The Bake Kitsune

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General Information

The Bake Kitsune is a strange creature that mostly resembles a fox, but with the small difference that it has no less than three tails. Unlike a normal fox, the Bake Kitsune has the ability to cast a great number of spells, some of them quite damaging. In addition to the spellcasting abilities the Bake Kitsune also has the ability to go into a rage, that will allow it to inflict a small amount of damage over time to its enemy. As a tactic to fool its prey to let it get close, the Bake Kitsune will often use its magic abilities to take the shape of a human. Although the Bake Kitsune is a quite aggressive and fierce creature it is actually possible for a skilled animal tamer to tame it.

Detailed Information
Special Abilities:	Rage Attack
Loot:	700 - 1000 Gold. Magic Items, 2 Medium Level Scrolls, 3 Necro Reagents Carved: 30 Hides, 3 Raw Ribs Special: Bonsai Seed
Found At:	Kitsune Woods, Sho Toh
Related To:	None
First Seen:	Samurai Empire Expansion, November 2004
Damage:	32 - 45 HP, 70% Physical Damage, 30% Energy Damage
Fame:	Level 4	Karma:	Level 4
Magic Level:	Master	Poison Level:	Magical Poison
Slayer Weapon Vulnerability:	None	Ranged Attack:	None
Required Taming:	80.7	Speed:	Medium
Pack Instincts:	None	Auto Dispel:	No
Preferred Foods:	Fish	Barding Difficulty:	95.5
Taming Notes:	Requires 2 Control Slots.	Barding Notes:
Sounds:		LBR/3D Sounds:
Credits:

Difficulty Ratings
Class	DR	Comments
Archer:	?
Bard:	?
Mage:	?
Tamer:	?
Warrior:	?

Stats
30 readings	Hit Points	Stamina	Mana	STR	DEX	INT
Minimum:	310	125	375	170	125	375
Average:	330	135	400	195	135	400
Maximum:	350	145	425	220	145	425

Resistances
30 readings	Physical	Fire	Cold	Poison	Energy
Minimum:	40	70	40	40	40
Average:	50	80	50	50	50
Maximum:	60	90	60	60	60

Skills
30 readings	Wrestling	Tactics	Magic Resistance	Anatomy	Poisoning	Healing	Magery	Evaluating Intelligence	Meditation
Minimum:	50.0	70.0	80.0	0.0	-	-	80.0	80.0	85.0
Average:	52.5	80.0	90.0	0.0	-	-	85.0	85.0	90.0
Maximum:	55.0	90.0	100.0	0.0	-	-	90.0	90.0	95.0

Equipment Advisor
Best weapon material against this creature:	Iron Dull Copper Gold Shadow Iron Copper Agapite Verite
Most important damage type against this creature:	Physical Cold Poison Energy
Most important elemental resistance against this creature:	Physical
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User Comments: Add Comment So Darn Cute Submitted by Anonymous on April 25th 2009. The Bake Kitsune is so darn cute but they hit hard and fast, great to use to kill Vorpal Bunnys and tag team one bake with a nightmare and you are set to kill quickly. Easy tame Submitted by Anonymous on April 14th 2009. Summon a earth elemental, tell it to kill the bake, invis yourself, tell earth ele to stay/stop, bandage/greater heal earth ele while taming bake. Ive done this 3 times now in 10 mins, very easy. Favourite Submitted by Anonymous on November 18th 2008. Hi all, I really like theese guys. I have 2 in my stables and always go with both and ride my ethy. They are fully trained and kill things in no time. Plus the cuteness :) Good pet Submitted by Anonymous on May 10th 2008. I have two of these bonded that I use to hunt with. I started out training them on Elders but they starting destroying them so I trained them up a little on Sphynx then decided to try training one at a time on Mares. Well I ran into a paragon Mare while training one of them and collecting hides for my tailor and with enough healing my Bake took out the paragon mare. When it fights regular mares it doesnt even need to be healed. When fully trained it will be much stronger than a mare or any other two slotted pet IMO. Xena, Catskills Kitsune's are mean Submitted by Anonymous on February 20th 2008. I used two kitsunes and managed to do the gauntlet (minus the DF) with them. I had a full arty mage outfit on with 100 vet. I was suprized, but I love these little guys. Stealth Taming is SWEET Submitted by Anonymous on December 9th 2007. These are really easy tames. I use my stealth tamer to stalk them silently loring them to find one that I'd like to have. To tame I just kept invising myself until i got it, no attacking needed. :P Easy... Soooo Easy Submitted by ~Moony~ on November 4th 2007. I have a tamer with 110 Taming, I tame these almost every time with no problems. I hit them down to about 50 health with EV's, then I tame. Simple. I have a Necromancer who can summon familiar dark wolf! Simple to tame with that template, very simple. Incognito? Submitted by Anonymous on October 19th 2007. I was walking around and there was an human NPC with a gray name. His profile said he was a llama herder. He attacked me and turned into a Kitsune. I had no idea what happened. ROL! Submitted by Anonymous on September 18th 2007. Bake kitsunes rock out loud! one is fun! just be sure that you have a lot of animal tameing!! Latrod mactans Submitted by Anonymous on June 20th 2007. Try a pair of these on Lady Mel. If you can keep em alive they do good damage. Easy tames for necro tamers/mages Submitted by Anonymous on June 13th 2007. Summmon a dark wolf and it's like having 120 taming/lore when taming these Baal Submitted by Anonymous on April 5th 2007. THE most adorable pets ever! Two make a unique team. Spellweaving Submitted by Anonymous on March 13th 2007. 3 steps are needed Essense of wind, mana drain and EVS. trust me i OWN these things,as in the killin way. Cant have 154 Dex. Submitted by Anonymous on February 27th 2007. That one with 154 Dex must have blessed itself. Happens all the time. Higher Dex Submitted by Anonymous on February 4th 2007. Just tamed one (whilst human) and it has Dex 154. hm Submitted by Anonymous on November 25th 2006. Try blade spirits. They worked for me. Long as you have 70+ magery to pull off the cast most of the time, the Kitsune gets slowed down and blows its mana dispelling. Just make sure not to accidentally kill it. Go on a normal horse, so you can summon 2 bladespirits, and let them tear into the fox a while. Dispel them if the kitsune doesnt, and tame. Slowed down, it isnt as scary, but it WILL occasionally teleport. Infuriating tame, but worth it! Easy way to tame Submitted by Anonymous on November 6th 2006. found a really easy way to tame. A friend of mine and myself went and I would peace them while he ran around dodging spells. once peaced pretty easy to tame. Then on the the next one. Got 2 tamed in about 5 min. Sweet Submitted by Anonymous on July 12th 2006. Just to kind of sum up what everyone saying, these guys suck to kill but taming can have it's pros and cons. I tamed one last night, and the little pain wasn't really that bad. When polymorphed, they hit hard but dont do magic so they are fairly easy to tame. Although, be aware that they do polymorph, because while I was taming I ran away to heal and cam back to rebecca's name where the bake had been. At that i was baffled, but when rebecca started to attack me I knew it must be the bake. So i started to tame it, and got it pretty fast. Although, I noticed that they don't leave that form for a while, so i log off and log back on to get it back in the shape of the bake kitsune. A great pet to have fighting with you. I would recommend it to anyone who has to tame and then kill. (A.K.A. the Jhelom bull pen) Easy taming... Submitted by Anonymous on July 7th 2006. Go tame about 5 gamans and make them all attack one single bake kitsune then when they are all dead start taming. Should have lost all its mana and just chase a little bit but should have to spells left. Gaman=Meat shield. A pain to tame but great pets Submitted by Anonymous on July 2nd 2006. I finally found the perfect way for am elder+ mage tamer. One EV can kill it, so that didn't work. All it really takes is para+corp por over and over. I can usually get three off before he either comes within melee range or pulls off a combo that makes me need to run. When it's nearly dead just para, mana drain, and spam taming macro. If they get some mana back they have a bad habit of teleporting on top of you and hitting you, thus the 'animal is too angry to continue taming' message. This can make you a pain, but the para and e-bolt and mana drain thing eventually works. Add Comment Next 20 >>>

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