TITANSWORDS GAME GUIDE
Pets and familiars in TitanSwords
Familiars fight alongside your character in TitanSwords & Sorcery. They add another part to your preparation for creature hunts and player combat. Their condition and training matter alongside your own character build.
Obtain and summon a familiar
Familiar summoning potions include Polar Fox, Manul and Wolf. Search the item library for the summoning item and read its current description before purchasing. Use a summoning potion outside combat, then manage your owned companion through the client’s familiar controls. Finish combat before changing or dismissing it.
Train your companion
A familiar develops separately from the owner. Earn familiar experience through combat and visit a Guild of Familiars to spend the required experience and gold on training. Check the displayed requirements before confirming. Permanent clan estates also include a pet school; rental estates do not.
Watch condition and remaining time
Familiar status includes hunger, energy and remaining lifetime. Summoning alone does not guarantee that a companion is ready to fight. Check its condition before a long hunt, and use the appropriate food or lifetime-extension items when needed. Read the current item description for each effect and duration.
Bring your pet into the battle plan
Keep your companion ready while you fight with a group. Pet attacks and effects contribute to encounters, but they do not replace player defenses, healing or coordination. The combat-log filters can separate pet messages from other combat entries so you can follow what your companion is doing.
At a clan estate training arena, the configurable training dummy reports pet contribution alongside damage, accuracy and misses. It is a useful way to compare setups safely before a group hunt.
Choose your next adventure
Use the creature library to explore habitats and drops, plan supplies with the crafting guide, or arrange a hunt through your clan noticeboard. New to the realm? Start with the beginner guide.
Ride with a mount
Visit Crownfall Stables at tile 1964 to choose a Nightmane Courser, Emberfang Warg, Moonveil Stag, Frosthorn Ram, Duskclaw Panther or Gravehoof Charger. Each costs 1,000,000 gold, is permanently yours and has the same travel speed. Use Custom artwork in the mount window to submit a 150 × 200 portrait; 650 Titanium is charged only on approval. Find the Stable icon on the map, or open More actions → Mounts and stable → Find stable on map.
Your mount slot sits below Gifts / rewards in Inventory. Select your companion there and see equipped mounts in player profiles. Basic mounted travel takes 1.25 seconds per tile. Enhanced feed reduces it to 1 second: buy 30 days for 25 Titanium at the Titanium Alchemist, or redeem Quest Points or Tournament Points for 1-day feed (1 point) or 7-day feed (6 points). Point rewards are bound. Use feed from inventory; its calendar-time duration includes time offline and extends existing feed.
When feed expires, your mount stays yours at basic speed. Mounted speed is unavailable during combat and competitive events, with a five-second recovery after combat. Slowing effects still apply, and travelling groups follow their slowest member.