Of course, death here refers to the complete disappearance of the corpse, and it can be resurrected with props, strange objects or special skills before the corpse disappears, but it cannot be resurrected with conventional resurrection skills. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Although a territory pet that dies in daily leveling, territory battles, etc., can be resurrected for a resurrection cost, this does not mean that the player has no loss, and like mounts, territory pets also have intimacy, and if they die once, they will lose a number of intimacy, and even the intimacy of the entire territory will be lost.

For example, if a player in a territory rents a one-eyed sub-giant, the rented one-eyed sub-giant loses 4 affinity once it dies, and the entire one-eyed sub-giant population in the territory loses 2 affinity.

When the Leased Cyclops' intimacy is low to a certain level, the Cyclops will voluntarily end the lease and return to the lair. If the entire Cyclops sub-Giant group has a low level of intimacy with the player, the entire One-Eyed sub-Giant will refuse to be rented by the player.

Therefore, it is very difficult for a player to bring a territory pet, even to slow down their leveling speed, and even spend a lot of money to revive the territory pet or buy items to increase intimacy.

But the player's efforts are not in vain, as long as the player himself is not slacking off or doing too poorly, there will not be a situation where the territory pet is raised and rented by other players.

The rental of a territorial pet is more like a contracted adoption than a rental.

After contracting and adopting a territory pet, there will be a training indicator every week, specifying how many levels the player's adopted territory pet must be upgraded, or how much experience to play, usually this training index is not too high, as long as this indicator can be reached, the territory pet will always belong to the player, and other players cannot snatch ownership, including the lord cannot forcibly deprive him of ownership.

However, the lord can fine-tune the cultivation index to a certain extent (not too high, only up to 30% higher or lower), and then deprive the owner if the indicator is not completed. In addition, the lord can designate a player to adopt a certain territory pet, even if he didn't complete the target just last week, so the lord's authority is still relatively large.

However, it should be noted that if the intimacy is too low, the lord will not be able to force the designation, because it is the territory pet itself that refuses to be adopted by the player.

Territory pets are no different from regular pets in most cases, but in territory battles or battles in which the lord participates, the territory pet must participate unconditionally, even if the player who adopted the territory pet is not online, the territory pet he has raised will automatically participate in the battle.

Of course, there are certain conditions for territory pets to participate in the war, such as the single-player campaign before Yun Xiaohan, there will be certain restrictions when requisitioning territory pets, and if the requisitioned territory pet dies, the system will also force the lord to pay a lot of compensation, such as a part of the battle merits and faction contributions obtained in the battle will be directly allocated to the adopter player, and a large number of territory contributions will be made.

In addition, the liege must designate another territory pet of the same type to the player, and if it is not specified, other people will not be able to adopt another territory pet of the same type. Of course, this is not subject to this restriction if the player himself refuses to adopt.

The difference between a player who adopts a territory pet and a player who does not participate in the war is:

If you don't participate in the war, then the territory pet will be under the unified command of the lord, and the battle merits obtained by this territory pet in the war are divided between the lord and the adoptive player, even if the adoptive player is not online, it can also be shared.

If you participate in a battle, the territory pet will be under the command of the player, and the lord will not be able to bypass the player's command of the territory pet he adopts, and the battle merits obtained by the territory pet will also be completely owned by the adopted player.

However, there are also several situations in which a liege can cross the adoption of a player's command territory pet:

First, the adopter takes the initiative to transfer command to the lord or a player;

2. In the case of adopting a player to hang up, or without giving any instructions to the territory pet;

Third, if the adoptive player does not contribute to the work, and the battlefield performance of the territory pet is much lower than the average level of similar territory pets, the lord can also forcibly command the territory pet. Even if the adoptive player has three consecutive or 5 bad deeds (even if they don't participate in the war), the liege can directly strip their territory of pet ownership.

The advantage of territory pets is that in territory battles or battles in which the lord participates, territory pets do not occupy the pet's slot.

For example, a player can only release one pet to participate in the battle when leveling up in peacetime, but in a territory war or campaign, he can put two pets, one personal pet and one territory pet, because the territory pet is recruited by the territory and does not occupy the player's quota, but the territory pet is under the command of the adopter player, and the battle merits also belong to him.

In addition, the territory pet cannot be adjusted, and the adopter cannot take the territory pet back and replace it with a personal pet.

However, no matter how good the territory pet is, the player must first have a pet slot, and it is impossible to adopt a pet without a pet slot, and the kind of pet slot with restrictions is not good, such as the Ranger's animal companion pet slot can only store animals, and the one-eyed sub-giant is obviously not an animal.

Therefore, there must be a regular pet slot with no restriction on the category, or there are pet slots with relevant classifications to adopt the corresponding territory pets, so that there are not so many players who can really adopt territory pets, after all, there are not many players with pet raising skills, summoning beasts and pets are also two different things, like those skeleton soldiers summoned by necromancers do not need pet slots at all.

In fact, at this stage, except for a few professions, players of other professions do not have pet slots, and although the pet raising skills that provide pet slots are not absent at this stage, they are still rare, and they will not increase until level 60 or later.

However, without pet skills, players can also obtain pet slots through other channels, such as through awakening bloodlines, battle rewards, strange objects, etc.

Of course, there is a better way, and that is to get a territory pet slot through the territory. When the territory develops to a certain size, and with the relevant facilities, all players in the territory who meet the conditions can obtain the territory pet slot, which is universal, the threshold is also low, and there is no need to waste skill slots.

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