Tame An Animal Get Mounts: Boss Chances and Session Goals

Use the announced boss source

The official Tame An Animal FLYING MOUNTS announcement states that bosses have a 1% chance to drop a mount, or 2% in dungeons. That gives a mount hunt a concrete activity to consider. Keep the numbers with mounts rather than borrowing them for every companion or reward.

A boss-related travel collection is a different goal from summoning animals to fight with you. Decide which kind of collection you want before treating every animal system as one acquisition method.

Choose between the activity and the percentage

The dungeon percentage is higher, but the activity still needs to fit the session you want. Choose a dungeon visit when you want that challenge or shared activity, rather than promising yourself a mount after fifty attempts. The announcement describes a chance without a stated guaranteed-attempt rule.

You can set a time boundary, choose a number of visits as a personal plan or stop after completing the activity you agreed on. These are ways to manage the session, not claims that the game changes the next result when you reach that boundary.

Use a mount as a travel result

When you have a mount option you want to use, move from acquisition to exploration. The developer says some mounts can fly and directs players to the mounts button. That does not mean every drop has the same travel abilities or that a paid product name explains every mount.

Continue with using mounts for the next travel decision. Keep optional purchases separate: extra storage, equip slots and automation labels do not establish an announced increase to these boss mount chances. A successful mount-focused session can also be one you enjoyed with friends, even without the particular drop.

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