#Torchlight townhomes pet policy Patch#

Pets now have their own equipment types each pet can wear one collar and two tags. Passive means that the pet will never attack or cast spells.Defensive means the pet will only attack if the player attacks or is damaged by an enemy.Aggressive means the pet will seek out and attack any nearby enemies.

You can select from three modes for pet behavior by clicking the three icons under its status bar: The player can give their pet gold and specify a shopping list of health potions, mana potions, and town portal and identify scrolls. In Torchlight II, pets not only carry items back to town to sell, they can also buy certain items from stores. One should note that abilities granted to one's pet are timed and that the countdown time is active even during quest giver text events.

#Torchlight townhomes pet policy Patch#

The second flying pet introduced in Patch 1.17.5.14Ī new ground pet introduced in Patch 1.17.5.14Ī new ground pet introduced in Torchlight IIįeeding fish to your pet can temporarily (or semi-permanently) transform it into a different creature, with different stats and abilities. The first flying pet introduced in Torchlight II Returning pet from Torchlight (boxed version)Ī redesigned version of the chakawary from Torchlight ( XBLA version) This pet is modeled after Runic Games' office dog, Falcor.

When starting a new game, players can choose from a variety of pet types:Ī redesigned version of the dog from the original TorchlightĪ redesigned version of the cat from the original TorchlightĪ new, larger cat introduced in Torchlight II However, when pets are transformed by eating fish, they take on the stats and abilities of the creature they transformed into. The difference between these base pet types are only cosmetic. Some pets also have different skins that can be chosen at character creation.

Two more were added with a patch in December 2012. There are at least ten base pet types in Torchlight II, of which eight were available upon the game's release.