Bestiary and Pets

The Bestiary is a record of every monster in the world that fills in as you kill them. Completing zones and territories pays out in Bestiary Coin , and that currency is what you then spend at the Beast Manager: its shop and, above all, evolving your pets.

The two systems are really one, and it helps to read them that way: the bestiary is the work, the pets are the reward.

Where it is

The whole system — your progress, the rewards and the in-game guide — opens from the Community Board (alt+b), on the Atlas tab, option “Bestiary”.

Note

Discovery is per character, not per account: everyone builds their own bestiary.

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How it is organised

The world is split into three levels, and each one pays out when completed:

Territory → Zone → Monster.

Territories

The main screen lists the territories with their level range, how many zones each one has and the percentage completed.

At the very top are the three counters that matter: how many monsters you have discovered out of 968, how many zones you have completed out of 92, and your total kills.

Zones

Going into a territory shows its zones, each with its level range and how many monsters it holds.

Monsters

And inside each zone, the monster list. The ones you have not discovered yet show up as ???: neither the name nor the level until you kill one.

Clicking one you have already discovered shows its drops, its location and your kills.

That hiding is not only in the panel: it happens in the world too. A monster you have never killed shows up with its name covered until you discover it.

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The rewards

What you completed	How much	What you get
A zone	30 to 600	Bestiary Coin · depending on the zone
A territory	500 to 3,500	Bestiary Coin · depending on the territory
The whole bestiary	5,000 10	Bestiary Coin Scroll of Bestiary

Zone and territory rewards land on their own when you kill the last monster you were missing. The full-bestiary one is claimed by hand from the banner on the Community Board home, with the Claim Final Reward button.

It can be repeated

When you claim the final reward, your progress resets and you can start over: zones and territories pay out again from scratch. What you do not lose are the monsters you already discovered — their names stay visible in the world forever.

One detail for groups: discovery is shared with the party within a radius of 1500, so sweeping a zone between several people counts for everyone.

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The Beast Manager

There is one in each of the eight main towns:

NPC	Town		NPC	Town
Martin	Gludin		Nelson	Hunters Village
Lundy	Gludio		Joey	Oren
Waters	Dion		Lemper	Aden
Cooper	Giran		Rood	Heine

Its menu holds both halves of the system. At the top, the bestiary side — including “Tell me about the Bestiary”, which is the full in-game explanation, the same one behind the ? button in the panel. At the bottom, the pet side: buying them, evolving them, renaming them and opening the shop.

The Bestiary Shop

This is where the Bestiary Coin get spent, across six categories:

Hunter Talismans, Skill Points Scrolls, and everything for pets: consumables, jewels, armor and weapons.

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The pets

You buy and summon them with their collar, which is the item that holds them: lose it and you lose the pet. They all level up alongside you and evolve at the Beast Manager.

The babies

Three of them, and each one helps in a different way:

Collar	Pet	What it helps with
Baby Buffalo Panpipe	Baby Buffalo	P. Atk. and P. Def.
Baby Kookaburra Ocarina	Baby Kookaburra	HP regeneration and healing
Baby Cougar Chime	Baby Cougar	Critical and attack speed

All three evolve into their Improved version from level 55. The instrument transforms along with the pet — same icon, updated name — and the categories of support stay the same, but with better numbers and less waiting between uses.

Improved Buffalo Panpipe Improved Kookaburra Ocarina Improved Cougar Chime

The wolf line

This is the long chain, and the only one that ends in a mount:

Collar	Pet	To evolve
Wolf Collar	Wolf	—
Great Wolf Necklace	Great Wolf	Level 55
Fenrir Necklace	Fenrir	Level 70 + bestiary completed

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Evolving

It is done at the Beast Manager, with the pet summoned. The experience carries over to the new form and any items it was wearing go back to your inventory.

Evolution	Level	Bestiary Coin	Adena
Wolf → Great Wolf	55	5,000	20,000,000
Great Wolf → Fenrir	70	10,000	50,000,000
Baby → Improved (any of the three)	55	3,000	5,000,000

Fenrir requires the full bestiary

On top of level 70 and the 10,000 coins, going from Great Wolf to Fenrir requires having completed the bestiary at least once. It is the only step in the game that asks for it, and it is what ties the two systems together: the mount is not bought, it is earned by walking the whole world.