I was on Test Center most of the night trying out different Special Abilities. I know that Bane Dragons and Ki-rins get these. For the purpose of testing many Ki-rins were used. Ki-rins have a natural ability called Force of Nature this ones a freebie. If the tamer is at 1/3rd their health it will cast lightning on the opponent while mounted.
One thing I`m not certain about is the Special Abilities mana cost. Test subjects were all spell casters.
Angry Fire- this despite the description is basically an extra fireball attack every few seconds. Pretty much hit fireball for pets.
Inferno- this is basically a flame strike with a slight fire resist debuff my observation it seem -3 to -8 off fire resist.
Conductive Blast- doesn't do any damage, however it seems to cut energy resist in half. Greater Dragon had Energy Resist of 74 and cut it down to 34. Another one had Energy Resist of 59 and was reduced to 28.
Lightning Force- It basically cause a secondary damage with each attack that is energy based. Its very similar to immolate weapon from Spell Weaving. You see an extra 8 to 12 damage with each attack.
Raging Breath- Its essential a flame strike with a minor dot of damage added to it. There is the burst of damage from flame strike then you get about 3 ticks of minor damage like 3,2,3 over a few seconds.
Mana Drain- This is just like the Magery Spell. It will keep a single opponent out of mana. Your pet doesn't gain any mana back doing this.
Life Steal- causes energy damage and cause a heal overtime. This does heal a pet, but not a large amount. This would be useful with Hit Point regeneration of 20 and consume damage.
Tail Swipe- this is direct damage attack with a chance to cause paralyze and cause confusion. It can also cause the reduction of Intelligence (might be mana) and dexterity. Direct damage seemed to be around 35. One in every 9 or 10 hits it seems to cause confusion. You get the message *xxxxx is confused*.
I didn't test Grasping Claw, Searing Wounds, or Reflect Damage. Grasping Claw is an attack that does physical damage and debuffs your physical resist. Searing Wounds cause a reduction in the ability to be healed for a period of time. Reflect Damage should do what the name says,
One thing I`m not certain about is the Special Abilities mana cost. Test subjects were all spell casters.
Angry Fire- this despite the description is basically an extra fireball attack every few seconds. Pretty much hit fireball for pets.
Inferno- this is basically a flame strike with a slight fire resist debuff my observation it seem -3 to -8 off fire resist.
Conductive Blast- doesn't do any damage, however it seems to cut energy resist in half. Greater Dragon had Energy Resist of 74 and cut it down to 34. Another one had Energy Resist of 59 and was reduced to 28.
Lightning Force- It basically cause a secondary damage with each attack that is energy based. Its very similar to immolate weapon from Spell Weaving. You see an extra 8 to 12 damage with each attack.
Raging Breath- Its essential a flame strike with a minor dot of damage added to it. There is the burst of damage from flame strike then you get about 3 ticks of minor damage like 3,2,3 over a few seconds.
Mana Drain- This is just like the Magery Spell. It will keep a single opponent out of mana. Your pet doesn't gain any mana back doing this.
Life Steal- causes energy damage and cause a heal overtime. This does heal a pet, but not a large amount. This would be useful with Hit Point regeneration of 20 and consume damage.
Tail Swipe- this is direct damage attack with a chance to cause paralyze and cause confusion. It can also cause the reduction of Intelligence (might be mana) and dexterity. Direct damage seemed to be around 35. One in every 9 or 10 hits it seems to cause confusion. You get the message *xxxxx is confused*.
I didn't test Grasping Claw, Searing Wounds, or Reflect Damage. Grasping Claw is an attack that does physical damage and debuffs your physical resist. Searing Wounds cause a reduction in the ability to be healed for a period of time. Reflect Damage should do what the name says,