35 articlesHero’s Adventure: Road to Passion allows you to venture out with human companions, but you can also learn beast taming to get various pets.
These can range from the common household cat to things like gorillas, so you’ve got a lot of unique choices at your disposal!
In this guide, we’ll go over how taming works and how to get every single pet in the game.
How Taming Works in Hero’s Adventure
You can start taming beasts in this game once you meet the hunter Liu Shiba at the Nameless Village and raise your Relations with him to 60, which can be done by giving him gifts.
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Alternatively, you can also learn Beast Taming from Lu Jian Nan at the Chuxiang City Inn. As a last resort, you can also start Beast Taming by just feeding bugs to the rooster at the Nameless Village.
As for raising the Taming levels, you will need to feed your pets once you have them. Feeding them Rare or Epic foods that they like will give you much more experience, so you should focus on those foods.
Leveling up Taming will increase the stats for your pet and allow you to tame even more animals, so it’s well worth the time!
There are also a couple of NPCs that might help you out by giving you food for your pets.
One of them is Hua Siniang from the Nameless Village, which will give you Epic-tier food every couple of days if you bond with her.
The other NPC is the Daliang City butcher, known as Pao Chunqiu. He sells meats for you to feed to carnivore pets!
As for how to actually tame the beasts, it varies for each one so we will cover them individually.
Bear
- Found at the Soul Destroyer Forest, requires Beast Taming 3. Defeat it or scare it into submission to tame it.
- Rare Food: Meats, Fruits, Fish.
- Epic Food: Coconuts.
Boar
- Found as part of the main story once you reach Level 20, requires Beast Taming 1. Just defeat it or scare it to tame it.
- Rare Food: Fruit, Mains.
- Epic Food: Golden Fried Rice, Lotus Biscuit, Rice Cake, Seven Artifacts Dessert.
Cat
- Found chilling behind the Forgotten House in Chuxiang, requires Beast Taming 2. Feed it enough fish to raise its Relationship to 100 and you will tame it.
- Rare Food: Fish.
- Epic Food: Golden Carp.
Dog
- Found hanging around the White Cloud Temple in Chuxiang, requires Beast Taming 2. Approach it and feed it to tame it.
- Rare Food: Meat.
- Epic Food: Bear Fist.
Flame Toad
- Found at the Flame Toad Cave (Northwestern region). You are guaranteed to unlock the location via a rumor after saving Zi Tian of the Cold Skin Gang.
- Food: Coal.
- Rare Food: Saltpeter.
- Legendary Food: Thunderstruck, Blood Jewel.
Fox
- Found at the Mei Pass Post. It appears after solving the disagreement between two vendors and following the quest. Requires a Milk Snow Cake to start taming.
- Rare Food: Bugs, Fish, Fruit, Poultry.
- Epic Food: Bugs, Fish, Milk Snow Cake.
Gorilla (Black)
- Found in the mine at Langya Sword Pavillion, requires Beast Taming 4. You’ll also need to have Fame 4 or be a member of the Langya Sword Pavillion. Defeat it to tame it.
- Rare Food: Fruits, Mains, Sides.
- Epic Food: Coconut, First Class Tofu, Dongo Pork, Golden Fried Rice, Lotus Biscuit, Rice Cake, Seven Artifacts Dessert, Steamed Meat with Mushroom.
- Legendary Food: Three Fresh Buns.
Gorilla (White)
- Found in the Longevity Tomb, requires Beast Taming 4. You’ll need to encounter and defeat it as part of the Longevity questline from the Confucious dojokeeper.
- Rare Food: Fruits, Mains, Sides.
- Epic Food: Coconut, First Class Tofu, Dongo Pork, Golden Fried Rice, Lotus Biscuit, Rice Cake, Seven Artifacts Dessert, Steamed Meat with Mushroom.
- Legendary Food: Three Fresh Buns.
Horse
- Found at the Thousands of Bamboo Creek (Southeastern zone). Requires talking to the leader of the Surging Waves Escort at the Phoenix Woods Harbor.
- Rare Food: Fruit, Sugar.
- Epic Food: Fruit, Sugar Cane.
Lizard
- Found in the Poison Dragon Cave at the Jiuli Tribe, requires Beast Taming 4 and Toxicology 60.
- Food: Anything categorized as Bugs or Toxic.
Monkey
- Found by the kitchen at the Shifa Temple after 9 AM, requires Beast Taming 4. You’ll have to fight him daily until your relationship with him is “intimate”, then feed him 5 Mushroom Buns in the kitchen.
- Rare Food: Fruits, Mains, Sides.
- Epic Food: Coconut, First Class Tofu, Dongo Pork, Golden Fried Rice, Lotus Biscuit, Rice Cake, Seven Artifacts Dessert, Steamed Meat with Mushroom.
- Legendary Food: Three Fresh Buns.
Panda
- Found at the Bamboo Forest. It’s part of the Beast Manor questline in the Southwestern zone.
- Rare Food: Fruit.
- Epic Food: Coconut.
Rooster
- Found at the Nameless Village, requires Beast Taming 1. Just interact with it after learning Beast Taming and feed it; this will probably be your first pet.
- Rare Food: Rare Bugs.
- Epic Food: Epic Bugs, Fragrant Rice.
Tiger
- Found at the Bailing Mountain as part of the Beast Manor questline. Requires Beast Taming 5.
- Rare Foods: Meat.
- Epic Food: Bear Fist.
Snow Leopard
- Found as part of a quest from Lu Jian Nan at the Chuxiang City Inn. The questline requires Level 4 Fame to fully complete.
- Rare Food: Meat, Fish.
- Epic Food: Bear Fist.
Wolf
- Found at the aptly named Wild Wolf Valley, requires Beast Taming 3. Defeat it or scare it to tame it.
- Rare Food: Meats.
- Epic Food: Bear Fist.
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