Best way to get an army

1: Get Atleast 10 female dilo’s

2: farm them until you get Atleast 150 dilo eggs

3: use an animal that is fast and can carry them unless your avatar is fast and can carry lots of stuff

4: either trap them or use a bola to get them contained

5: use tranquilizer darts, arrows, bat, or anything to knock them out

6: feed them some dilo eggs ‘takes about 17 Atleast for me

7: continue this prosess until ya got an army!

Hope this helps!

Using a lvl 30 ovi and a lvl 250 PT for Webern eggs, wish me luck (no joke my PT can take out a lvl 50 wyvern, I dunno if that impressive but it impressed me) one 🥾↗️ means you want to hear bout my results! This is my first ever wyvern egg run! (I’ve played ark since it came out, I’m just so lazy I just never wanted to prepare for a wyvern egg run, on my original The Island game I had 30 snails and 20 dung beetles with 5 bees, I spent time with them individually basically every day, yeah, that just shows how much I sit around irl and in ark)

Unless you have one of the top 6 eggs listed on this app, stick to small ones. The lighter the egg, the faster they eat it. Unless it’s one of the top 6, they all give it the same amount of points for taming. For example, a Rex egg will tame it faster than dodo eggs, but dodo vs. titanoboa? The titanoboa will take longer to eat, but you’ll need just as many in the end. At least on Mobile. Just get a ton of light weight eggs and go at it.

Since I can’t find ANY info on if eggs such as rock drake, wyvern, and magmasaurs do better than giga. I experimented. (For those saying why waste expensive eggs like this, try your hand at the crystal isle map. I have tamed wyverns before even seeing a giga, and if your server has rock drakes on you’ll have more of those eggs than any giga eggs due to them rarely even guarding the nest they lay in and laying eggs super quickly)

My findings: they do very little to tame and can ruin taming effectiveness. A giga egg full tamed where a wyvern and rock drake egg did 5%. However, I can say they work great for boas. Hope this helps.