They also tend to be more difficult to tame than non-boss monsters, so bringing a stack of their favorite item is recommended.ДҐ0% of the experience you gain while fighting will also be given to monsters in your barns. For example, the Bane Dragon will only accept Rockfish Stew, while Thunderbolt will only accept Royal Carrots. And supposedly the opposite is also valid.Д«oss monsters will only accept an item specific to their species. The higher the monster's level relative to your character, the less likely it is to tame. It is more difficult to tame a monster that is higher level than the player.

The gift given to non-boss monsters can be anything (even colored grass and turnip seeds), but they prefer certain items specific to their species usually the items they drop if defeated (ex, Silver WolfВ and Wolf Fang). Brushing is more worthwhile if the taming item is too valuable and you want to save it. You can brush up to 15 times when the note bubble stops appearing, but brushing is not very recommended because the monster will try to attack you in the meantime. This speech bubble appears for every tamable monster, so if it doesn't, it means that that monster can't be tamed, or you weren't close enough to brush, or the speech bubble got off screen. When you brush a monster, a speech bubble with a musical note appears. Items with only negative effects such as Failed Dish or Weeds also cannot be used for taming.Д«rushing monsters and/or attacking them using a weapon with a Love affinity will make them easier to tame. If the speech bubble does not appear at all, either the monster is untameable, you did not give it the right item (in the case of boss monsters), or your barns are full. If the heart gets big and bursts, you got it. If the heart turns into a skull symbol, the attempt has failed and the player must try again. A speech bubble with a heart will then appear over the monster's head. To tame a monster, the player must give it a gift. The player can avoid this by rotating farm chores between monsters or healing the affected monster with food, medicine, or magic. If its HP drop to 0, it will no longer be able to work (a skull and crossbones will appear in speech bubble over its head). If a monster's HP drops below 50%, it will become fatigued (indicated by a black scribble in a speech bubble over its head). Farm work, however, takes a toll on the monster's health.

However, monsters that produce rarer itemsВ (such as Queen's Jaw or Dangerous Scissors)В will provide their items less frequently.В The level of the item produced is determined by FP, while the size of the item (in the case of of eggs, wool, and milk) is determined by the monster's level.ДЄll monsters can help with farm chores (planting, watering, harvesting, etc.) when their FP is high enough, including item-producing monsters. Said monsters will usually leave one of that item on the barn floor each day, including the day it is tamed. Some species of monstersВ will produce items after being tamed. To be able to tame monsters, the protagonist must build a monster barn. Gates will continue to spawn monsters until destroyed. There are 23 different types of GateВ in Rune Factory 4, varying in size and elemental alignment. Monsters all come from a dimensionВ known as 'The Forest of Beginnings,' and return there if defeated.В MonstersВ come out of this dimension through glowing spheres known as 'Gates'.

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