They will summon a group 4-8 red birds(eagles, chickens, ravens, small turkeys so on) that chase down the last person to attack and you get the message "your being pecked to death." To spawn a giant turkey keep killing regular turkeys, the spawn rate is low.
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Giant Turkeys have a new trick.
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I needed a good laugh. Thanks!
they are tough this year! mean nasty turkeys....
Oh and they pull you in so you can be rez killed. I died, got rez and b4 they could help or I could get dressed, I got sucked in and died again. We killed it, 2 tamers with dragons and a bard that disco'd it. Lots of red chickens, turkeys, ravens & eagles pecking at you. Nothing exciting dropped, but we had fun anyway. I must have killed 40-50 turkeys b4 the giant one spawned tho.
Was just killing Turkeys, killed about 20-30 when "*You hear an unsettling rustling in the woods nearby!*" popped up, and a Giant Turkey appeared right where i had killed the normal Turkey.
Yep, the Giant Turkeys do have the ability to summon fowl now. They spawn a bunch of red birds (crows, eagles, turkeys, etc) which all proceed to attack you and do 1 damage each, with a high hit rate (making spellcasting impossible without Protection up). However, they can easily be AoEd down. Area peace making works good on them, and a Fire Horn kills them all.
In fact, i just took on a Giant Turkey with my Thrower and Bard/Mage, and area peacemaking seemed to trivialize the fight. My Thrower would continue swinging at full speed against the discorded Giant Turkey, even after my Bard area peaced, and the Giant Turkey would stand there for 5-10 secs doing absolutely nothing. As soon as the Giant Turkey became aggressive towards my Thrower, i'd area peace him again. Pretty easy kill.
In fact, i just took on a Giant Turkey with my Thrower and Bard/Mage, and area peacemaking seemed to trivialize the fight. My Thrower would continue swinging at full speed against the discorded Giant Turkey, even after my Bard area peaced, and the Giant Turkey would stand there for 5-10 secs doing absolutely nothing. As soon as the Giant Turkey became aggressive towards my Thrower, i'd area peace him again. Pretty easy kill.
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*note to self...do not hunt turkeys* LOL I usually run solo in the game..I remember last year I got owned by at least 10 of those fowl (HA yes pun intended) creatures before I managed to take one down...*sighs* cool that they are back though and with a little change..very sweet!
Happy Hunting!
Happy Hunting!
We just had one on Drachenfeld.... oh man, this is a mean bird!!!!
Didn't get one on the one we killed, but it did have the new loot so got a decent bracelet off it.
You've never played Legend of Zelda, have you? It's quite hilarious.I think he was making a suggestion....I hope so anyway because I do not want to be pecked to death
I can confirm the giant turkeys, fought one on Great Lakes last night east of Yew, along the road that heads toward Minoc.
On balance they actually are easier than, and more fun to fight then, previous years' turkeys. It's a shorter but more-dynamic fight. Warriors have a chance though not a great one. I am not good enough to solo one, though I do expect it'd be possible for someone better than I to do so. It won't be easy though.
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On balance they actually are easier than, and more fun to fight then, previous years' turkeys. It's a shorter but more-dynamic fight. Warriors have a chance though not a great one. I am not good enough to solo one, though I do expect it'd be possible for someone better than I to do so. It won't be easy though.
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Out of curiosity, can you get them to spawn by killing small turkeys which pop out of the Horns of Plenty? You could say, pop those turkeys down in Doom and get a giant turkey down there, provoking it onto the nasties to try and collect doom drops?
Can't say it won't work, but I killed over 50 turkeys to get the Giant one to spawn, so unless you have LOTS of Horns, my guess is no...
i think maybe the problem is that your using your tamer to kill a animal that has 2hp
If you want to see a huge battle provoke giant turkeys on a Scalis and watch the show.
If the loot on the giant turkey isn't worth it, few will care to do them. Give them a decent stack of the giant turkey feathers and a medium-to-high drop rate of horns of plenty.
Then, somehow reincorporate the ornithologist's maps into all of this. THOSE were the fun part!
Oh, up the spawn rate on the giant turkeys some...
Then, somehow reincorporate the ornithologist's maps into all of this. THOSE were the fun part!
Oh, up the spawn rate on the giant turkeys some...
Ahahahahaha, now that's a turkey fight!
I can confirm when 1 of them died, I looted a plucked turkey off of it. I can also confirm that if you give the plucked turkey to a butcher npc, in return you get a harvester's blade.
I can confirm when 1 of them died, I looted a plucked turkey off of it.
I can also confirm that if you give the plucked turkey to a butcher npc, in return you get a harvester's blade.
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Hehe, cool.Ahahahahaha, now that's a turkey fight!
I can confirm when 1 of them died, I looted a plucked turkey off of it.
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I did smilar, turned em in for cleanup points and kept 2 of each for décorWill they drop a horn of plenty?
Chaps my tuckus! I just tossed all my snow and grass tiles, now they are stackable. In the same cleaning sweep, I tossed a bunch of horns in preference for the older Cornucopias. Story of my life.