{
"post": {
"title": "Breeding and passive skills",
"selftext": "So I've been collecting Vanwyrms and finally got the passive skills I want. Swift, runner, Muscle head, burly body\nM: Musclehead, Runner (Brave, conceited)\nF: Burly Body, Swift (Pyromanic, Sadist)\nI'm having issues getting the 4 passive skills into one egg. Anyone have any ideas? Hatched 10 so far and getting mixed batches.",
"url": "https://www.reddit.com/gallery/19djvpj"
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"comments": [
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"body": "Just gotta keep breeding. The more passives you aim for the longer it takes. I have a Fenglope with Swift, Runner, and the player defense one, Stronghold Strategist I think, and that took about 20 breeds.",
"replies": [
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"body": "Roger roger. That's good to know I was worried I messed up or something I'll keep at it today!!"
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"body": "So what I'm doing now is I got an offspring missing only 1 so I'm breeding that with the parent that has 2 golds as well. I'm hoping it lowers the chance of different skills given the amount of same ones between both parents."
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"body": "It's hard to get all 4 together on one tame. Instead, keep breeding until the male or female has 3 of the 4, then throw the baby in with the opposite gender parent to breed them until you get all 4. \nBtw good job on finding the speed traits. I kept finding fighting traits. After about 20, Igave up. Now I have a super strong but slow vanwyrn.",
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"body": "Yeah I filled 3 boxes catching them! Lmfao I've changed my approach to kidna what you said. My male only has one trait and it's muscle head and my female has the other 3+brave. So hoping to get it soon I'm 40 eggs in >_>"
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"body": "I'll be giving up tonight and dealing with brave runner swift and burly body. Got 2 more eggs to hatch got to focus on the next set of flyers :/",
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"body": "Yeah. For a Pal like this, I do t know if he's worth it. Like, he's cool and my main mount, but is he going to be out classed in 5 levels? 10? I don't think I'll be using him for the rest of the whole game, so I don't want to sink more time into it.",
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"body": "I don't know if you guys know, but you can breed between species, and there are calculators to determine the pal you get. So, for instance, if you get perfect traits on your vanwyrm now and want a ragnahawk with the same traits later, breeding your vanwyrm with a cryonix would result in a ragnahawk egg. There are other options besides Cryonix, but that is by far the easiest out of the available options",
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"body": ">t that is by far the easiest out of th\n\nExacly, first step should be get all traits on a pal.\n\nFrom this u unlock all of the others aside the 5 unique ones.\n\ni started with Penking with Ferocious + Quivern and got Mossanda with Ferocious.\n\nThen combined Musclehead jormuntied ignis + elphidran lucky and got Mossanda with lucky and Musclehead\n\nCombined this 2 Mossanda till i got all this 3 traits in a single one.\n\nFrom here i ll just keep breeding him with any pal for get his 3 trais on the result.\n\nLike Mossanda 3 tratis + Daedream any traits, for get Kitsun with the 3 traits.\n\nFrom there everytime u unlock a new pal with 3 traits, u checked his all avaiable combinations, and u eventually get all the Pal with the traits u want."
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]
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"body": "anyone know if you can get \"lucky\" skill random from breeding ? or does it only come from random spawn around the map? (lucky are the ones that have a glowing effect around them) and my question is if i can breed 2 parents that don't have the lucky ability, will the offspring have a chance to get the lucky trait ?",
"replies": [
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"body": "Yes, if one of parent has the lucky passif, the baby can get the passif but the shiny logo (stars) doesn't appear and is also the normal size (already did with grizzbolt)"
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{
"body": "its unknown whether those passives like lucky and legend can randomly generate, we would assume no"
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]
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"body": "Did the Vanwyrm spawn with Runner passsive?"
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"body": "Anyone knows what the strippes on the passive skills mean?",
"replies": [
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"body": "Tiers, essentially. The more upward-pointing chevrons there are, the higher the tier of the passive. For example, Nimble, Runner, and Swift are all movement speed passives. Nimble is Tier 1 at 10% boost, with a single upward chevron. Runner is Tier 2, 20% boost, two upward chevrons. Swift is Tier 3, 30% boost, and three upward chevrons.\n\nNegative traits work the same with downward chevrons. It's just a quick shorthand to see how good/bad a passive is without having to open the details page.",
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"body": "That makes sense!\n\nHowever, I have muscle Head (30% attack) which I believe is the max, but it has 2 upward chevrons?"
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]
}
]
}