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| body_text = The Ki-Rin is a creature of good, much like the Unicorn. It can be tamed and used as a mount, but only by males. It will not let females ride it, but they can command it once it is tame if they get a male to tame it for them. Since the Ki-Rin is a creature of good it will attack anything with negative karma that crosses its way, that includes both players and monsters. While its melee skills are somewhat weak compared to those of a nigtmare, its magic attack is quite fierce and makes it well worth the taming attempts. If the rider of a Ki-Rin gets hurt in battle, the Ki-Rin will at one point call down the forces of nature on the opponent, thereby causing a massive chainlightning spell to do a substantial amount of damage to whatever is attacking the rider. Here's some background info on this creature: A "Ki-Rin" is a winged horse of Japanese folklore that lived in paradise, only appearing in the mortal realm when a "Sesin", or wise man, was born. They embody the four elements (earth, fire, wind, water) and, in some accounts, have the ability to breathe fire. The "Male, Female" hybrid creature you depicted is known as a "Ki-Lin, Ky-Lin, or Qi-Lin" and in Chinese mythology it is a creature that was the most perfect of all land animals, with the head of a dragon bearing a single horn, the mane of a lion, the body of a stag, and the tail of an ox. Ky is the male and Lin is the female, embodying the balance of the Chinese ying-yang. It only appeared when a great Emperor was at power, or to herald the birth of a great person. The Ky-Lin was the symbol of benevolence, good will, and fertility, and it was the elemental corresponding to earth. Although the descriptions of the "Ki-Rin" and "Ki-Lin" are inconsistent, they both seem to perform the same function of herald and elemental spirit. Whether or not they were the same creature, seen from two differing cultural perspectives, is a matter for the scholars to debate. | | body_text = The Ki-Rin is a creature of good, much like the Unicorn. It can be tamed and used as a mount, but only by males. It will not let females ride it, but they can command it once it is tame if they get a male to tame it for them. Since the Ki-Rin is a creature of good it will attack anything with negative karma that crosses its way, that includes both players and monsters. While its melee skills are somewhat weak compared to those of a nigtmare, its magic attack is quite fierce and makes it well worth the taming attempts. If the rider of a Ki-Rin gets hurt in battle, the Ki-Rin will at one point call down the forces of nature on the opponent, thereby causing a massive chainlightning spell to do a substantial amount of damage to whatever is attacking the rider. Here's some background info on this creature: A "Ki-Rin" is a winged horse of Japanese folklore that lived in paradise, only appearing in the mortal realm when a "Sesin", or wise man, was born. They embody the four elements (earth, fire, wind, water) and, in some accounts, have the ability to breathe fire. The "Male, Female" hybrid creature you depicted is known as a "Ki-Lin, Ky-Lin, or Qi-Lin" and in Chinese mythology it is a creature that was the most perfect of all land animals, with the head of a dragon bearing a single horn, the mane of a lion, the body of a stag, and the tail of an ox. Ky is the male and Lin is the female, embodying the balance of the Chinese ying-yang. It only appeared when a great Emperor was at power, or to herald the birth of a great person. The Ky-Lin was the symbol of benevolence, good will, and fertility, and it was the elemental corresponding to earth. Although the descriptions of the "Ki-Rin" and "Ki-Lin" are inconsistent, they both seem to perform the same function of herald and elemental spirit. Whether or not they were the same creature, seen from two differing cultural perspectives, is a matter for the scholars to debate. |
Revision as of 15:14, 12 May 2017
Ki-Rin
Classic client | Kingdom Reborn client |
Enhanced client |
Basic Stats | |
Alignment | Good (blue) |
Magic Level | unknown |
Poison Level | unknown |
Loyalty Points | unknown |
Fame | 9000 ᵇ |
Fame (Felucca) | ≈ 11700 ᵇ |
Karma | 9000 ᵇ |
Karma (Felucca) | ≈ 11700 ᵇ |
ᵇ +40% if paragon. |
Trivia | |
When was this mobile added to the game?First Seen? | 2001-03: UO: Third Dawn |
Is this mobile still spawning somewhere in the game?Spawning? | Yes |
Found Where? (old) | Forest Lord Champion Spawn Grimswind Ruins Kirin Passage |
Found Where? (new) | Ki-rin Passage |
Can this mobile be tamed?Tameable? | Yes |
Bodytype #(s) | 132 |
Hue #(s) | 0 |
Can this mobile be mounted?Mountable? | Yes, at 95.1 taming |
Can you 'summon' this mobile in some way (other than from your stable)?Summonable? | No |
Can you polymorph into this body form in some wayPolymorphable? | No |
Is this mobile only seen while on a quest? If so, which quest?Quest only? | No |
Does a statue version of this mobile exist?Statue form? | No |
Loot | |
Gold | 300-350 gp |
Base Loot | 1 Low Level Scroll 1 Potion Magic Items |
Special Loot | unknown |
Stealing | unknown |
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The Ki-Rin is a creature of good, much like the Unicorn. It can be tamed and used as a mount, but only by males. It will not let females ride it, but they can command it once it is tame if they get a male to tame it for them. Since the Ki-Rin is a creature of good it will attack anything with negative karma that crosses its way, that includes both players and monsters. While its melee skills are somewhat weak compared to those of a nigtmare, its magic attack is quite fierce and makes it well worth the taming attempts. If the rider of a Ki-Rin gets hurt in battle, the Ki-Rin will at one point call down the forces of nature on the opponent, thereby causing a massive chainlightning spell to do a substantial amount of damage to whatever is attacking the rider. Here's some background info on this creature: A "Ki-Rin" is a winged horse of Japanese folklore that lived in paradise, only appearing in the mortal realm when a "Sesin", or wise man, was born. They embody the four elements (earth, fire, wind, water) and, in some accounts, have the ability to breathe fire. The "Male, Female" hybrid creature you depicted is known as a "Ki-Lin, Ky-Lin, or Qi-Lin" and in Chinese mythology it is a creature that was the most perfect of all land animals, with the head of a dragon bearing a single horn, the mane of a lion, the body of a stag, and the tail of an ox. Ky is the male and Lin is the female, embodying the balance of the Chinese ying-yang. It only appeared when a great Emperor was at power, or to herald the birth of a great person. The Ky-Lin was the symbol of benevolence, good will, and fertility, and it was the elemental corresponding to earth. Although the descriptions of the "Ki-Rin" and "Ki-Lin" are inconsistent, they both seem to perform the same function of herald and elemental spirit. Whether or not they were the same creature, seen from two differing cultural perspectives, is a matter for the scholars to debate.
Combat
Combat | |
Base Damage ᵉ | undefined-undefined |
Ranged Attack | none |
Slayer | Fey |
Anti-Slayer | Abyss |
Speed | medium |
Does this mobile auto-dispel summons?Auto-Dispel? | No |
Special Moves & Abilities | Magery |
ᵉ 5 points higher if paragon. |
Data is based on 1 reports.
Physical | Fire | Cold | Poison | Energy | |
Damage | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Resist (min) | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Resist (avg) | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Resist (max) | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
HP | Stamina | Mana | Strength | Dexterity | Intelligence | |
min | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
avg | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
max | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
paragon | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Hit Point Regeneration | Stamina Regeneration | Mana Regeneration | |
min | unknown | unknown | unknown |
avg | unknown | unknown | unknown |
max | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Barding
This type of mobile cannot be barded.
Taming
Tameable?: Yes
Skill required to attempt to tame:
1st tame: 95.1 taming 2nd retame: 99.9 taming 3rd retame: 114.3 taming 4th retame: - 5th retame: -
Pack Instincts: none
Preferred Foods: unknown
Control Slots: 2 - 5
Skills
Anatomy | Detecting Hidden | Healing | Hiding | Magic Resist | Parrying | Poisoning | Tactics | Wrestling | |
min | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
avg | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
max | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Bushido | Chivalry | Discordance | Eval Int | Focus | Magery | Meditation | Mysticism | Necromancy | Ninjitsu | Spellweaving | Spirit Speak | |
min | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
avg | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
max | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Data is based on 1 reports.
Classification and Restrictions
Special Moves & Abilities
Trivia
Taxonomy