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The Golden Pebble Hound was first released to Id's Pet Specials Shopin May of 2016. They are available in shades ranging from yellow to golden orange.
Acquisition
Golden Pebble Hounds are currently not available in any site shops or quests. They can be bred or purchased from other players.
Breeding
Breeding a pair of Golden Pebble Hound requires one green stone. They have 2-3 babies per litter and require 9 days to gestate. The gestation period can be lowered to 5 days by using pregnancy potions. They can not be bred for hybrids at this time.
Encyclopedia Entry
The Pebble Hound is native to Missoulou. It has been tamed and become a common pet to the few people who live there, especially the settlements of the two Citadels, located deep in the jungle of the equatorial Missoulou continent known as Werra.
This pebble hound is of a rarer colour phase and is known as a golden pebble hound. It is especially treasured and sought after by pet owners, so it usually commands a higher price.
Hellequin Hound
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The Hellequin Hound was first released on October 29th of 2017 as a Slightly uncommon Stray. They are available in various shades and colors.
Acquisition
Hellequin Hounds are currently not available as a Stray and cannot be in any site Shopsor Quests. They can be bred or purchased from other players.
Breeding
Breeding a pair of Hellequin Hound requires one green stone. They have 2-4 babies per litter and require 9 days to gestate. The gestation period can be lowered to 5 days by using pregnancy potions. They can not be bred for hybrids at this time.
Encyclopedia Entry
The Hellequin Hound runs by night in large packs. They hunt not only the living, but spirits as well. They live in both the material and spirit realms, and so they are consumers of beings in both. In spite of this, they also make excellent pets, although they tend to sleep through the daylight hours, and are playful and kind with their owners and/or packmates.
