Halloween in Shartak is an event that starts around a week before October 31st and lasts for about two weeks. In terms of content, it is the most major event in Shartak. During the event, various [[Special Animals]] appear, [[pumpkin]]s can be found when searching [[jungle]] tiles, and [[hut]]s in [[camp]]s become decorated.

=Halloween NPCs=

==Mummies==
[[Mummy|Mummies]] spawn in large numbers within camps and on [[Midway Island]], as of the 2025 Halloween event.

==Werewolves==
A single [[werewolf|werewolves]] per camp appears. They are inevitably hunted to extinction very quickly, as they are rare kills and not particularly strong. Those not lucky enough to get a living werewolf kill can go after zombified werewolves, however.

==Zombified Animals==
[[Animal]]s turn into [[zombie|zombiefied]] versions when they are killed. Even the mummies and werewolves can become zombified. Zombified animals keep respawning instantly until the event is over, making Halloween the perfect time to rack up kills and earn [[XP]] from efficient hunting. Zombified animal kills also count towards [[achievements]], helping you earn hunting badges.

=Halloween Decorations=
The huts in the various camps gain Halloween decorations during the event. This decorations are not known to have any effect on gameplay.
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[[Category:Events]]

Halloween

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Raivo: /* General Information */ Added info about upgraded animals having a chance to spawn on their own due to a game update.

=General Information=

Some [[animals]] can be upgraded, which means they have killed enough players, become stronger, faster, meaner, and overall badass. Additionally, as of an August 2026 update, animals have a small chance of spawning in as an upgraded version on their own (the exact chance is unknown, but seems to be around 1-5 %). The animals listed on this page are the animals that have been confirmed to upgrade, but it's possible other animals can also upgrade. So far, three tiers of upgrades has been discovered, but other tiers may exist.

Here is small description of what the following lists explain.
*'''Location Found''' - Where the animal can be most commonly found.
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - The maximum number of hitpoints that the creature can have.
*'''Damage''' - The amount of damage an attack from this animal causes.
*'''Hit Chance''' - Chance to hit as a retaliation to a melee attack (against characters without ''[[animal affinity]]'' or [[charms]]). This is an approximation rounded to the closest 5% (based on the sample size mentioned). The numbers will become more accurate as research continues.
*'''Speed''' - How often the animal acts. Normal (once per 30 minute cycle), 1/2 (once per two cycles at 35 minutes past), or 1/3 (once per 3 cycles, alternating between 5 and 35 minutes past).
*'''XP Bonus''' - The bonus the player gets for killing the animal.
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Whether or not an animal will attack a player if the player hasn't attacked the animal.
*'''Special Notes''' - Other information about some animals.

=Tier One Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing two players. They are slightly stronger, and offer a slightly higher XP Bonus.

==Aggressive Large Stag==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - ?
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (34/72)
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Aggressive Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 18
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 12
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Dangerous_Wild_Boar|dangerous wild boar]] at 6 kills.

==Chattering Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 13
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (13/54)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 9
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Screeching_Monkey|screeching monkey]] at six kills.

==Ferocious Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 37
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 21
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]] at 6 kills.

==Ferocious Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 25
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (22/69)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]] at 6 kills.

==Fully-Grown Giant Squid==
*'''Location Found''' - Water
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 553
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (51/141)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus ''' - 228
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills or tier three at 11 kills.

==Hungry Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 33
*'''Damage''' - 4-6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (45/88)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Alligator|man-eating alligator]] at 6 kills.

==Hungry Bear==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 45
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (7/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 25
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

== Hungry Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335
*'''Damage''' - 14 to 20
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (13/26)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 143
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Very rare. Hits constrict opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on after getting hit, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP. Upgrades its damage level after a certain amount of kills up to 20 damage. Can upgrade to a [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Python|man-eating python]].

==Hungry Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 4
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (1/6)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Cornered_Rat|cornered rat]] at 6 kills.

==Rogue Elephant==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 90
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/2
*'''XP Bonus''' - 48
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vengeful Mummy==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps, [[Midway Island]] (during [[Halloween]])
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 42
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (5/18)
*'''Speed''' - Normal (for attacks). They appear to move around less than other animals.
*'''XP Bonus''' - 24
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades from [[mummy]]. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vicious Parrot==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 6
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (16/40)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 6
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6-7 kills.

==Wild Turkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps (sometimes during Thanksgiving, 26th of November)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (28/87)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

=Tier Two Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing six players. They are stronger, and offer a higher XP bonus when killed.

==Cornered Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 5
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (19/48)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11-12 kills.

==Dangerous Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 21
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (5/7)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Ferocious_Wild_Boar|ferocious wild boar]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 44
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Shargle|man-eating shargle]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Tiger|man-eating tiger]] at 11 kills.

==Man-Eating Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 41
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (102/196)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 23
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11 kills.

== Man-Eating Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335?
*'''Damage''' - 23
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 190
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Constricts opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP.

==Screeching Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 16
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (53/183)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 11
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - ?
*'''Special Notes - ''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11-13 kills.

==Territorial Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 74
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 40
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Enraged_Silverback|enraged silverback]] at 11 kills.

=Tier Three Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing eleven players. They are even stronger, and offer an even higher XP bonus when killed.

==Enraged Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 86
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 60% (8/13)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 46
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Ferocious Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 24
*'''Damage''' - 10
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (8/17)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Man-Eating Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 51
*'''Damage''' - 11
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (6/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 28
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]], can cause bleeding wounds.

==Man-Eating Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 35
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (11/21)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 20
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]], can cause bleeding wounds.

[[category:Animals]][[category:NPCs]]

Drinkable Items

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Raivo: Game update: Identifying water now costs 0,5 AP instead of 2 AP

To drink a drinkable item, simply click on the item, and you drink it. This leaves behind an empty bottle or gourd, depending on what container the drinkable item was in.

=Drinks=
The following items are simple drinks. They have simple effects, and you can search huts for them.

Here's an explanation on the categories of Drinks.
*'''HP Restored''' - The amount of HP a drink restores. If this amount is negative, the drink will reduce your overall health, not restore it.
*'''Location Found''' - Where this drink can be found by searching.
*'''Special Notes''' - Any special characteristics of the drink.

==Bottle of Absinthe==
[[File:Absinthe.png|right|Bottle of Absinthe]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 4
*'''Location Found''' - Shipwreck (large cabin), beach crate near the Shipwreck
*'''Special Notes''' - May cause drinker to get [[drunk]] quicker.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle of Beer==
[[File:Bottlebeer.png|right|Bottle of Beer]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 2
*'''Location Found''' - Outsider Resource huts, Jungle
*'''Special Notes''' - Natives without [[outsider knowledge]] will only see this as a bottle of brown liquid, though they can drink it as normal.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle of Brown Liquid==
[[File:Bottlebeer.png|right|Bottle of Brown Liquid]][[File:Bottlerum.png|right|Bottle of Brown Liquid]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 2
*'''Location Found''' - Outsider Resource huts, Jungle
*'''Special Notes''' - Is actually either beer or rum. Natives without [[outsider knowledge]] see it as this instead.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Fresh Water==
[[File:Bottlefreshwater.png|right|Bottle of Fresh Water]][[File:Gourdfreshwater.png|right|Gourd of Fresh Water]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 2
*'''Location Found''' - Any Resource hut, Jungle
*'''Special Notes''' - Using an empty bottle on a River, Lake, Pool tile will gain one of these. Pouring this bottle on the ground will facilitate jungle growth.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle of Rum==
[[File:Bottlerum.png|right|Bottle of Rum]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 2
*'''Location Found''' - Outsider Resource huts, Jungle
*'''Special Notes''' - Natives without [[outsider knowledge]] will only see this as a bottle of brown liquid, though they can drink it as normal.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Salt Water==
[[File:Bottlesaltwater.png|right|Bottle of Salt Water]][[File:Gourdsaltwater.png|right|Gourd of Salt Water]]
*'''HP Restored''' = -2
*'''Location Found''' - Any Resource hut, Jungle 8
*'''Special Notes''' - Using an empty bottle on water tile will gain one of these. Pouring this bottle on the ground will hinder jungle growth.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Water==
[[File:Bottlewater.png|right|Bottle of Water]][[File:Gourdwater.png|right|Gourd of Water]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 2 or -2
*'''Location Found''' - Any Resource hut, Jungle
*'''Special Notes''' - Can be identified before drinking. Identifying costs 0,5 [[AP}}, and will change the name of the water to fresh water or salt water. The player can drink this without identifying, though the effect will be random.<br style="clear:both" />

=Juices=
Juices can be made from combining a number of the same fruit, with an [[empty bottle]] or [[empty gourd]] in your inventory. It takes 4 AP to juice fruits, granting 1 [[XP]]. Juices heal a bit more than regular drinks, and can be sold for more money at a trader. No special skill is needed to make juices.

Here's an explanation on the categories of juices.
*'''HP Restored''' = The amount of HP a drink restores. If this amount is negative, the drink will reduce your overall health, not restore it.
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - What [[fruit]] is required to make the juice.
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - Number of fruit required to juice.
*'''Special Notes''' - Any special characteristics of the juice.

==Bottle/Gourd of Apple Juice==
[[File:Bottleapplejuice.png|right|Bottle of Apple Juice]][[File:Gourdapplejuice.png|right|Gourd of Apple Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 4
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Apple
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 5<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Banana Juice==
[[File:Bottlebananajuice.png|right|Bottle of Banana Juice]][[File:Gourdbananajuice.png|right|Gourd of Banana Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 4
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Banana
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 4<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Berry Juice==
[[File:Bottletastyberryjuice.png|right|Bottle of Berry Juice]][[File:Bottlepoisonberryjuice.png|right|Bottle of Berry Juice]][[File:Gourdtastyberryjuice.png|right|Gourd of Berry Juice]][[File:Gourdpoisonberryjuice.png|right|Gourd of Berry Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 8 or -8
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Bunch of Berries
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 4
*'''Special Notes''' - [[Outsider]]s without [[native knowledge]] cannot tell the difference between tasty berry juice of poisonous berry juice. They can drink it normally, but won't know the effects until they happen.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Fungi Juice==
[[File:Bottlefungijuice.png|right|Bottle of Fungi Juice]][[File:Gourdfungijuice.png|right|Gourd of Fungi Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = -4 (0 with [[lead belly]])
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Fungi
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 3
*'''Special Notes''' - Drinking fungi juice grants an additional net 5 AP (6 AP gained in total, minus the 1 AP required to drink it). After consumption and a delay of five actions, the next five actions will cost an additional 1 AP. This additional AP cost is delayed for a further five actions with each additional fungi juice consumed, although the 'hangover' effect will also be increased for a further five actions.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Mango Juice==
[[File:Bottlemangojuice.png|right|Bottle of Mango Juice]][[File:Gourdmangojuice.png|right|Gourd of Mango Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 4
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Mango
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 4<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Poisonous Berry Juice==
[[File:Bottlepoisonberryjuice.png|right|Bottle of Poisonous Berry Juice Juice]][[File:Gourdpoisonberryjuice.png|right|Gourd of Poisonous Berry Juice Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = -8
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Bunch of Poisonous Berries
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 4
*'''Special Notes''' - Outsiders without ''native knowledge'' cannot tell the difference between tasty berry juice or poisonous berry juice.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Pumpkin Juice==
[[File:Bottlepumpkinjuice.png|right|Bottle of Pumpkin Juice]][[File:Gourdpumpkinjuice.png|right|Gourd of Pumpkin Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 6
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Pumpkin
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 2<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Tasty Berry Juice==
[[File:Bottletastyberryjuice.png|right|Bottle of Tasty Berry Juice]][[File:Gourdtastyberryjuice.png|right|Gourd of Tasty Berry Juice]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 8
*'''What Fruit is needed''' - Bunch of Tasty Berries
*'''Number of Fruit Needed''' - 4
*'''Special Notes''' - Outsiders without ''native knowledge'' cannot tell the difference between tasty berry juice of poisonous berry juice.<br style="clear:both" />

=Brewed Drinks=
A brewed drink is a juice that is combined with 2 yeastweed. This drink will grant give more HP than juiced drinks. No special skill is needed to brew, though the [[brewing]] skill will allow for a better chance of creating the brewed drink.

Here's an explanation on the categories of brewed drinks.
*'''HP Restored''' = The amount of HP a drink restores. If this amount is negative, the drink will reduce your overall health, not restore it.
*'''Type of Juice Needed''' - What juice is needed to make this brewed drink.
*'''Special Notes''' - Any special characteristics of the juice.

==Bottle/Gourd of Apple Cider==
[[File:Bottleapplecider.png|right|Bottle of Apple Cider]][[File:Gourdapplecider.png|right|Gourd of Apple Cider]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 6
*'''Type of Juice Needed''' - Bottle/Gourd of Apple Juice<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Banana Beer==
[[File:Bottlebananabeer.png|right|Bottle of Banana Beer]][[File:Gourdbananabeer.png|right|Gourd of Banana Beer]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 6
*'''Type of Juice Needed''' - Bottle/Gourd of Banana Juice<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Berry Wine==
[[File:Bottlepoisonberrywine.png|right|Bottle of Berry Wine]][[File:Bottletastyberrywine.png|right|Bottle of Berry Wine]]
[[File:Gourdpoisonberrywine.png|right|Gourd of Berry Wine]][[File:Gourdtastyberrywine.png|right|Gourd of Berry Wine]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 12 or -12
*'''Type of Juice Needed''' - Bottle/Gourd of Berry Juice
*'''Special Notes''' - Outsiders without [[native knowledge]] see certain bottles as this instead of the full name. They can drink it as normal though.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Mango Wine==
[[File:Bottlemangowine.png|right|Bottle of Mango Wine]][[File:Gourdmangowine.png|right|Gourd of Mango Wine]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 6
*'''Type of Juice Needed''' - Bottle/Gourd of Mango Juice<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Poisonous Berry Wine==
[[File:Bottlepoisonberrywine.png|right|Bottle of Poisonous Berry Wine]][[File:Gourdpoisonberrywine.png|right|Gourd of Poisonous Berry Wine]]
*'''HP Restored''' = -12
*'''Type of Juice Needed''' - Bottle/Gourd of Poisonous Berry Juice
*'''Special Notes''' - Outsiders without [[native knowledge]] will only see this as a bottle of berry wine.<br style="clear:both" />

==Bottle/Gourd of Tasty Berry Wine==
[[File:Bottletastyberrywine.png|right|Bottle of Tasty Berry Wine]][[File:Gourdtastyberrywine.png|right|Gourd of Tasty Berry Wine]]
*'''HP Restored''' = 12
*'''Type of Juice Needed''' - Bottle/Gourd of Tasty Berry Juice
*'''Special Notes''' - Outsiders without [[native knowledge]] will only see this as a bottle of berry wine.<br style="clear:both" />

[[category:Items]]

Ghost Ship

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Raivo: Location instead of an item.

Constantly moving throughout the sea around Shartak, the Ghost ship offers unique NPCs to fight or heal, and unique items to acquire. The Ghost ship is a new feature implemented on 10 November, 2010 as Eerie lights sighted out to sea. The first useron the ship was New Haven's Dani al-Ghazali. So far it has been noted that the ship is moving. Where it is going or what is course is, is still unknown at this time. It appears to only move in [[deep water]]. Every so often if one is on the Ghost Ship, it will flicker out of existence, and abandon you in the waters it was in.

==Initial Announcement==

10 November, 2010 - Eerie lights sighted out to sea

Rumours of eerie lights being sighted out to sea off the northern coast near Durham demand further investigation.
One adventurous townsperson returned having seen nothing, although he did report that during the quiet following
a storm he thought he heard the firing of pistols carried on the wind. As yet, no word has been received from the
other three who went looking.

==The Ghost Ship Exterior==
[[Image:Ghost_ship_tile.png‎]]
*'''Tile Description''' - '''Water''' (It's just a ocean tile with the image of the ghost ship as show above and below)
*'''Special Notes''' - When on this tile you are give the option to enter the Ghost Ship. When you leave the Ghost Ship, you jump overboard.
[[Image:Leaving Ghost Ship.png]]

==The Ghost Ship Interior==

===Ghost Ship ===

[[Image:Ghost_ship_Interior_tile.png]]
*'''Tile Description''' - There is an unnatural cold inside the ship. Light enters through a number of gaping holes in the sides, the sound of crashing waves reaches your ears.
*'''Findable items''' - Pistol, Partially loaded pistol, Fully loaded Pistol, bullets, bottle of rum, sharpening stone, cutlass, blunt cutlass, bottle of water, first aid kit, knife.
*'''Special Notes''' - From here you may enter the Galley or Cabin.

=== Galley ===
[[Image:Galley Tile.png]]
*'''Tile Description''' - Dark, soot covered and grease-stained walls enclose the ship's galley. Barrels of rotting food stand in one corner and half-drunk bottles of rum can be found in some of the cupboards.
*'''Findable items''' - Pistol, Partially loaded pistol, Fully loaded Pistol, bullets, bottle of rum, sharpening stone, cutlass, blunt cutlass, bottle of water, first aid kit, knife.

=== Cabin ===
[[Image:Cabin Tile.png]]
*'''Tile Description''' - The captain's cabin
*'''Findable items''' - Pistol, Partially loaded pistol, Fully loaded Pistol, bullets, bottle of rum, sharpening stone, cutlass, blunt cutlass, bottle of water, first aid kit, knife.

==The Crew==
The following list provides the crew of the Ghost Ship. If killed, they respawn in about 24 hours. Even though the crew is aggressive and attacks unprovoked, you lose [[peaceful intentions]] if you attack them (at least the Steward).

==[https://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=npc-5354 First Mate]==
*'''Location Found''' - Ghost Ship
*'''Max HP''' - 150
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (17/34)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -10% (19/34)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 78
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==[https://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=npc-5355 Second Mate]==
*'''Location Found''' - Ghost Ship
*'''Max HP''' - 120
*'''Damage''' - 3
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (28/56)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -15% (33/56)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 63
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==[https://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=npc-5356 Steward]==
*'''Location Found''' - Ghost Ship - Galley
*'''Max HP''' - 120
*'''Damage''' - 3
*'''Hit Chance''' - 60% (28/45)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -25% (31/44)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 78
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Healing the Steward offers double XP.

==[https://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=npc-5353 Captain Briggs]==
*'''Location Found''' - Ghost Ship - Cabin
*'''Max HP''' - 180
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 87
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Unique Items Exclusive to the Ghost Ship==
These items can only be found from the Ghost Ship, although nowadays they are also commonly available from [[trader]]s.

===Pistol===
*'''Location Found''' - Ghost Ship. Can be found with varying amount of ammo already loaded.
*'''Base Damage''' - 4 HP
*'''Base Accuracy''' - 20%
*'''Special Notes''' - Needs ammo (bullets). Holds 4 bullets at a time.

===Pistol Bullets===
*'''Location Found''' - Ghost Ship
*'''Special Notes''' - Used as ammo for pistols (pistols hold 4 bullets each). Note that pistols can also use normal bullets.

Note: selling loaded pistols to a trader will result in the loss of the bullets and render them "unloaded" pistols.

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Treasure map

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Treasure maps point to various locations on the island, giving either weapons, healing supplies, juices, or other products plus XP (usually over 100 [[XP]] for every treasure found).

==Location Found==
Treasure maps can be purchased at [[traders]] for 8-16 [[gold coin]]s a piece (Trader Tamdal sells them for the highest price). They get restocked every day. The [[pirate]] trader tends to acquire more treasure maps than other traders, since pirates are greedy and the trader is even worse.

==Treasure Hunting Necessities==

*[[Shovel]] - Needed to dig the deepest hole level
*''[[Digging]]'' skill - Needed to dig the deepest hole level

==Use of Treasure Maps==

Treasure maps have a '''use''' and an '''identify''' in a drop down menu next to them. Each option does something unique.

===Use===
This activates the treasure map. Once a treasure map is activated you have limited time (two weeks) to find the treasure until it disappears. Use gives you an approximate location to get to to find the treasure. You can click use as much as you like until the map disappears to help narrow down the location, as well as to get a sense of how much time you have left to locate the treasure. Each click uses up one AP.

====Map Degradation Texts====
The map starts degrading after the first time it used. On the first use, you get the message "''The map is written in dark ink on fresh parchment.''"

After the first use, you get the following texts in order as the map degrades. Each message will display for about two days before switching over to the next. After two weeks have passed, the next time the map is used, it disappears. The messages, in order, are as follows:

*"''The edges of the map are looking a little worn.''" (0-2 days after use)
*"''The creases on the map are well set.''" (3-4 days after use)
*"''The writing on the map is starting to fade.''" (5-6 days after use)
*"''The map is looking like it's seen better days.''" (7-8 days after use)
*"''The map is starting to fall apart.''" (9-10 days after use)
*"''The map is becoming impossible to read.''" (11-12 days after use)
*"''The map has almost completely disintegrated!''" (13-14 days after use)
*"''As you pull the map out to examine it, it crumbles to dust and blows away in a sudden gust of wind.''" (more than 14 days after use)

===Identify===
This will identify the treasure map, giving one a general location as well as a general idea of what the treasure contains. This will not activate the map, and allow one to get in the general area of the treasure before activating.

====Identify Texts====

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a vast sum of gold. The outline of the map looks like the south-east section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - The treasure contains one hundred gold coins.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a juicy treasure. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - The treasure will be a random amount of bottled [[juice]]s.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to some medical supplies. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates.''" - The treasure will be an assorted amount of [[healing Items|healing supplies]].

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a small stash of weapons. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - The treasure contains a variety of weapons: either a [[blowpipe]] and 6 [[poison dart]]s, a [[rifle]] and 6 [[bullet]]s, or a [[heavy sword]] and 2 [[machete]]s.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a charming treasure. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This contains various amounts of [[charms]].

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to an egg-citing prize. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This treasure contains an amount of [[easter egg]]s.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a rum runner's cache. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This treasure contains a large amount of [[rum]] and a large amount of XP points.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to more gold than you can spend. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This treasure contains one thousand gold coins.

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XP

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'''Experience points''' ('''XP''') are earned by players through various actions and are used to buy [[skills]]. A new character must spend 100 XP on their first skill; each successive skill costs 25 XP more.

== Gaining XP ==

=== Combat ===
When attacking, characters receive XP equal to weapon damage for each successful hit. XP awarded is equal to full weapon damage even when then target has just 1 HP.

All XP awards are halved for attacks on players on the same [[Character classes|side]]. There is no XP award for attacks on [[NPC]] [[trader]]s.

==== Kill bonuses ====
When a target dies, the character dealing the killing blow receives a bonus XP award of ''(5 + target's maximum HP) / 2'', rounded up. (See [[animals]] for bonuses for killing animals, which do not always follow this formula.) There is no bonus for killing characters from your home camp, or for killing NPC traders.

=== Healing ===
Applying a healing [[Items|item]] to yourself, another player, an animal, or an NPC gives you XP equal to the number of [[Gameplay#Hit Points|HP]] healed. For example, if you use a [[first aid kit]] to heal 1 HP, you gain only 1 XP. Eating [[tasty berries]] gives up to 2 XP, [[mango]]s and [[banana]]s give 1 XP (to players without full health), and so on. Similarly, a character with ''[[first aid]]'' or ''[[natural medicine]]'' can earn up to 10 XP using a first aid kit or [[healing herb]]s.

=== Poisoning ===
Eating [[poisonous berries]] inflicts 2 HP of damage while giving you 2 XP. Drinking a bottle or gourd of salt water likewise causes 2 HP damage for 2 XP. A player with 1 HP who eats poison berries is awarded no XP. There is no XP bonus for killing yourself.

=== Chopping ===
There is a 25% chance to gain 1 XP when chopping [[jungle]] (of any density). Revealing a [[hut]], a [[ruins|ruin]], or a [[cave]] by chopping down vegetation yields an additional 10 XP.

=== Talking ===
Talking to other players has a chance to give 1 XP with some limitations. The exact mechanics are unknown, but it appears that the message must contain at least one space and should be unique each time. The chance to gain XP appears to be around 20-30%, but it is not known if the chance is adjusted by any factors, such as the number of listeners. Note that talking costs only 0.1 AP, so it is encouraged to talk to your fellow players!

=== Trading ===
Whenever a [[trader]]'s stock of an item is short, a player who [[trade]]s them that item will receive 1 XP. The XP increases by 1 for each item of the same type sold. The first time you trade anything with a trader who is happy to see you (even the one in your hometown) you gain an additional one-off bonus of 100 XP.

*A bit of minor elaboration: With every first item traded to a trader in a settlement (other than your hometown after the first time), you receive 100 XP. This bonus can be repeated any number of times through trading in another settlement. However, one does '''not''' receive this bonus if they use the [[portal]]s to reach the camp.

=== Brewing ===
Successfully [[brewing]] an [[Drinkable_Items#Brewed_Drinks|alcoholic drink]] gives 8 XP, while failed brewing gives 2 XP.

=== Haunting ===
Spirits can gain XP by using spirit scream [[skills]]. XP gained is tied to the level of the haunting skill and the number of listeners (alive playable characters) in an area.

*''[[Haunting scream]]''
**Yields 1 XP for 2 AP when one listener is present.
**Yields 2 XP for 2 AP when two or more listeners are present.
*''[[Shocking shriek]]''
**Potentially damages listener(s) for 2 damage.
**Damage dealt equals XP gained. Spirits recieve a kill bonus when a victim dies of fright. More research regarding this skill is needed.
*''[[Banshee wail]]''
**Potentially damages listener(s) for 4 damage.
**Uses 2 AP when one listener is present.
**Uses 4 AP when two listeners are present.
**Uses 6 AP when three or more listeners are present.
**3 XP on a success against one listener, plus on XP per additional listener. Spirits receive a kill bonus when a victim dies of fright.

=== Shamanism ===
Shamen possess a handful of spirit-oriented skills for use at their discretion. However, the relatively modest XP gain from using these skills makes them more suitable for support.
*''[[Exorcism]]''
**Exorcism gives 5 XP per spirit exorcised. An unsuccessful exorcism ritual takes 1 AP, but a successful one takes 4 AP, regardless of the number of spirits exorcised. May not always be successful when used.
*''[[Spirit Summoning]]''
**A shaman successfully invoking spirits receives 2 XP per spirit. Invocation uses 5 AP, regardless of the number of spirits that are summoned. May not always be successful when used.
*''[[Malevolence]]''
**Shaman torments spirit(s) causing them to haunt and recieves 2-5 XP depending on number of listeners and number of spirits present.

=== Treasure hunting ===
Digging up treasure using [[treasure map]]s can yield a significant amount of XP depending on the type of treasure. Finding items buried by other players also yields 1 XP.

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Treasure Map

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Treasure Maps

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Treasure map

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Treasure maps point to various locations on the island, giving either weapons, healing supplies, juices, or other products plus XP (usually over 100 [[XP]] for every treasure found).

==Location Found==
Treasure maps can be purchased at [[traders]] for 8-16 [[gold coin]]s a piece (Trader Tamdal sells them for the highest price). They get restocked every day. The [[pirate]] trader tends to acquire more treasure maps than other traders, since pirates are greedy and the trader is even worse.

==Treasure Hunting Necessities==

*[[Shovel]] - Needed to dig the deepest hole level
*''[[Digging]]'' skill - Needed to dig the deepest hole level

==Use of Treasure Maps==

Treasure maps have a '''use''' and an '''identify''' in a drop down menu next to them. Each option does something unique.

===Use===
This activates the treasure map. Once a treasure map is activated you have limited time (two weeks) to find the treasure until it disappears. Use gives you an approximate location to get to to find the treasure. You can click use as much as you like until the map disappears to help narrow down the location, as well as to get a sense of how much time you have left to locate the treasure. Each click uses up one AP.

===Identify===
This will identify the treasure map, giving one a general location as well as a general idea of what the treasure contains. This will not activate the map, and allow one to get in the general area of the treasure before activating.

====Identify Texts====

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a vast sum of gold. The outline of the map looks like the south-east section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - The treasure contains one hundred gold coins.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a juicy treasure. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - The treasure will be a random amount of bottled [[juice]]s.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to some medical supplies. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates.''" - The treasure will be an assorted amount of [[healing Items|healing supplies]].

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a small stash of weapons. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - The treasure contains a variety of weapons: either a [[blowpipe]] and 6 [[poison dart]]s, a [[rifle]] and 6 [[bullet]]s, or a [[heavy sword]] and 2 [[machete]]s.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a charming treasure. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This contains various amounts of [[charms]].

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to an egg-citing prize. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This treasure contains an amount of [[easter egg]]s.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to a rum runner's cache. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This treasure contains a large amount of [[rum]] and a large amount of XP points.

*"''The writing on map XXX says that it's the map to more gold than you can spend. The outline of the map looks like the XXX section of the island, but in order to see where exactly the treasure is buried you must activate the map by warming it gently. Once active, the markings will only be visible for a time before they fade and the paper disintegrates''." - This treasure contains one thousand gold coins.

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Easter egg

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XP

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Upgraded Animals

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=General Information=

Some [[animals]] can be upgraded, which means they have killed enough players, become stronger, faster, meaner, and overall badass. The animals listed on this page are the animals that have been confirmed to upgrade, but it's possible other animals can also upgrade. So far, three tiers of upgrades has been discovered, but other tiers may exist.

Here is small description of what the following lists explain.
*'''Location Found''' - Where the animal can be most commonly found.
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - The maximum number of hitpoints that the creature can have.
*'''Damage''' - The amount of damage an attack from this animal causes.
*'''Hit Chance''' - Chance to hit as a retaliation to a melee attack (against characters without ''[[animal affinity]]'' or [[charms]]). This is an approximation rounded to the closest 5% (based on the sample size mentioned). The numbers will become more accurate as research continues.
*'''Speed''' - How often the animal acts. Normal (once per 30 minute cycle), 1/2 (once per two cycles at 35 minutes past), or 1/3 (once per 3 cycles, alternating between 5 and 35 minutes past).
*'''XP Bonus''' - The bonus the player gets for killing the animal.
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Whether or not an animal will attack a player if the player hasn't attacked the animal.
*'''Special Notes''' - Other information about some animals.

=Tier One Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing two players. They are slightly stronger, and offer a slightly higher XP Bonus.

==Aggressive Large Stag==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - ?
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (34/72)
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Aggressive Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 18
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 12
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Dangerous_Wild_Boar|dangerous wild boar]] at 6 kills.

==Chattering Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 13
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (13/54)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 9
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Screeching_Monkey|screeching monkey]] at six kills.

==Ferocious Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 37
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 21
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]] at 6 kills.

==Ferocious Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 25
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (22/69)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]] at 6 kills.

==Fully-Grown Giant Squid==
*'''Location Found''' - Water
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 553
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (51/141)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus ''' - 228
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills or tier three at 11 kills.

==Hungry Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 33
*'''Damage''' - 4-6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (45/88)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Alligator|man-eating alligator]] at 6 kills.

==Hungry Bear==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 45
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (7/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 25
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

== Hungry Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335
*'''Damage''' - 14 to 20
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (13/26)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 143
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Very rare. Hits constrict opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on after getting hit, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP. Upgrades its damage level after a certain amount of kills up to 20 damage. Can upgrade to a [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Python|man-eating python]].

==Hungry Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 4
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (1/6)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Cornered_Rat|cornered rat]] at 6 kills.

==Rogue Elephant==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 90
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/2
*'''XP Bonus''' - 48
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vengeful Mummy==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps, [[Midway Island]] (during [[Halloween]])
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 42
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (5/18)
*'''Speed''' - Normal (for attacks). They appear to move around less than other animals.
*'''XP Bonus''' - 24
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades from [[mummy]]. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vicious Parrot==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 6
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (16/40)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 6
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6-7 kills.

==Wild Turkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps (sometimes during Thanksgiving, 26th of November)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (28/87)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

=Tier Two Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing six players. They are stronger, and offer a higher XP bonus when killed.

==Cornered Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 5
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (19/48)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11-12 kills.

==Dangerous Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 21
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (5/7)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Ferocious_Wild_Boar|ferocious wild boar]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 44
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Shargle|man-eating shargle]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Tiger|man-eating tiger]] at 11 kills.

==Man-Eating Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 41
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (102/196)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 23
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11 kills.

== Man-Eating Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335?
*'''Damage''' - 23
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 190
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Constricts opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP.

==Screeching Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 16
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (53/183)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 11
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - ?
*'''Special Notes - ''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11-13 kills.

==Territorial Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 74
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 40
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Enraged_Silverback|enraged silverback]] at 11 kills.

=Tier Three Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing eleven players. They are even stronger, and offer an even higher XP bonus when killed.

==Enraged Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 86
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 60% (8/13)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 46
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Ferocious Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 24
*'''Damage''' - 10
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (8/17)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Man-Eating Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 51
*'''Damage''' - 11
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (6/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 28
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]], can cause bleeding wounds.

==Man-Eating Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 35
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (11/21)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 20
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]], can cause bleeding wounds.

[[category:Animals]][[category:NPCs]]

Animals

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=General Information=
Animals can be seen on the game map. They will attack reactively (and immediately) each time they are attacked by a player, but the player will only get a message if they hit. Their hit chance is much lower (roughly 20%) against ranged attacks ([[blowpipe]], [[rifle]], or [[pistol]]) than melee attacks.

Animals will also act on their own at certain intervals depending on their '''speed'''. They can act on two '''cycles''': at 5 minutes past and at 35 minutes past. When they act, they can either move, attack, or move and then attack. Most animals have "normal" speed, meaning they act once per cycle. Elephants and large stags have 1/2 speed, meaning they act only every other cycle, at 35 minutes past. Turtles and wild boars have 1/3 speed, meaning they act every third cycle, alternating between 5 and 35 minutes past. It is possible that some other animals also have different speeds that have not yet been observed.

Most animals are passive and will only start attacking a player actively if the player has attacked them. They will then keep attacking the player at a frequency based on their speed until they are dead, the player is dead, the player runs away, or a different player angers them. Additionally, some animals can retreat if they are dropped to below 50% hit points after being angered. Other animals, including elephants, tigers, and wild boars, will attack without provocation. A player who sleeps near such an animal may wake to find that they have been mauled and possibly killed because the animal wandered across their location.

=List of Animals=
The following animals can be found at anytime during the year. There are also special animals around the island, some can only be found at certain times, or if certain conditions are meet. These links lead to those animals.

*[[Concealed Animals]] - These animals can never be seen, and the player can't attack them, but they still can affect players. These can be found here.
*[[Special Animals]] - Some animals only come out to play at certain times during the year. They can be found here.
*[[Upgraded Animals]] - Animals that have adjectives like hungry, fully-grown, ferocious or rogue can be found here.

Here is small description of what the following list tells one.
*'''Location Found''' - Where the animal can be most commonly found.
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - The maximum number of hitpoints that the creature can have.
*'''Damage''' - The amount of damage an attack from this animal causes.
*'''Hit Chance''' - Chance to hit as a retaliation to a melee attack (against characters without ''[[animal affinity]]'' or [[charms]]). This is an approximation rounded to the closest 5% (based on the sample size mentioned, listing hits/attacks with 45% hit chance).
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - Some animals have a hidden modifier making them harder or easier to hit than your weapon's listed hit chance would indicate. If the animal has a dodge modifier of +10%, your hit chance is lowered by 10 percentage points (e.g. from 45% to 35%). If the animal has a dodge modifier of -10%, your hit chance is increased by 10 points (e.g. from 45% to 55%). This is an approximation rounded to the closest 5% (based on the sample size mentioned). There appears to be a minimum of a 1% chance to hit an animal: 3/329 attacks hit a rat with a listed 10% chance to hit.
*'''Speed''' - How often the animal acts. Normal (once per 30 minute cycle), 1/2 (once per two cycles at 35 minutes past), or 1/3 (once per 3 cycles, alternating between 5 and 35 minutes past).
*'''XP Bonus''' - The bonus the player gets for killing the animal.
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Whether or not an animal will attack a player if the player hasn't attacked the animal.
*'''Special Notes''' - Other information about some animals.

==Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 25
*'''Damage''' - 3
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (142/329)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -5% (63/130)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - High chance to cause bleeding wounds (~50%, 49/98). Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Hungry Alligator|hungry alligator]] after killing two people.

==Bat==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 3
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (221/825)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - +20% (217/894)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 4
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Appeared for the first time during Halloween 2007. Moves away if below 50% HP.

==Bear==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 3
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (104/431)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - ? (39/92)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Chance to cause bleeding wounds (~15%, 9/59). Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Hungry Bear|hungry bear]] after killing two people.

==Elephant==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 60
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (438/1642)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -10% (1431/2560)
*'''Speed''' - 1/2
*'''XP Bonus''' - 33
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Rogue Elephant|rogue elephant]] after killing two people. Tramples [[Terrain#Jungle|jungle terrain]], typically lowering its density by 2 as it enters a new tile.

==Giant Spider==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 50
*'''Damage''' - 2
*'''Hit Chance''' - 55% (416/789)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - +5% (49/128)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 28
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Attacks result in poisoning 75% of the time (299/392), causing 1 HP of damage for the next three actions. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Giant Squid==
*'''Location Found''' - Water, deep water
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 450
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/72)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -5% (134/257)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 153
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Very rare. Healing a giant squid yields double the amount of XP than usual. Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Fully-Grown Giant Squid|fully-grown giant squid]] after killing two (needs confirmation) people.

==Goat==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 20
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 15% (70/470)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - ? (26/45)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 13
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Moves away if below 50% HP. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Guard Dog==
*'''Location Found''' - [[Trader]] huts
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 15
*'''Damage''' - 2
*'''Hit Chance''' - 20% (44/243)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Will attack one if that person attacks the trader. Likewise, the trader may attack if the guard dog is attacked. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Large Deer==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 15
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (121/518)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - 0% (398/838)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Moves away if below 50% HP. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Large Stag==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 20
*'''Damage''' - 2
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (242/762)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - 0% (548/1210)
*'''Speed''' - 1/2
*'''XP Bonus''' - 13
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals|aggressive large stag]] after killing two people.

==Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 10
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 20% (109/539)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - 0% (739/1051)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 8
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Moves away if below 50% HP. Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Chattering Monkey|chattering monkey]] after killing two people.

==Parrot==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, water, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 5
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (96/261)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - +5% (233/620)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Can be taught repeating speech patterns, see [[Teaching Parrots]] for more indepth information. Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Vicious Parrot|vicious parrot]] after killing two people. Moves away if below 50% HP.

== Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 215
*'''Damage''' - 8-14
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (65/129)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - ? (61/126)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 103
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Very rare. Hits constrict opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on after getting hit, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP. The chance to escape is unknown due to lacking data (4/15 successful attempts). The damage this beast inflicts changes, from 8, 11, to 14. First encountered as the Beast of Dalpok when a native hunter emerged from the jungle screaming of a horrific monster that ate his fellow hunters in July 2010. Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Hungry Python|hungry python]] (unknown at how many kills).

==Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 3
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (237/821)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - +10% (808/2180)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 4
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Hungry Rat|hungry rat]] after killing two people.

==Rhino==
*'''Location Found''' - Grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 50
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (161/583)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - 0% (178/377)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 28
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Moves away if below 50% HP. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 2
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (484/1458)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - +5% (386/975)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Hatches from an [[egg]]. Small chance to cause bleeding wounds (~5%, 17/477). Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Ferocious Shargle|ferocious shargle]] after killing two people.
*'''Description''' - A very large fierce bird. A bit like an eagle, but found only on Shartak. They tend to stay on the ground rather than flying and you're liable to end up dead if you sleep near one. They also lay large eggs that (with sufficient warmth) will hatch within a few days. A baby shargle is almost as dangerous as an adult.

==Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 50, upgrades to 62 after two kills.
*'''Damage''' - 3, upgrades to 6 after two kills.
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (107/433)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -15% (239/406)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 28
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Territorial Silverback|territorial silverback]] after killing six people.

==Small Deer==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 15
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (107/433)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -5% (344/717)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Moves away if below 50% HP. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Songbird==
*'''Location Found''' - [[Sacred Space]]
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 5
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 10% (22/200)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - ? (28/79)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Moves away if below 50% HP. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 20
*'''Damage''' - 3
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (260/825)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - 0% (235/529)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 13
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - High chance to cause bleeding wounds (~40%, 66/160). Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Ferocious Tiger|ferocious tiger]] after killing two people.

==Turtle==
*'''Location Found''' - Water, beach, dunes
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 2
*'''Hit Chance''' - 20% (91/462)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -5% (250/524)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Moves away if below 50% HP. Doesn't upgrade to tier one at 2 kills.

==Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 15
*'''Damage''' - 1
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (143/507)
*'''Dodge Modifier''' - -5% (386/782)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded Animals#Aggressive Wild Boar|aggressive wild boar]] after killing two people.

=Attacking Animals=
When you attack an animal you receive [[XP]] equal to the damage you deal (with the notable exception of poison damage from [[blowpipe]]s, which grants no XP). Killing an animal yields an additional bonus of (5 + ''max HP'') / 2, rounded up (For example, if a monkey has 1 [[HP]] remaining when you kill it with a machete that deals 3 HP of damage, your action gives you 3 XP for the damage and 8 for the kill, totaling 11.)

Attacking animals is a great source of XP for new arrivals to the island, as new characters appear to have their listed hit chances doubled! This bonus appears to vanish after reaching level 5. A [[wooden club]] is the ideal starter weapon before gaining access to ''[[balanced stance]]''. Many players use their first several hundred [[action points]] doing little except seeking out and attacking animals, so that they may gain enough experience—and thus skills—to do other things effectively. Beware on the hunt, though, as all animals have been known to defend themselves, and some can tear you apart or stomp you to death very quickly.

Hunting is also done for sport by some, like the [https://www.shartak.com/clanview.cgi?id=744 Monster Hunters], and the various adventurers who seek the legendary giant squids.

==Recommended Supplies==
When hunting, be sure to take the following items to lengthen your survival time.
*[[First aid kit]]s/[[healing herb]]s - These will cure bleeding wounds so you don't bleed out all over the place.
*[[Machete]]s/[[cutlass]]es/[[wooden club]]s - Bring more than one since these do break.
*[[Knife]]/[[dagger]] - Good for finishing blows if machete damage would be excessive.
*[[Rifle]]/[[blowpipe]] - These deal high damage to the animals. Recommended if you are a [[soldier]] or [[warrior]].

==Punching animals==

Sometimes punching a large animal or aggressive one can yield these special messages.

* ''You attack the animal and miss. Suddenly attacking the animal with your bare hands doesn't seem so clever!''
* ''You attack the animal and miss. Pausing a moment to reflect on this, tackling the animal with your bare hands might be considered crazy!''

[[category:Animals]][[category:NPCs]]

Upgraded Animals

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=General Information=

Some [[animals]] can be upgraded, which means they have killed enough players, become stronger, faster, meaner, and overall badass. The animals listed on this page are the animals that have been confirmed to upgrade, but it's possible other animals can also upgrade. So far, three tiers of upgrades has been discovered, but other tiers may exist.

Here is small description of what the following lists explain.
*'''Location Found''' - Where the animal can be most commonly found.
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - The maximum number of hitpoints that the creature can have.
*'''Damage''' - The amount of damage an attack from this animal causes.
*'''Hit Chance''' - Chance to hit as a retaliation to a melee attack (against characters without ''[[animal affinity]]'' or [[charms]]). This is an approximation rounded to the closest 5% (based on the sample size mentioned). The numbers will become more accurate as research continues.
*'''Speed''' - How often the animal acts. Normal (once per 30 minute cycle), 1/2 (once per two cycles at 35 minutes past), or 1/3 (once per 3 cycles, alternating between 5 and 35 minutes past).
*'''XP Bonus''' - The bonus the player gets for killing the animal.
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Whether or not an animal will attack a player if the player hasn't attacked the animal.
*'''Special Notes''' - Other information about some animals.

=Tier One Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing two players. They are slightly stronger, and offer a slightly higher XP Bonus.

==Aggressive Large Stag==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - ?
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (34/72)
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Aggressive Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 18
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 12
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Dangerous_Wild_Boar|dangerous wild boar]] at 6 kills.

==Chattering Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 13
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (13/54)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 9
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Screeching_Monkey|screeching monkey]] at six kills.

==Ferocious Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 37
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 21
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]] at 6 kills.

==Ferocious Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 25
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (22/69)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]] at 6 kills.

==Fully-Grown Giant Squid==
*'''Location Found''' - Water
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 553
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (51/141)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus ''' - 228
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills or tier three at 11 kills.

==Hungry Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 33
*'''Damage''' - 4-6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (45/88)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Alligator|man-eating alligator]] at 6 kills.

==Hungry Bear==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 45
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (7/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 25
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

== Hungry Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335
*'''Damage''' - 14 to 20
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (13/26)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 143
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Very rare. Hits constrict opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on after getting hit, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP. Upgrades its damage level after a certain amount of kills up to 20 damage. Can upgrade to a [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Python|man-eating python]].

==Hungry Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 4
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (1/6)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Cornered_Rat|cornered rat]] at 6 kills.

==Rogue Elephant==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 90
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/2
*'''XP Bonus''' - 48
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vengeful Mummy==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps, [[Midway Island]] (during [[Halloween]])
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 42
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (5/18)
*'''Speed''' - Normal (for attacks). They appear to move around less than other animals.
*'''XP Bonus''' - 24
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades from [[mummy]]. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vicious Parrot==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 6
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (16/40)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 6
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6-7 kills.

==Wild Turkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps (sometimes during Thanksgiving, 26th of November)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (28/87)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

=Tier Two Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing six players. They are stronger, and offer a higher XP bonus when killed.

==Cornered Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 5
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (19/48)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11-12 kills.

==Dangerous Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 21
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (5/7)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Ferocious_Wild_Boar|ferocious wild boar]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 44
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Shargle|man-eating shargle]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Tiger|man-eating tiger]] at 11 kills.

==Man-Eating Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 41
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (102/196)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 23
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11 kills.

== Man-Eating Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335?
*'''Damage''' - 23
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 190
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Constricts opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP.

==Screeching Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 16
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (6/14)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 11
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - ?

==Territorial Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 74
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 40
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Enraged_Silverback|enraged silverback]] at 11 kills.

=Tier Three Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing eleven players. They are even stronger, and offer an even higher XP bonus when killed.

==Enraged Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 86
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 60% (8/13)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 46
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Ferocious Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 24
*'''Damage''' - 10
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (8/17)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Man-Eating Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 51
*'''Damage''' - 11
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (6/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 28
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]], can cause bleeding wounds.

==Man-Eating Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 35
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (11/21)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 20
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]], can cause bleeding wounds.

[[category:Animals]][[category:NPCs]]

Upgraded Animals

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=General Information=

Some [[animals]] can be upgraded, which means they have killed enough players, become stronger, faster, meaner, and overall badass. The animals listed on this page are the animals that have been confirmed to upgrade, but it's possible other animals can also upgrade. So far, three tiers of upgrades has been discovered, but other tiers may exist.

Here is small description of what the following lists explain.
*'''Location Found''' - Where the animal can be most commonly found.
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - The maximum number of hitpoints that the creature can have.
*'''Damage''' - The amount of damage an attack from this animal causes.
*'''Hit Chance''' - Chance to hit as a retaliation to a melee attack (against characters without ''[[animal affinity]]'' or [[charms]]). This is an approximation rounded to the closest 5% (based on the sample size mentioned). The numbers will become more accurate as research continues.
*'''Speed''' - How often the animal acts. Normal (once per 30 minute cycle), 1/2 (once per two cycles at 35 minutes past), or 1/3 (once per 3 cycles, alternating between 5 and 35 minutes past).
*'''XP Bonus''' - The bonus the player gets for killing the animal.
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Whether or not an animal will attack a player if the player hasn't attacked the animal.
*'''Special Notes''' - Other information about some animals.

=Tier One Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing two players. They are slightly stronger, and offer a slightly higher XP Bonus.

==Aggressive Large Stag==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - ?
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (34/72)
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Aggressive Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 18
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 12
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Dangerous_Wild_Boar|dangerous wild boar]] at 6 kills.

==Chattering Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 13
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 25% (13/54)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 9
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Screeching_Monkey|screeching monkey]] at six kills.

==Ferocious Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 37
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 21
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]] at 6 kills.

==Ferocious Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 25
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (22/69)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]] at 6 kills.

==Fully-Grown Giant Squid==
*'''Location Found''' - Water
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 553
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (51/141)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus ''' - 228
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Hungry Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 33
*'''Damage''' - 4-6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (45/88)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 10
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Alligator|man-eating alligator]] at 6 kills.

==Hungry Bear==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 45
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (7/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 25
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

== Hungry Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335
*'''Damage''' - 14 to 20
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (13/26)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 143
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Very rare. Hits constrict opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on after getting hit, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP. Upgrades its damage level after a certain amount of kills up to 20 damage. Can upgrade to a [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Python|man-eating python]].

==Hungry Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 4
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (1/6)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Cornered_Rat|cornered rat]] at 6 kills.

==Rogue Elephant==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 90
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 35% (24/67)
*'''Speed''' - 1/2
*'''XP Bonus''' - 48
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vengeful Mummy==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps, [[Midway Island]] (during [[Halloween]])
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 42
*'''Damage''' - 6
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (5/18)
*'''Speed''' - Normal (for attacks). They appear to move around less than other animals.
*'''XP Bonus''' - 24
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades from [[mummy]]. Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

==Vicious Parrot==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 6
*'''Damage''' - 4
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (16/40)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 6
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - No
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6-7 kills.

==Wild Turkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Camps (sometimes during Thanksgiving, 26th of November)
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 5
*'''Hit Chance''' - 30% (28/87)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier two at 6 kills.

=Tier Two Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing six players. They are stronger, and offer a higher XP bonus when killed.

==Cornered Rat==
*'''Location Found''' - Tunnel
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 5
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (19/48)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 5
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11-12 kills.

==Dangerous Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 21
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - ? (5/7)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Ferocious_Wild_Boar|ferocious wild boar]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 44
*'''Damage''' - 8
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - ?
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Shargle|man-eating shargle]] at 11 kills.

==Deadly Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 30
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 18
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Man-Eating_Tiger|man-eating tiger]] at 11 kills.

==Man-Eating Alligator==
*'''Location Found''' - Swamp, river, lake
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 41
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (102/196)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 23
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Can cause bleeding wounds. Doesn't upgrade to tier three at 11 kills.

== Man-Eating Python ==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 335?
*'''Damage''' - 23
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - ?
*'''XP Bonus''' - 190
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Constricts opponents. If someone tries to leave the square that the python is on, they may take 2 damage. If you escape the python's grip, you gain 1 XP.

==Screeching Monkey==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 16
*'''Damage''' - 7
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (6/14)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 11
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - ?

==Territorial Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 74
*'''Damage''' - 9
*'''Hit Chance''' - ?
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 40
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgrades to [[Upgraded_Animals#Enraged_Silverback|enraged silverback]] at 11 kills.

=Tier Three Upgrades=
These animals upgrade after killing eleven players. They are even stronger, and offer an even higher XP bonus when killed.

==Enraged Silverback==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 86
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 60% (8/13)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 46
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Ferocious Wild Boar==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 24
*'''Damage''' - 10
*'''Hit Chance''' - 45% (8/17)
*'''Speed''' - 1/3
*'''XP Bonus''' - 15
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes

==Man-Eating Shargle==
*'''Location Found''' - Mountain path (can wander down into the jungle) or wherever hatched
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 51
*'''Damage''' - 11
*'''Hit Chance''' - 40% (6/16)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 28
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Shargle|deadly shargle]], can cause bleeding wounds.

==Man-Eating Tiger==
*'''Location Found''' - Jungle, grassland
*'''Max Hitpoints''' - 35
*'''Damage''' - 12
*'''Hit Chance''' - 50% (11/21)
*'''Speed''' - Normal
*'''XP Bonus''' - 20
*'''Attack Unprovoked''' - Yes
*'''Special Notes''' - Upgraded from [[Upgraded_Animals#Deadly_Tiger|deadly tiger]], can cause bleeding wounds.

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