Upgraded Animals

General Information

Some animals can be upgraded. They gain more hit points, become stronger, and usually will attack unprovoked and actively hunt players. These animals become upgraded because they kill enough players. They are rare to find in Shartak. The XP bonus for killing these animals are increased slightly. The weaker animals may be upgradable too, just that no one has witnessed this. The following animals are the ones known to be upgradable. All animals on this page attack unprovoked.

List of Upgraded Animals

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.
• XP Bonus - The bonus the player gets for killing the animal.
• Accuracy - The accuracy of the attacks.
• Frequency - The number of times an animal will attack in a half hour period.
• Special Notes - Other information about some animals.

Ferocious Shargle

• Location Found - Mountain Path, but can be anywhere on Shartak.
• Max Hitpoints - ?
• Damage - 4
• XP Bonus - 21
• Accuracy - ?
• Frequency - ?
• Special Notes - Can cause bleeding wounds.

Ferocious Tiger

• Location Found - Jungle, Grasslands
• Max Hitpoints - 25
• Damage - 6
• XP Bonus - 15
• Accuracy - ?
• Frequency - ?
• Special Notes - Can cause bleeding wounds.

Fully-Grown Giant Squid

• Location Found - Water
• Max Hitpoints - 600
• Damage - 8
• XP Bonus - 230
• Accuracy - ?
• Frequency - 1

Hungry Alligator

• Location Found - Swamp, River, Lake
• Max Hitpoints - 33
• Damage - 4-6
• XP Bonus - 10
• Accuracy - 45%?
• Frequency - 2
• Special Notes - Can cause bleeding wounds

Rogue Elephant

• Location Found - Jungle, Grasslands
• Max Hitpoints -90
• Damage - 7
• XP Bonus - 48
• Accuracy - 80%
• Frequency - 1

Notes

• "Accuracy" is the animal's apparent attack accuracy rounded to the nearest 5%.
• "Frequency" is the number of times an animal attacks in a half-hour period.