decrease as you run into obstacles and will also naturally diminish over time.
    • The health will drop when you take damage from enemies.

    Klombos are capable of breaking through various obstacles, from trees to large rocks, and even can take down enemies.

    You can also utilize several abilities while riding the Klombo. Below are the controls for riding:

    Mount/Dismount

    (E/X/Square)

    Vacuum

    (Hold Q/B/Circle): The Klombo will suck up nearby items to eat and recover health.

    Launch

    (Ctrl/Y/Triangle): The Klombo will launch you, giving you the ability to use the Glider.

    Charge

    (Shift/LS/L3): The Klombo will charge continuously until it either runs out of stamina or runs into an unbreakable object.