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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arabesu" data-source="post: 2701664" data-attributes="member: 534">plus magebredThe situation is even more complicated since we're playing in Eberron. There, we have access to magebred animals that double the cost of the animal. So the "capture" and train option would not be available for magebred as they are bred in captivity. So if I follow Wuyanei's formula, the untrained Magebred Wolverine costs 600 gp, buta dire badger (both CR 2 I think) would cost 300 gp. Which seems weird, but makes sense since the Magebred Wolverine could then be trained in 5 weeks rather than 6 I guess with lower DCs due to its enhanced learning and has other cool bennies. Arguably, the Magebred Wolverine is between +0 and +1 CR better than the dire badger (which is itself arguably +0 to +1 CR better the the straight wolverine at CR2 also).Vraille Darkfang, the MMII is a good suggestion; I'll check that when I get home. As for Rage, I see it as a double edged sword. During the combat the animal could get forced into a skirmish that diverts it from where the PC wants to go, which could be quite bad and might require nigh epic handle animal to redirect it.I'm trying to get away from depending upon the Paladin's Special Mount Ability, as I personally think the whole Pokemount thing is a little silly. Hence the purchasing of a relatively mundane but tough mount for a small PC. The real question is, how much a the character's wealth should go toward said mount since we will be starting higher than 4th level. I.e. what would be balanced relative to what the other PCs can buy.Arabesu</blockquote>

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