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Ok, you'll need to find spawn which has skills as close to your pet's skills as you can. I usually lore a pet and train up the lowest skills first so they're all around the same level. Then it's a case of fighting progressively tougher spawns until you're done. Oh and chose magic casting critters when you can, then you'll also get some resist gains.
This guide is old, but clearly set out explaining how to train pets and it won't include as many Tram only creatures. So it's probably the most "red friendly" guide
You'd just need to look at the Hunter's Guide for the revamped dungeon spawns.
Wenchy
This guide is old, but clearly set out explaining how to train pets and it won't include as many Tram only creatures. So it's probably the most "red friendly" guide
You'd just need to look at the Hunter's Guide for the revamped dungeon spawns.Wenchy
For anyone else that had this dilemma... here is what to do.
Make a new character with 50 mining. Buy a pair of +5 mining gloves. Run around and mine until you get to 60 real skill. Put on the gloves. Use prospector tool, use gargoyle pick axe. You get shadow almost every time. It was actually faster to get a shadow ele up using a newb than it is on a fully trained miner.
Make a new character with 50 mining. Buy a pair of +5 mining gloves. Run around and mine until you get to 60 real skill. Put on the gloves. Use prospector tool, use gargoyle pick axe. You get shadow almost every time. It was actually faster to get a shadow ele up using a newb than it is on a fully trained miner.