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Special thanks: Locksmith (Shattered), Obelin |
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⚫ | [[Spirit Beasts]] are special pets which can be leveled up and fought against others owned by players or NPCs in [[Talondown Arena]], which is accessible from most towns. Spirit Beasts are the ghosts of creatures who resided in a particular locale, and many have historical connections in [[GemStone]] lore. |
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Mechanically, Spirit Beasts offer a significant amount of experience for daily training (up to 10 fights, 75 XP per loss, 150 XP per win), and weekly fights (Challenge and Listed matches). Completing your 10 daily matches can take as little as 20-25 minutes, can be completely scripted, and can leave you with over 2,000 Saturated field experience. This fits well into a routine of becoming Saturated from a [[bounty |
Getting started with Spirit Beasts is cheap (about 40k silvers), fast (2 minutes initial setup, then capturing your beast(s), then fighting!), fun, and rewarding. Mechanically, Spirit Beasts offer a significant amount of experience for daily training (up to 10 fights, 75 XP per loss, 150 XP per win), and weekly fights (Challenge and Listed matches). Completing your 10 daily matches can take as little as 20-25 minutes, can be completely scripted, and can leave you with over 2,000 Saturated unabsorbed field experience, and if you also do weekly Challenges, it can be close to 4,000. This fits well into a routine of becoming Saturated from a [[bounty]] quest, then completing your daily training fights to further increase your Saturated field XP. |
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== Overview == |
== Overview == |
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There are three tiers of Spirit Beasts: Common, Uncommon, and Legendary. While you can begin learning the leveling and customization system with Common beasts, I recommend skipping straight to Legendary. This is because Common and Uncommon beasts have inferior statistics, so time spent leveling them up is somewhat wasted. Instead, you can find a complete list of [[Spirit |
There are three tiers of Spirit Beasts: Common, Uncommon, and Legendary. While you can begin learning the leveling and customization system with Common beasts, I recommend skipping straight to Legendary. This is because Common and Uncommon beasts have inferior statistics, so time spent leveling them up is somewhat wasted. Instead, you can find a complete list of Spirit Beasts at the [[Spirit Beast stats]] page. If you click “Rarity”, you can sort by legendary and start thinking about ones you might want to try. |
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With that in mind, our first goal is to capture 25 total beasts, which is the requirement before you can capture Legendaries. They do not need to be unique, so you can stay in one area (in fact, even in one room), capture a beast, release it, and capture the same one again. You can own up to 100 Spirit Beasts simultaneously, but if you want to get to 25 without releasing any, you’ll need to travel to a few different towns to do it. You must be outside of town to capture them, and not every area has them available. |
With that in mind, our first goal is to capture 25 total beasts, which is the requirement before you can capture Legendaries. They do not need to be unique, so you can stay in one area (in fact, even in one room), capture a beast, release it, and capture the same one again. You can own up to 100 Spirit Beasts simultaneously, but if you want to get to 25 without releasing any, you’ll need to travel to a few different towns to do it. You must be outside of town to capture them, and not every area has them available. |
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In addition to the three tiers above, Spirit Beasts also have quality, which can be Unimpressive, Average, Robust, Perfect, or Extraordinary. The best you can capture in the wild is Perfect, and this is also usually the only quality worth leveling. Thus, when reaching the first 25, one strategy is to keep only Perfect quality ones and release the rest. This should keep travel needs reasonable, allow you to reach 25 beasts relatively quickly, and give you a few Perfect ones for your collection. This will be our strategy for this guide. |
In addition to the three tiers above, Spirit Beasts also have quality, which can be Unimpressive, Average, Robust, Perfect, or Extraordinary. The best you can capture in the wild is Perfect, and this is also usually the only quality worth leveling. Thus, when reaching the first 25, one strategy is to keep only Perfect quality ones and release the rest. This should keep travel needs reasonable, allow you to reach 25 beasts relatively quickly, and give you a few Perfect ones for your collection. This will be our strategy for this guide. |
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After you have captured 25 total Spirit Beasts, you’ll then be able to capture a Legendary. You’ll use the link above to determine which one you want, travel to the listed location, and capture them in the same manner as the others, in most cases releasing and recapturing until you obtain a Perfect quality version. Then, we’ll begin leveling and customizing your Spirit Beast in Talondown Arena |
After you have captured 25 total Spirit Beasts, you’ll then be able to capture a Legendary. You’ll use the link above to determine which one you want, travel to the listed location, and capture them in the same manner as the others, in most cases releasing and recapturing until you obtain a Perfect quality version. Then, we’ll begin leveling and customizing your Spirit Beast in Talondown Arena. |
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== Getting Started == |
== Getting Started == |
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All Spirit Beast actions are managed under the BEAST verb. You can type BEAST on its own to see the choices, and you should spend a minute reading them just for familiarity, even if you don’t understand them all yet. |
All Spirit Beast actions are managed under the {{boldmono|BEAST}} verb. You can type {{boldmono|BEAST}} on its own to see the choices, and you should spend a minute reading them just for familiarity, even if you don’t understand them all yet. |
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The steps to getting started are easy: |
The steps to getting started are easy: |
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# Withdraw |
# Withdraw 43,000 silver from your bank (25k talisman, 15k syringe, 3k for 3 vials, you can use a note) |
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# ;go2 talondown |
# ;go2 talondown |
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# North, go door |
# North, go door |
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# Look in bowl, choose |
# Look in bowl, choose the '''silver''' talisman (needed for the ;tcbeast script to work), buy <your choice of metal> talisman, buy vial, buy syringe |
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# ;go2 town |
# ;go2 town |
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# Walk just outside of town |
# Walk just outside of town |
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# Download and run ; |
# Download and run ;tcbeast, and consider adding it to your scripts that start when you log in by typing: ;autostart add tcbeast |
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Capturing a Spirit Beast has a 15-minute cooldown and involves several commands with long round time. The ; |
Capturing a Spirit Beast has a 15-minute cooldown and involves several commands with long round time. The ;tcbeast script is intended to expedite the process of capturing your first 25 beasts by automating this process as much as possible, which it does via the following: |
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* Uses BEAST SENSE to determine whether there any spirit beasts in the area |
* Uses BEAST SENSE to determine whether there any spirit beasts in the area |
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* It will then wait 15 minutes before cycling again |
* It will then wait 15 minutes before cycling again |
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It’s meant to be left running while you play, but beware that if you’re in combat, it’ll throw you into 15-20 seconds of round time when it runs again, so exercise caution. |
It’s meant to be left running while you play, but beware that if you’re in combat, it’ll throw you into 15-20 seconds of round time when it runs again, so exercise caution. The minimum in-game time needed to capture 25 beasts is about 6 1/2 hours, if you capture a beast every 15 minutes. |
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After you capture a beast, unless it’s Perfect quality, type BEAST EX twice to release it. |
After you capture a beast, unless it’s Perfect quality, type BEAST EX twice to release it. |
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Some related handy commands: |
Some related handy commands: |
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* What Spirit Beasts have I captured? -> BEAST LIST ALL |
* What Spirit Beasts have I captured? -> {{boldmono|BEAST LIST ALL}} |
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* How do I equip one? -> BEAST SELECT <BEAST> |
* How do I equip one? -> {{boldmono|BEAST SELECT <BEAST>}} |
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* How do I check to see if it’s Perfect? -> BEAST INFO |
* How do I check to see if it’s Perfect? -> {{boldmono|BEAST INFO}} |
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* How do I see how many I’ve captured total? -> BEAST STATUS |
* How do I see how many I’ve captured total? -> {{boldmono|BEAST STATUS}} |
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If you can’t find any new beasts in your area, go to a nearby town and run ; |
If you can’t find any new beasts in your area, go to a nearby town and run ;tcbeast again. |
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== Capturing Your First Legendary == |
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== Now that you have 25 Spirit Beasts == |
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You can capture your first Legendary! Check the list to see which one you want and where it lives, go there, and use: |
You can now capture your first Legendary! Check the list to see which one you want and where it lives, go there, and use: |
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* You should disable ;tcbeast for capturing a Legendary as it's currently broken (;kill tcbeast) |
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* BEAST SENSE to find it |
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* ;spiritbeast help, to see the commands if you want to use the script, otherwise: |
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* BEAST |
* {{boldmono|BEAST SENSE}} to find it |
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* {{boldmono|BEAST CAPTURE}} |
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You no longer need ; |
You no longer need ;tcbeast, so you can ;autostart remove tcbeast. Instead, you’ll need a new script: ;spiritbeast. You should download this, but you don’t need to add it to your autostart scripts. |
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Now that you have a Perfect Legendary of your choice, let’s make sure he’s loyal. We’ll do this by feeding him blood. The process is as follows: |
Now that you have a Perfect Legendary of your choice, let’s make sure he’s loyal. We’ll do this by feeding him blood. The process is as follows: |
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* Put your blood vial in your syringe: |
* Put your blood vial in your syringe: |
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** GET SYRINGE |
** {{boldmono|GET SYRINGE}} |
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** GET VIAL |
** {{boldmono|GET VIAL}} |
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** PUT VIAL IN SYRINGE |
** {{boldmono|PUT VIAL IN SYRINGE}} |
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* Find a creature to hunt ( |
* Find a creature to hunt (the higher the blood source's level, the better, and it must be the same "noun" for each kill you use for the vial) |
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* Kill it |
* Kill it |
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* Do the following: |
* Do the following: |
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** KNEEL |
** {{boldmono|KNEEL}} |
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** DRAW <creature> WITH SYRINGE (N.B. You must type out “syringe”) |
** {{boldmono|DRAW <creature> WITH SYRINGE}} (N.B. This is ''very'' fussy: You must type out “syringe”, and you cannot use "my") |
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** Repeat 5 times until the vial is full |
** Repeat 5 times until the vial is full |
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* {{boldmono|UNLOCK SYRINGE}} |
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* Turn syringe |
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* BEAST SELECT <BEAST> to make sure you have the right one selected |
* {{boldmono|BEAST SELECT <BEAST>}} to make sure you have the right one selected |
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* BEAST OFFER VIAL |
* {{boldmono|BEAST OFFER VIAL}} |
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* Repeat until its Loyalty is maxed out |
* Repeat until its Loyalty is maxed out |
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There are four areas in Talondown arena with which you should familiarize yourself: |
There are four areas in Talondown arena with which you should familiarize yourself: |
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Before you begin fighting, you may wish to read this |
Before you begin fighting, you may wish to read this [[Spirit Beast Battle Guide]], which was written by the best Spirit Beast players in the game. |
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To begin training your beast, you can go to the arena and then: |
To begin training your beast, you can go to the arena and then: |
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* INQ TRAINING |
* {{boldmono|INQ TRAINING}} |
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* GO GRATE |
* {{boldmono|GO GRATE}} |
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* BEAST CHALLENGE ACCEPT |
* {{boldmono|BEAST CHALLENGE ACCEPT}} |
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I recommend turning the clickable hyperlinks on (Alt-L in Wrayth, by default). |
I recommend turning the clickable hyperlinks on (Alt-L in Wrayth, by default). |
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The battles are straightforward, but strategic and fun. You have 6 action points and 6 abilities, most of which cost 1 action point, and grants 1 special ability charge, almost like a conversion. Most special abilities cost 3 or 4 points. Thus, you'll use your action points to generate special ability charges, then discharge your special ability. As a very basic starting strategy: |
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* LASH until you have 3 points |
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* {{boldmono|LASH}} until you have 3-4 special ability charges (whatever your beast requires, it'll tell you when you have enough) |
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* Repeat |
* Repeat |
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* If your Spirit Beast is “in bad shape” or "critically wounded," use {{boldmono|HEAL}} |
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* When you run out of action points, you can still {{boldmono|ATTACK}} to generate more special ability charges |
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When you’re ready to begin scripting your training, you can: |
When you’re ready to begin scripting your training, you can: |
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Once your beast is level 20 (some start as early as 16, but this will likely be difficult for a new player), you can try the Challenge matches. These are level 20 opponents who grant bonus XP. There are 7 different challengers, and they reset weekly: |
Once your beast is level 20 (some start as early as 16, but this will likely be difficult for a new player), you can try the Challenge matches. These are level 20 opponents who grant bonus XP. There are 7 different challengers, and they reset weekly: |
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* INQ CHALLENGE |
* {{boldmono|INQ CHALLENGE}} |
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* GO GRATE |
* {{boldmono|GO GRATE}} |
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* BEAST CHALLENGE ACCEPT |
* {{boldmono|BEAST CHALLENGE ACCEPT}} |
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* You can also do ;spiritbeast challenge 7 |
* You can also do ;spiritbeast challenge 7 |
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You can also try Listed matches, but you should read the battle guide linked above before exploring those. |
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=== Ampoules === |
=== Ampoules === |
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* +1 bonus to a beast’s statistic |
* Consumables which grant +1 bonus to a beast’s statistic |
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* You can only have +10 max in any statistic from ampoules, so plan ahead |
* You can only have +10 max in any one statistic from ampoules, and +20 total, so plan ahead |
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* Emphasize your beast’s strengths rather than shoring up weaknesses |
* Emphasize your beast’s strengths rather than shoring up weaknesses |
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* Power is probably best, Defense is the weakest, Speed is also good |
* Power is probably best, Defense is the weakest, Speed is also good |
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=== Armaments === |
=== Armaments === |
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* You can CLEAN ARM to reveal your armament, which is an item you can equip on your Spirit Beast |
* You can {{boldmono|CLEAN ARM}} to reveal your armament, which is an item you can equip on your Spirit Beast |
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* The armament type you get is based on the Spirit Beast you have equipped |
* The armament type you get is based on the Spirit Beast you have equipped |
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* You can BEAST EQUIP <ITEM> to put it on your Beast |
* You can {{boldmono|BEAST EQUIP <ITEM>}} to put it on your Beast |
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* Beasts can only have one armament equipped at a time |
* Beasts can only have one armament equipped at a time |
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* Armaments get damaged over time |
* Armaments get damaged over time |
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* They can be repaired in the shop with INQ REPAIR, but their durability decreases |
* They can be repaired in the shop with {{boldmono|INQ REPAIR}}, but their durability decreases |
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* The Rebirth status (Phoenix Hatchling) / Troll's Tenacity (armaments) are very strong early on |
* The Rebirth status (Phoenix Hatchling) / Troll's Tenacity (armaments) are very strong early on |
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* You can sell extras in the shop via INQ SELL |
* You can sell extras in the shop via {{boldmono|INQ SELL}} |
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=== Soulstones === |
=== Soulstones === |
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* Use these carefully, they’re currently worth about 2 |
* Use these carefully, they’re currently worth about 2-5 million silver |
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* You may wish to save them for beasts that are difficult to catch Perfect versions of, or ones which are only sold at events |
* You may wish to save them for beasts that are difficult to catch Perfect versions of, or ones which are only sold at events |
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=== Other |
=== Other Information === |
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* Soulstones set the beast’s quality to Exceptional |
* Soulstones set the beast’s quality to Exceptional |
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* Spirit Beasts can be altered at special merchants |
* Spirit Beasts can be altered at special merchants |
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* There are limitations, including that: |
** There are limitations, including that: |
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** The noun may not be fully alterable |
*** The noun may not be fully alterable |
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** The Special ability cannot be changed at all |
*** The Special ability cannot be changed at all |
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** The service typically costs 1 million silvers |
*** The service typically costs 1 million silvers |
Latest revision as of 13:47, 12 August 2024
Lich:Introduction to Spirit Beasts is a third party script and is not maintained by Simutronics. Simutronics is not responsible for the accuracy of the information presented on this page, nor is it liable for issues stemming from the use of the application on players' personal devices.
Introduction to Spirit Beasts
Author: Tatterclaws
Special thanks: Locksmith (Shattered), Obelin
Spirit Beasts are special pets which can be leveled up and fought against others owned by players or NPCs in Talondown Arena, which is accessible from most towns. Spirit Beasts are the ghosts of creatures who resided in a particular locale, and many have historical connections in GemStone lore.
Getting started with Spirit Beasts is cheap (about 40k silvers), fast (2 minutes initial setup, then capturing your beast(s), then fighting!), fun, and rewarding. Mechanically, Spirit Beasts offer a significant amount of experience for daily training (up to 10 fights, 75 XP per loss, 150 XP per win), and weekly fights (Challenge and Listed matches). Completing your 10 daily matches can take as little as 20-25 minutes, can be completely scripted, and can leave you with over 2,000 Saturated unabsorbed field experience, and if you also do weekly Challenges, it can be close to 4,000. This fits well into a routine of becoming Saturated from a bounty quest, then completing your daily training fights to further increase your Saturated field XP.
Overview
There are three tiers of Spirit Beasts: Common, Uncommon, and Legendary. While you can begin learning the leveling and customization system with Common beasts, I recommend skipping straight to Legendary. This is because Common and Uncommon beasts have inferior statistics, so time spent leveling them up is somewhat wasted. Instead, you can find a complete list of Spirit Beasts at the Spirit Beast stats page. If you click “Rarity”, you can sort by legendary and start thinking about ones you might want to try.
With that in mind, our first goal is to capture 25 total beasts, which is the requirement before you can capture Legendaries. They do not need to be unique, so you can stay in one area (in fact, even in one room), capture a beast, release it, and capture the same one again. You can own up to 100 Spirit Beasts simultaneously, but if you want to get to 25 without releasing any, you’ll need to travel to a few different towns to do it. You must be outside of town to capture them, and not every area has them available.
In addition to the three tiers above, Spirit Beasts also have quality, which can be Unimpressive, Average, Robust, Perfect, or Extraordinary. The best you can capture in the wild is Perfect, and this is also usually the only quality worth leveling. Thus, when reaching the first 25, one strategy is to keep only Perfect quality ones and release the rest. This should keep travel needs reasonable, allow you to reach 25 beasts relatively quickly, and give you a few Perfect ones for your collection. This will be our strategy for this guide.
After you have captured 25 total Spirit Beasts, you’ll then be able to capture a Legendary. You’ll use the link above to determine which one you want, travel to the listed location, and capture them in the same manner as the others, in most cases releasing and recapturing until you obtain a Perfect quality version. Then, we’ll begin leveling and customizing your Spirit Beast in Talondown Arena.
Getting Started
All Spirit Beast actions are managed under the BEAST verb. You can type BEAST on its own to see the choices, and you should spend a minute reading them just for familiarity, even if you don’t understand them all yet.
The steps to getting started are easy:
- Withdraw 43,000 silver from your bank (25k talisman, 15k syringe, 3k for 3 vials, you can use a note)
- ;go2 talondown
- North, go door
- Look in bowl, choose the silver talisman (needed for the ;tcbeast script to work), buy <your choice of metal> talisman, buy vial, buy syringe
- ;go2 town
- Walk just outside of town
- Download and run ;tcbeast, and consider adding it to your scripts that start when you log in by typing: ;autostart add tcbeast
Capturing a Spirit Beast has a 15-minute cooldown and involves several commands with long round time. The ;tcbeast script is intended to expedite the process of capturing your first 25 beasts by automating this process as much as possible, which it does via the following:
- Uses BEAST SENSE to determine whether there any spirit beasts in the area
- If there are, it will determine whether you already have them
- If you have all the ones listed, it’ll run again and try to find one that you don’t have
- If it sees one that you don’t have, it will BEAST ATTUNE to select it, then BEAST CAPTURE to capture it
- It will then wait 15 minutes before cycling again
It’s meant to be left running while you play, but beware that if you’re in combat, it’ll throw you into 15-20 seconds of round time when it runs again, so exercise caution. The minimum in-game time needed to capture 25 beasts is about 6 1/2 hours, if you capture a beast every 15 minutes.
After you capture a beast, unless it’s Perfect quality, type BEAST EX twice to release it.
Some related handy commands:
- What Spirit Beasts have I captured? -> BEAST LIST ALL
- How do I equip one? -> BEAST SELECT <BEAST>
- How do I check to see if it’s Perfect? -> BEAST INFO
- How do I see how many I’ve captured total? -> BEAST STATUS
If you can’t find any new beasts in your area, go to a nearby town and run ;tcbeast again.
Capturing Your First Legendary
You can now capture your first Legendary! Check the list to see which one you want and where it lives, go there, and use:
- You should disable ;tcbeast for capturing a Legendary as it's currently broken (;kill tcbeast)
- ;spiritbeast help, to see the commands if you want to use the script, otherwise:
- BEAST SENSE to find it
- BEAST ATTUNE <BEAST> to choose it
- BEAST CAPTURE
- If it’s not Perfect, BEAST EX twice, then repeat until you have a Perfect
You no longer need ;tcbeast, so you can ;autostart remove tcbeast. Instead, you’ll need a new script: ;spiritbeast. You should download this, but you don’t need to add it to your autostart scripts.
Now that you have a Perfect Legendary of your choice, let’s make sure he’s loyal. We’ll do this by feeding him blood. The process is as follows:
- Put your blood vial in your syringe:
- GET SYRINGE
- GET VIAL
- PUT VIAL IN SYRINGE
- Find a creature to hunt (the higher the blood source's level, the better, and it must be the same "noun" for each kill you use for the vial)
- Kill it
- Do the following:
- KNEEL
- DRAW <creature> WITH SYRINGE (N.B. This is very fussy: You must type out “syringe”, and you cannot use "my")
- Repeat 5 times until the vial is full
- UNLOCK SYRINGE
- BEAST SELECT <BEAST> to make sure you have the right one selected
- BEAST OFFER VIAL
- Repeat until its Loyalty is maxed out
Now we can move on to the main attraction: training your Spirit Beast, and getting some XP on the way!
Leveling Your Spirit Beast
There are four areas in Talondown arena with which you should familiarize yourself:
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The leaderboard (entrance) | READ LEADERBOARD to see who’s leading Listed Fights this week! |
The arena (NW) | This is where you’ll fight your beast to level it up, get rewards to upgrade it, and also get experience for your character. |
The shop (NE) | This is where you’ll buy items and upgrades for your beast, repair or sell equipment, and receive rewards for your fights. |
Basic items (N, GO DOOR) | This is the room we went to before, where you bought your talisman. If your beast’s loyalty wanes and you need to feed it more blood vials, this is where you’ll buy them (1000 silver each). |
Before you begin fighting, you may wish to read this Spirit Beast Battle Guide, which was written by the best Spirit Beast players in the game.
To begin training your beast, you can go to the arena and then:
- INQ TRAINING
- GO GRATE
- BEAST CHALLENGE ACCEPT
I recommend turning the clickable hyperlinks on (Alt-L in Wrayth, by default).
The battles are straightforward, but strategic and fun. You have 6 action points and 6 abilities, most of which cost 1 action point, and grants 1 special ability charge, almost like a conversion. Most special abilities cost 3 or 4 points. Thus, you'll use your action points to generate special ability charges, then discharge your special ability. As a very basic starting strategy:
- LASH until you have 3-4 special ability charges (whatever your beast requires, it'll tell you when you have enough)
- SPECIAL
- Repeat
- If your Spirit Beast is “in bad shape” or "critically wounded," use HEAL
- When you run out of action points, you can still ATTACK to generate more special ability charges
When you’re ready to begin scripting your training, you can:
- ;spiritbeast training 10
- You may need to run this twice to get it to start
Once your beast is level 20 (some start as early as 16, but this will likely be difficult for a new player), you can try the Challenge matches. These are level 20 opponents who grant bonus XP. There are 7 different challengers, and they reset weekly:
- INQ CHALLENGE
- GO GRATE
- BEAST CHALLENGE ACCEPT
- You can also do ;spiritbeast challenge 7
You can also try Listed matches, but you should read the battle guide linked above before exploring those.
When you have rewards, you can go to the shop, INQUIRE REDEEM, then REDEEM. You’ll be given a sack with ampoules, armaments, or other items.
Ampoules
- Consumables which grant +1 bonus to a beast’s statistic
- You can only have +10 max in any one statistic from ampoules, and +20 total, so plan ahead
- Emphasize your beast’s strengths rather than shoring up weaknesses
- Power is probably best, Defense is the weakest, Speed is also good
Armaments
- You can CLEAN ARM to reveal your armament, which is an item you can equip on your Spirit Beast
- The armament type you get is based on the Spirit Beast you have equipped
- You can BEAST EQUIP <ITEM> to put it on your Beast
- Beasts can only have one armament equipped at a time
- Armaments get damaged over time
- They can be repaired in the shop with INQ REPAIR, but their durability decreases
- The Rebirth status (Phoenix Hatchling) / Troll's Tenacity (armaments) are very strong early on
- You can sell extras in the shop via INQ SELL
Soulstones
- Use these carefully, they’re currently worth about 2-5 million silver
- You may wish to save them for beasts that are difficult to catch Perfect versions of, or ones which are only sold at events
Other Information
- Soulstones set the beast’s quality to Exceptional
- Spirit Beasts can be altered at special merchants
- There are limitations, including that:
- The noun may not be fully alterable
- The Special ability cannot be changed at all
- The service typically costs 1 million silvers
- There are limitations, including that: