Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Tips & Strategies
All I did was shoot a low level beaver with tranquilizer darts and feed it some citronals. It took me quite some time, but I got it. I do think it should be able to build beaver dams after taming. If youβre wondering how many narcotics I used, I used somewhere around 100 narcotics. I canβt remember how many I used. I think it was level four when I tamed it, and I was using citronals on Mobile ARK. I would recommend overpacking with narcotics and citronals because you donβt want to accidentally run out of supplies mid-tame. Hopefully this helps you get your very own beaver! :)
More Castoroides Taming & KO Tips
If you want the stuff from their dams...don't tame them cause they won't build any more dams!
Be warned!! Iβve seen 2-3 of these take on a Spino and kill it!
Do not leave unattended the torpor goes down at a monsterous rate
Strong as hell, especially in packs. Don't put such nice things in your dam if you don't want me to raid it. Jerks.
Step 1 find a dam
Step 2 grab all the cementing paste ( useful for later )
Step 3 trap or take castaroides with argenttavis or a trap
Step 4 knock unconscious and feed
Step 5 use the cementing paste and other materials for saddle
Step 6 tame and ride
Step 7 hit a tree and get tons-o-wood
Step 8 your welcome π
There is in fact a slot limit! All dinos have 300 slots available
Taming these takes so βdamβ long
I tamed a level 150 of one of these wood gods, and then... it fell of a cliff... with me on it
A Castoroides can be picked up by a argentavis
make 4 foundations and 6 doorframes
set the foundations and doorframes down on a flat surface
shoot the beaver with tranq arrows or tranq darts
(if you hit one they all start to attack you and if your not careful they will swarm you and deal enough damage to kill you and your tame)
guide the beavers in the little trap you made from the foundations and doorframes
kill the ones you donβt want and tranq out the one you do want
And boom you have itself a big prehistoric beaver
(up this was helpful to u noobs out there)