The Frenzied Ostard

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General Information

The Frenzied Ostard is a large birdlike creature, native to the forest regions of the Lost Lands. It is very aggressive and will attack on sight. It is a favored pet of many mid-level tamers and because of its pack-instinct it will be extremely deadly when in a group. The Frenzied Ostard comes in several different shades ranging from light brown to a dark nightmare blue. Like the other kinds of Ostards, the Frenzied Ostard can be tamed and used as a mount.

Detailed Information
Special Abilities:	Can be used as a mount.
Loot:	Carved: 3 Raw Ribs
Found At:	Forests in the Lost Lands
Related To:	Desert Ostard, Ethereal Ostard, Forest Ostard
First Seen:	The Second Age
Damage:	25 - 35 HP, 100% Physical Damage
Fame:	Level 2 (1500)	Karma:	Level 2 (-1500)
Magic Level:	None	Poison Level:	None
Slayer Weapon Vulnerability:	None	Ranged Attack:	None
Required Taming:	77.1	Speed:	Medium
Pack Instincts:	Ostard	Auto Dispel:	No
Preferred Foods:	Meat	Barding Difficulty:	56.2
Taming Notes:	Requires 1 Control Slot.	Barding Notes:
Sounds:		LBR/3D Sounds:
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Difficulty Ratings
Class	DR	Comments
Archer:	5
Bard:	5
Mage:	5
Tamer:	5
Warrior:	5

Stats
100 readings	Hit Points	Stamina	Mana	STR	DEX	INT
Minimum:	71	96	-	94	96	6
Average:	91	106	-	132	106	8
Maximum:	110	115	-	170	115	10

Resistances
100 readings	Physical	Fire	Cold	Poison	Energy
Minimum:	25	10	-	20	20
Average:	28	13	-	23	23
Maximum:	30	15	-	25	25

Skills
100 readings	Wrestling	Tactics	Magic Resistance	Anatomy	Poisoning	Healing	Magery	Evaluating Intelligence	Meditation
Minimum:	79.3	79.3	75.1	0.0	-	-	-	-	-
Average:	86.7	86.7	77.6	0.0	-	-	-	-	-
Maximum:	94.0	94.0	80.0	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:	Physical
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User Comments: Add Comment Easy PK on TEST CENTER! Submitted by Anonymous on October 30th 2009. Me and two friends were messing around on TC. One friend had all 70s & lots of hp regen and hpi. He challenged us to kill him as tamers. My friend got out her cu and I got out my ozzy pack, they werent even trained. She first stuck her cu on him then I sent in the pack. It was too much for him, on TC with 120 healing/anat/wepskill/tact/parry/chiv! Just think how fast you could PK someone on a real shard! Ostard Pack + Tank = Ownage Submitted by Anonymous on August 14th 2009. I tame cus a lot and when paragons spawn I get my gd and grab my friend with an ostard pack of five. My gd tanks, friend sends in ostards and we both heal gd. Owned in one and a half minutes. We also hunt AWs that way in Destard, they go down in about 30-45 seconds. Hexvexxer of LS Submitted by Anonymous on March 8th 2009. They eat veggi/fruit/meat again as a new tame. So when I lost one I replaced two others. The Pre 16s can have more then 110HP. Spent a week replacing some of my pack and found nothing higher then 110HP. I have ones Pre Pub 16 that have 111HP and 114HP. Pack best thing vs Fire Rabbit Lord Drake Submitted by Anonymous on February 11th 2009. These guys are great if you are a PK. They are very good at hunting down their enemies. I had 5 with me and went and had fun down in Covetous. Liches don't stand much of a chance unless there is about 2 or 3 of them there. The Evil Lord Drake poison eles Submitted by Anonymous on May 10th 2007. I have taken two of them against poison ele. and it took no time at all to clean its clock... Awsome Pets Submitted by Anonymous on February 19th 2007. Went to the Twisted Weild with a friend last night. These are great for cleaning out the Paragon Cu's. Have a buddy tame a regular Cu to take the Paragon then sick a pack of these on them and heal the tank. Takes a paragon out in a couple of minutes if you don't have a Disco Bard with you and around a minute if you can get a paragon discoed. Mina Galweigh of Pacific Submitted by Anonymous on May 10th 2005. These lil guys are great in a pack!! An such cuties too! Remember if you have any before pub 16 to hang on to them.. the new ones eat meat! Mustang Submitted by Anonymous on January 29th 2005. They're weak - but if you tame 3 of them, they're deadly, until they die. And they will die very fast! Frenzied Fun Submitted by Anonymous on December 28th 2004. Just tamed 4 of these guys and I must say they are a BLAST to hunt with! Gotta have decent vet/heal times but otherwise they clean house pretty good! Queen Eliza Submitted by Anonymous on December 19th 2004. Excellent in packs to hunt low to medium difficulty creatures. Hard to heal against creatures with hi HP per hit. If you can heal them they are as effectve as 2 dragons! King Key Submitted by Anonymous on November 24th 2004. Do not underestimate the monster mashing potential of a pack of Frenzies. They can and do kill everything from Ogre Lords to Blood Elementals..! Baja Tamer Submitted by Anonymous on November 17th 2004. Me and 2 buddies all took 5 frenzied ostards ea and went to fel yew and cleaned everyones clocks!! It so funny to see everyone try to run when the herd comes after them! HEHEHEHE Lady Hannah of Sonoma Submitted by Anonymous on November 10th 2004. I should point out that the pre-pub 16 frenzied ate fruits and vegetables. Add Comment

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