CDA users, like Al Canine, can render Alces’ Pet near-useless.To tame a pet, the heroine should defeat a tameable monster from the table below.Ī heroine will know if she is fighting a tameable monster if a bone emoji (🦴) appears next to the name of the monster.Deniers that don't use Possession, like Ihtiander, can easily deny him.Marihelson, can make his healing skills suicidal, since he lacks of NER. Monsters with Revese Healing, like Dr.

NER Users, like Ingenica, can turn this deer into a support for her team.Any good Fire attacker can take him out, such as Drakor.Bighorn Assault / Curative Whirlwind (60 Special dmg + Self 25% Heal, 30s, 2 CD) / (Team 30% Heal, 29s, 3 CD).

Nocous Leaves (60 Nature dmg + PER + Self 25% Heal, 33s, 3 CD).

Poisoned Remedy (AoE 35 Nature dmg + Poison + 10% Heal, 44s, 3 CD).

Autumn Effect (AoE Reverse Healing + Shield Removal, 26s, 2 CD).

Unique gimmick involving healing the enemy team with Reverse Healing.

Overall, a nice Nature Support, but there are better options. And, critically, he lacks NER himself, which is a major issue. However, like all of the team war monsters, his stats are extremely outdated, so often he will be OKHO'd before getting a turn in, and his reverse healing can be removed by a simple NER.

His relic slots are insane, as he can hold Uriel Essence for a nice second life, and Darmith's Banner to negate his elemental weakness. He's also got PER to clear annoying status effects and a boatload of team healing, plus poison for a nice torture. I mean, look at that thing! Anyways, Alces' pet relies on a extremely rare gimmick of spreading reverse healing and healing enemies for devastating damage. Alces’ Pet is a Support/Curser that has probably the smallest head in monster legends.

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