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Draconis: Created page with "== Skill & Stat Reduction After Taming == When a creature is tamed for the very first time, it does not retain its full wild strength. This is intentional and helps balance powerful pets. === General Rule === * Newly tamed creatures lose a portion of their original skills. * The amount lost depends on how the creature was tamed and what type of creature it is. * These reductions only occur on the first tame. --- === Standard Taming === * Most creature..."

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Created page with "== Skill & Stat Reduction After Taming == When a creature is tamed for the very first time, it does **not** retain its full wild strength. This is intentional and helps balance powerful pets. === General Rule === * Newly tamed creatures lose a portion of their original skills. * The amount lost depends on **how the creature was tamed** and **what type of creature it is**. * These reductions only occur on the **first tame**. --- === Standard Taming === * Most creature..."

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== Skill & Stat Reduction After Taming ==

When a creature is tamed for the very first time, it does **not** retain its full wild strength. This is intentional and helps balance powerful pets.

=== General Rule ===
* Newly tamed creatures lose a portion of their original skills.
* The amount lost depends on **how the creature was tamed** and **what type of creature it is**.
* These reductions only occur on the **first tame**.

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=== Standard Taming ===
* Most creatures retain **90% of their original skill potential**
* This means their skills train up to **90% of what they had in the wild**

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=== Paralyzed During Taming ===
* If the creature was **paralyzed while being tamed**, it retains slightly less
* Skills are reduced to **86% of their original values**

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=== Greater Dragons & Ice Dragons ===
These creatures receive special handling due to their extreme power.

* All skills are reduced to **72% of their original values**
* Skills may only train up to **90%** of their original maximum
* **Magery** is reduced even further:
** Magery skill starts at **90%**
** Magery can only ever train to **90%** of its original cap

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=== Stat Loss ===
Some creatures suffer additional **stat loss** after being tamed.

* If a creature has post-tame stat loss:
** Strength, Dexterity, and Intelligence are reduced to **75%** of their original values

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=== Summary Table ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Taming Condition !! Skill Retained
|-
| Normal tame || 90%
|-
| Paralyzed during tame || 86%
|-
| Greater Dragon / Ice Dragon || 72%
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! Creature Type !! Stat Retained
|-
| Creatures with stat loss || 75%
|}

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=== Why This Exists ===
These reductions ensure:
* Powerful pets remain valuable but balanced
* Skill training remains meaningful after taming
* Wild creatures are stronger than their tamed counterparts

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