The 'common' version of the Savage Ridgeback, as found wandering around near the savage camp in central Ilshenar.
I suspect that these Ridgebacks were supposed to use a model without the painted markings, but due to a bug in that model, they show up looking as the Savage Ridgebacks.
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Answer Submitted by Anonymous on September 25th 2006. Unicorns were capable of opening gates when they were first introduced, but that was later changed because of the non-transporting nature of Illshenar.
Special skill? Submitted by Anonymous on March 28th 2006. I remember hearing once that these things opened gates to safety if their rider was badly injured and I was wondering two things; has that ever been proven, and does it still happen? Regardless of skills, these things were pretty good for raising taming until you can do Ki-rins, provided you don't mind running around Ilshenar areas with dire wolves or sand vortexes (I prefer the dire wolves through the cave near Compassion).
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All sounds are stored as MP3 files. In most cases simply clicking the icon
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