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Health, Hunger, Mana and Sympathy (P2 Pets)
The health, hunger, mana and sympathy of the pets can be raised by feeding them items purchased from Pet Merchant Polly in Randol City, Juno.
Health:
Just like our characters, pets have a stat box with a HP bar that shows their max HP. The max may be increased by putting their stat points into Constitution. Your pet can get hurt and lose health when they are attacked by a monster. The amount of damage they receive is determined by the monster's attack and your pet's defense, so your pet may lose quite a bit of HP in just one shot -- they might even be one-hit killed. To avoid such a disaster, it is a good idea to put your pet on a low-level character and level it up with them, or let your pet attack things far below your level but close to its level.
Mana:
Pets use their mana, called MP, to cast their skills. Their MP bar is directly below their HP bar on their stat box. The MP bar shows their max mana as well as the amount they currently have. Different skills cost different amounts of mana to cast, and the mana regenerates slowly over time. To instantly restore their mana you have to feed your pet special items that must be bought from Pet Merchant Polly.
Hunger:
Like all pets, pets become hungry. They may be fed with special baked items sold by Pet Merchant Polly. If hunger falls below 20, your pet's evasion and hit rate decreases. When hunger is equal to zero, pet stops moving and fighting.
IMPORTANT: The rate at which the new pets become hungry is currently unknown. What is known is that they become hungry much faster than regular pets, though!
Sympathy:
If sympathy falls below 20, your pet's attack and defense decreases. When sympathy is equal to zero, pet stops moving and fighting.
IMPORTANT: As of yet, we are unsure how sympathy affects your pet. It is likely that it determines the effectiveness of their attack skills, or the percent chance of success of their stuns and debuffs. More testing is needed.
- Different items raise the different stats by different amounts.
Health:
Just like our characters, pets have a stat box with a HP bar that shows their max HP. The max may be increased by putting their stat points into Constitution. Your pet can get hurt and lose health when they are attacked by a monster. The amount of damage they receive is determined by the monster's attack and your pet's defense, so your pet may lose quite a bit of HP in just one shot -- they might even be one-hit killed. To avoid such a disaster, it is a good idea to put your pet on a low-level character and level it up with them, or let your pet attack things far below your level but close to its level.
| Health may be restored by feeding your pet a Bandage. The icons, prices, and amounts healed are displayed in the table on the right. Alternatively, you may let your pet simply regenerate its health. Pets regenerate health at a rate of roughly 5 HP per 16 seconds. Sometimes even large jump to ranging from 300-500 HP at once | Bandage type | Cost | Pet health restored |
 Rough Bandage | 9,900 gold | 10% of max HP | |
 Thick Bandage | 19,900 gold | 30% of max HP | |
| Sterilized Bandages | 139,000 gold | 50% of max HP |
Mana:
Pets use their mana, called MP, to cast their skills. Their MP bar is directly below their HP bar on their stat box. The MP bar shows their max mana as well as the amount they currently have. Different skills cost different amounts of mana to cast, and the mana regenerates slowly over time. To instantly restore their mana you have to feed your pet special items that must be bought from Pet Merchant Polly.
| Mana may be restored by giving your pet a drink of Water or Milk. The icons, prices, and amounts restored are displayed in the table on the right. Alternatively, you may let your pet simply regenerate its mana. Pets regenerate mana at a rate of roughly 5 MP per 16 seconds. | Drink type | Cost | Pet mana restored |
 Cold Water | 6,600 gold | 10% of max MP | |
 Thick Milk | 12,900 gold | 30% of max MP | |
| Fresh Water | 95,000 gold | 50% of max MP |
Hunger:
Like all pets, pets become hungry. They may be fed with special baked items sold by Pet Merchant Polly. If hunger falls below 20, your pet's evasion and hit rate decreases. When hunger is equal to zero, pet stops moving and fighting.
IMPORTANT: The rate at which the new pets become hungry is currently unknown. What is known is that they become hungry much faster than regular pets, though!
| Your pets can be fed with Cookies or Bread. The icons, prices, and amounts fed are displayed in the table on the right. | Food type | Cost | Pet hunger restored |
 Cheese Cookie | 5,000 gold | 5 hunger points | |
 Freshly Baked Bread | 10,900 gold | 18 hunger points | |
| Choco Cookie | 55,000 gold | 50 hunger points | |
| Bread | 185,000 gold | 90 hunger points |
Sympathy:
If sympathy falls below 20, your pet's attack and defense decreases. When sympathy is equal to zero, pet stops moving and fighting.
IMPORTANT: As of yet, we are unsure how sympathy affects your pet. It is likely that it determines the effectiveness of their attack skills, or the percent chance of success of their stuns and debuffs. More testing is needed.
| Sympathy may be raised by giving your pet a Compliment Stamp or a Letter. The icons, prices, and amounts raised are displayed in the table on the right. | Paper type | Cost | Pet sympathy increased |
 Compliment Stamp | 4,000 gold | 5 sympathy points | |
 Hand Written Letter | 8,900 gold | 18 sympathy points | |
 Sincere Letter | 49,000 gold | 70 sympathy points |
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