Wild Tamer

Wild Tamer is a role-playing game in which you play as a druid taming animals and fighting creatures in a fantastical world. Its story describes an ancient evil soul sealed beneath a volcano; after an eruption cracks the dungeon, dark magic spreads and throws the beasts into chaos. The druid’s task is to face this threat, beginning by building a group of animals.

Taming and choosing creatures

The game features animals such as mice, rabbits, deer, hogs, desert foxes, rhinos, mammoths, scarabs and toads. Creatures are grouped into four types: mammals, reptiles, insects and fish. Each type has its own symbol, such as a bone for mammals and a wing for insects. The descriptions also mention stranger and mythical beasts, but do not give a complete list of available creatures.

Animals have two stated statistics: attack and HP. These figures matter when assembling a team, since the source notes that creatures with low stats can be defeated easily. Stronger animals cost more gold, so choosing them involves balancing their strength against the available currency. Tamed animals can fight alongside the druid, and they can gain levels by fighting other animals.

Some creatures have a Hero version that can accompany the druid and is stronger than its regular counterpart. Recruiting a Hero animal requires defeating at least three animals of that specific creature. This gives encounters with a particular species a role in unlocking its stronger version, rather than relying only on collecting gold.

Team battles and progression

Building an animal team is central to the described play. You tame creatures, lead them into battles against enemies and develop the group over time. The source also refers to fighting other players, quests and leaderboards, although it does not explain their rules or how those activities are structured. It mentions animal skills and combinations as part of team building, without specifying particular combinations or giving a detailed combat system.

As the story progresses, the game’s setting includes different areas, and the supplied strategy notes refer specifically to reaching map 4. That point is presented as a stage where equipment upgrades require substantial gold. The available information does not describe the complete map sequence or how long it takes to reach each area.

Artifacts, equipment and resources

Wild Tamer includes artifacts and equipment for the druid and animal team. The description says that artifacts can provide boosts, while the strategy notes discuss artifact grades and combining B-grade artifacts into A-grade ones. It also describes collecting materials while exploring and using them to craft or improve equipment, including weapons and armor. These systems provide ways to work on gear alongside training animals.

The map 4 tips distinguish between weapons that give animals the same attack increase at maximum level but differ in the druid’s attack. They suggest choosing a Fish bone hook rather than an Octopus whip to save time, but do not state the exact difference in druid attack. The same advice says map 4 store artifacts can be obtained from artifact packs or by combining B-grade artifacts into A-grade equipment.

Currency and later-area tips

The supplied guide recommends a Miner’s Mask for finding diamonds and suggests repeating diamond gathering after obtaining it. It also proposes farming diamonds in Wildland and exchanging them for gold when upgrade costs become high. These are strategy recommendations from the source, not requirements for progressing through the game.

For artifacts, the guide describes using diamonds to obtain gold and then purchasing artifacts from the store, or trying an artifact pack for a chance at an A-grade item. It also calls a creature named BETTA useful in map 4 because of its healing ability. The source does not provide a full account of its healing effect or explain every available way to acquire these items and creatures.