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Player-written tips for taming, using, and fighting the Magmasaur in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.

This guy is probably ur best bet at raiding as his explosion does tons of damage and is an all round great mount to have (as long as ur not in the attic or water!)

It has eggs like Wyvern and Rock Drakes. All you need to do is find the eggs. The only thing I know location wise is somewhere in a lava cave there is a tunnel with purple crystal on the walls and ceiling. When you go through that tunnel there is a large room with a lava lake…

I have stolen many

of these eggs from volcano.unfortunately my way requires a bloodstalker.

Get up on the ceiling above the egg u want web straight to it dismount,yoink the egg jump back on and web straight away DO NOT JUMP STRAIGHT UPWARD,u will die if u do.only web out.…

Magmasaurs are super good if you charge up your flame spit at one 100% and keep it charged any thing in a 3 platform range catches on fire

for fjordur: use a desmodus and sneak into the fire wyvern trench at night. at the end of the trench is an amethyst cave; keep going all the way back until you hit a big cave full of magmasaurs. use a spyglass to check out the eggs. land next to one, grab it, hop back on, and…

These little guys are hard to get in survival mode but in creative u can just zoom in grab the eggs and get out its that easy

. Anyone who sees this pls up.

Ty

Pick up any Lvl maewing and increase its stamina to 1000, fly down into the amethyst cave on Genesis, stick to the farthest wall when you land. Spot your egg, walk through or around the lava with your Maewing, grab the egg and then gtfo using your mount. With enough stamina…

Make a ramp on the back of a quetz platform saddle and run the magmasaur up there, and and metal runs are a piece of cake.

Find a high lvl pteradon, set tracking and passive on him. Then quickly fly inside to collect the eggs and the ptera will be waiting next to you. So quickly mount and use the Fly drill to run out. (you have to practice it, but it works 95% of the time)