Guide

Companions

Three different things walk beside your character, and they are easy to mix up. One fights and grows, another fights and does not grow, and the third does not fight — but helps the whole party. This guide sets the three apart.

The three, side by side

fights and grows

Homunculus

Genetic only. It has its own level, eats to grow, learns skills and lends a bonus to its owner.

fights, does not grow

Class companion

Elementals, turrets and the warg. They exist while the skill is equipped and hit alongside you; their power comes from yours.

does not fight

Pocket pet

Walks with the hero and never strikes. It gives bonuses: most for the whole party, some only for the carrier.

They do not compete: a Genetic can have the homunculus fighting and a pocket pet on the shoulder at the same time.

Homunculus

There are 5 species, and you pick one. It goes from level 100 to 230, learning skills along the way — and each lends a different bonus to its owner.

How to get one. You must be a Genetic with the passive Bioethics. Once learned, the skill Call Homunculus unlocks and calls the creature. Without both equipped, the homunculus does not show up.

Species	Role	Lends the owner	Strike at 230	Favorite food	Skills
Bayeri	Attacker	Physical damage	900%	Fresh Plant	9
Dieter	Defender	Damage reduction	720%	Giant Crystal	8
Eira	Support	Potency of your buffs	450%	Snow Crystal	8
Sera	Versatile	Magic damage	235%	Apple Jelly	7
Eleanor	Agile	Attack speed	402%	Hot Dumpling	10

It grows by eating, not hunting. Each level asks for a meal, and the menu changes as it grows: it starts with any material and ends up demanding high-tier materials. The limit is 200 dishes per day, so growth is a routine, not a marathon. Each material’s chance is on each monster’s page.

Which one to pick. Look at what it lends its owner, not just its strike. In a party that already has plenty of damage, the owner bonus usually beats what it hits on its own.

Each species’ skills

Attacker

Bayeri

The war unicorn. The heaviest blow of the five and the only one that lends ATK to its owner.

Level	Skill
100	Stahl Horn Holy
116	Angriffs Modus
132	Goldene Ferse
149	Steinwand
165	Heilige Stange
181	Licht Gehorn
198	Glanzen Spies Holy
214	Heilige Pferd
230	Goldene Tone

Defender

Dieter

The magma shell. Draws hits onto itself and absorbs them — it holds the line for its owner.

Level	Skill
100	Volcanic Ash
119	Lava Slide Fire
137	Granitic Armor
156	Magma Flow
174	Pyroclastic Fire
193	Blazing Lava
211	Blast Forge
230	Tempering

Support

Eira

The fairy. Hits lightly on purpose: what she does is amplify EVERY buff her owner casts.

Level	Skill
100	Eraser Cutter Wind
119	Overed Boost
137	Xeno Slasher
156	Light Of Regene
174	Silent Breeze
193	Classy Flutter
211	Twister Cutter Wind
230	Absolute Zephyr

Versatile

Sera

The wasp. The fastest rhythm in the group and the only one that splits between strikes and poison.

Level	Skill
100	Needle Of Paralyze Poison
122	Poison Mist
143	Pain Killer
165	Summon Legion
187	Polishing Needle
208	Toxin Of Mandara
230	Needle Stinger Poison

Agile

Eleanor

The fighter. Light and VERY fast blows — ten skills, the fullest tree of the five.

Level	Skill
100	Style Change
100	Sonic Craw
100	Tinder Breaker
115	Cbc
134	Silvervein Rush
153	Midnight Frenzy
172	Eqc
192	Brushup Claw
211	Blazing And Furious
230	The One Fighter Rises

Class companions

They are not raised or fed: they exist while the skill is equipped. Take it off the loadout and they vanish. They hit on their own, alongside you — and keep hitting during away farming.

Elementals — Sorcerer

Four spirits, one per element. The choice changes its damage element, which matters against monsters that resist yours.

AgniFire

AquaWater

VentusWind

TeraEarth

Turrets — Mechanic

Two turrets with opposite roles.

Arcane245% every 2.6 s · magic damage · scales with INT

Huntress85% every 2 s · physical damage · scales with DEX

Warg — Ranger

The Ranger’s wolf appears with its skill equipped and attacks alongside. It is the simplest of the three: no element choice, just bites.

Why they pay off during away farming. A companion that hits on its own keeps hitting with the game closed: its damage counts toward Away Farming just like yours.

Pocket pets

They walk with the hero and never strike. Each character carries one, so a full party carries one per member, and party bonuses add up.

Pet	What it gives
Incubus	+50% party XP +15 HP/s out of combat (carrier) +10% party MVP chance (boss maps)
Succubus	+30% party drop chance +15% movement speed (carrier) +10% party MVP chance (boss maps)
Bafomé Jr.	+20% party XP +10 HP/s out of combat (carrier)
Angeling	+10% party XP +5 HP/s out of combat (carrier) +10% party kill zeny Account-bound: cannot be mailed or sold in the Bazaar.
Deviling	+10% mastery in every archetype (carrier) +10% movement speed (carrier) Account-bound: cannot be mailed or sold in the Bazaar.
Jakk	+10% party MVP chance (boss maps) Account-bound: cannot be mailed or sold in the Bazaar.
Deviruchi	+5 critical (carrier; full for critical classes, half for others) +10% critical damage (carrier) Account-bound: cannot be mailed or sold in the Bazaar.

Some give combat bonuses. Most give pace — XP, drop, zeny, MVP chance, regeneration, speed. Deviling and Deviruchi give a small combat bonus (mastery, critical) to the carrier.