The Fire Steed

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General Information

These fiery steeds are a bit weaker than a nightmare, and have no magic skills. They can be tamed and used as mounts, but only by those tamers who have been fortunate enough to get their hands on a taming power scroll. The steed can have over 100 in some of it's skills, which might mean that it can become more powerful than the nightmare. It also has daemon and equine pack instincts, that will make it do more damage if it is in the company of another creature with the same instincts. Like the nightmare, the fire steed also has a fire breath attack that will do about 20 points of damage.

Detailed Information
Special Abilities:	None
Loot:	150-300 Sulfurous Ash, 15-30 Rubies Carved: 19 Raw Ribs
Found At:	Fire Level 1, Fire Level 2
Related To:	Dark Steed, Dread Warhorse, Ethereal Horse, Horse, Ki-Rin, Nightmare, Pack Horse, Silver Steed, Unicorn, War Horse
First Seen:	Publish 16, July 2002
Damage:	34 - 86 HP, 20% Physical Damage, 80% Fire Damage
Fame:	Level 5 (20000)	Karma:	Level 5 (-20000)
Magic Level:	None	Poison Level:	None
Slayer Weapon Vulnerability:	None	Ranged Attack:	Firebreath
Required Taming:	106	Speed:	Medium
Pack Instincts:	Daemon, Equine	Auto Dispel:	No
Preferred Foods:	Meat	Barding Difficulty:	83.6
Taming Notes:	Requires 2 Control Slots.	Barding Notes:
Sounds:		LBR/3D Sounds:
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Difficulty Ratings
Class	DR	Comments
Archer:	7
Bard:	7
Mage:	7
Tamer:	7
Warrior:	8

Stats
10 readings	Hit Points	Stamina	Mana	STR	DEX	INT
Minimum:	226	91	291	376	91	291
Average:	233	106	296	388	106	296
Maximum:	240	120	300	400	120	300

Resistances
10 readings	Physical	Fire	Cold	Poison	Energy
Minimum:	30	70	20	30	30
Average:	35	75	25	35	35
Maximum:	40	80	30	40	40

Skills
10 readings	Wrestling	Tactics	Magic Resistance	Anatomy	Poisoning	Healing	Magery	Evaluating Intelligence	Meditation
Minimum:	100.0	100.0	100.0	0.0	-	-	-	-	-
Average:	100.0	100.0	110.0	0.0	-	-	-	-	-
Maximum:	100.0	100.0	120.0	0.0	-	-	-	-	-

Equipment Advisor
Best weapon material against this creature:	Agapite
Most important damage type against this creature:	Cold
Most important elemental resistance against this creature:	Fire
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User Comments: Add Comment beast Submitted by Anonymous on September 12th 2009. beast as a pair disco+ these = 2 second daemon kinda nice Submitted by Anonymous on July 15th 2009. these are pretty cool and in a pair they can kill a lota stuff but i think that a pair of nightmares are a lil bit better but on the pluse side againits easyer to tame them then nihtmares, but not much so u can chose wether to have a pair of these or not loot corection Submitted by Anonymous on March 27th 2009. 100-400 sulfuros ass 10-40 rubis These are Submitted by Anonymous on February 17th 2009. Gorgeous. I'm just in love with them, hah. I'm training mine up (almost full stats) even though people don't want them and say they're worthless. -Zira Zeb Ra pretty helpful :P Submitted by Anonymous on August 17th 2008. these guy are awsome in prism of light bring 2 of em and kill stuff Not that hard Submitted by Anonymous on June 15th 2007. If you have good physical and fire reists and have 120 taming and lore, it CAN be easy. Just need to watch for surroundings and where you go. Team Submitted by Anonymous on October 1st 2006. These little guys are pretty tight with a nightmare. I can take down an artic ogre lord in 10 seconds of so Bigwooki Submitted by Anonymous on January 12th 2006. Fire steeds are nice against creatures that have lack of fire resist and they do better in packs cause they have pack instinc deamon and equine. Anyone par one with a unicorn? Good looking, but tempramental Submitted by B.L.Zebub on May 4th 2005. Those who don't use 3D really miss out on this one. This is one of the few good things about the 3D client. Too bad they don't use the same skin for both clients. But man, they are temperamental. That 106 taming makes you feel like you've stepped back to when you had 95 taming and somehow managed to tame a dragon on the first try. Then you went to take it out and start training it and it would balk at you every 3rd command. I don't plan to fight with mine, but I want to train him up so he can if he needs to. I only have 110/100 skill at the moment... can't wait to get lore to 110. LOL Seems Pretty Good... Submitted by Anonymous on February 14th 2005. Two fire steeds doing 120 damage each is better than a hiryu from what i can gather tip/new Submitted by Anonymous on February 11th 2005. Now tamed creatures have the ability to gain back to what they were tamed at. Firesteed tamed at 106 resist dies 5 times, it can gain back to 106. Fidds, LS Not so useless Submitted by Anonymous on January 28th 2005. Even though on thier own they are useless, get 2 and they will do about 120 dmg each Spawn Submitted by Anonymous on December 31st 2004. You can Also Find Fire Steeds In Deciet level one, they have to be summoned from the Brazier, Though There are many creatures that can spwan, from Mongbats to Earth Eles and right to dragons, If you keep trying you will get a fire steed. Fire Steeds... Submitted by Anonymous on December 29th 2004. I find these beasts beautiful. I believe they're mainly for 'bank sitting' and for show :P They aren't very strong and I do not take mine out for battles even though it is a GM. They're easy to to tame once you have the skill =) Sadly, pretty useless Submitted by Anonymous on November 19th 2004. On the plus side, I'm seeing these guys a lot more often in the easy areas of the first level of fire dungeon, before the lich room. Unfortunately, none of the last five or so I've tamed recently had magic resist above 100... Even so, this is only one skill, and it presumably drops every time you die, so eventually, even if your steed started with nice magic resist, it'll be GM by the time it's fighting skills are GM too. For the skill it takes to tame and control... these guys are sadly pathetic. I DO keep a pair in the stables, but only because they are a symbol of the skill that I have worked so hard to build. Add Comment

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