Royal Calf – Rewarded for completing a quest during ‘The Darkening of Tristram’ seasonal event.Butcher – Rewarded by killing the Dark Lord in a solo game starting with a Level 1 character in ‘The Darkening of Tristram’ seasonal event.

Liv Moore – Rewarded by killing Ravi Lilywhite in the Weeping Hallow, Act I.Īvailable via ‘Darkening of Tristram’ event Pets.

Half-Formed Golem – Rewarded by purchasing the Rise of the Necromancer DLC.Bones – Rewarded by purchasing the Reaper of Souls Digital Deluxe Edition.Diablo 3 Pets Listīelow is a list of all pets in Diablo 3, separated by how you can get them: Unless specifically stated otherwise, their attacks will give no Life on Hit and will not trigger any ‘on hit’ special effects. The second type of Pet in Diablo 3 will help with enhancing certain items, like Enforcer, Tasker and Theo or Mask of Jeram. They cannot help you in gameplay or battle, but they can help collect gold for players, so they still serve a purpose. The majority of pets are classed as ‘Non-Combat Pets’ or ‘Cosmetic Pets’ who are summoned from the Wardrobe like aesthetic items. If you’ve only just started playing (perhaps after giving Diablo Immortal a spin) and want to know what sort of pets are available throughout the game, then read on for a full list of pets available in Diablo 3 along with some quick details on how to get them. The best part is that they’re AI controlled so you don’t have to look after them as they’ll do their own thing and follow you wherever you go. Some pets will help attack, and others will scoop up gold on your behalf. Diablo classes have for the longest time been able to call on pets as summonable companions to join players on their quest to overthrow the underworld.

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