| Blood Destrier | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Level | 19 |
| Species | Horse |
| Tamable | Yes |
| Familiar Rank | ★★ |
| Temperment | Hostile |
| Taming Points | 15 |
| Mount Type | Ground |
| Seal Effects |
Evasion Power 1 ~ 2 Health 25 ~ 41 |
| Talent Pts | 100 |
Description[]
Blood Destrier is a tamable Elite enemy that can be found within the Carleon Estate instance on all difficulties. One on Story, Two on Elite, and Two on Heroic, but you'll also find Black Wind. The player needs to possess a Destrier Mark in order to tame one.
Taken from Bestiary In-Game
Blood Destrier's location on the map
“This tragic creature was once the pride of Count Carleon, one of a stable of fine horses. The Khabimists left no soul untouched by their ruinous magic, no even the animals. Still loyal to its fallen master, this horse is now a grim steed for the vampires. To break their hold over it, a special mark is needed from Keadin, the stable master.”
- ― From the Carleon Manor Investigation
Strategy[]
Since there is a difference on how many and what all spawns in the Dour Stables area where this mount resides, there are different ways of going about taming one without potentially failing and having to obtain another mark. On Story it's pretty simple, as there is only one that spawns, so just be careful about how much HP you take off it before attempting to tame. On any Elite difficulty there are always two, one of either side of the room. Unless both of them are going to be tamed, it's a good idea to get rid of one, to safely tame the other without it potentially running into the other. On Heroic difficulty is when Black Wind also appears in the middle of the room beside the stable master Keadin. There will still be two Blood Destrier's, but now, since Black Wind requires a completely different mark to obtain, unless you have one, killing him off is best for now.
How to Tame[]
(Mounted picture: Blood Destrier)
In order to tame Blood Destrier, the player must obtain a Destrier Mark from Keadin the Stable Master. The mark is an uncommon drop, so players may not receive one on the first kill. But the higher the difficulty, the better the chances are of one dropping. Once the marks been obtained, it would be wise to lower the HP of the familiar to increase your chances of taming one successfully. Otherwise, you will need to obtain another mark to try again.
Mount Details[]
Stats[]
| Stat | Value(Base) |
|---|---|
| HP | 525 |
| Energy | 870 |
| Move Speed | 6.00 |
| Attack Speed | 2.00 |
| DPS | 31 |
| Physical Defense | 168 |
| Max Level | 30 |
Skills[]
| Ability Icon | Name | Unlocked Level | Type | Effect | Cast Type | Cooldown | Cost | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Dark Sprint | 1 | Familiar (Buff) | Increases Move Speed by 20.00% for 20 sec. | Instant | 30 sec. | 30 | Melee | Increases movement speed by 20% for 20 seconds. |
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Equine Endurance | 5 | Familiar (Passive) | Max EP inceased by 6.00%. | - | - | - | - | Increases stamina. |
Sealing Details[]
Seal stones are items that allow you to seal tamed familiars in order to either socket them into your gear for bonus stats or used to give talent points. When you seal this mount away with a seal stone in order to use it on equipment enhancing, you get these stats:
And when you use the sealing stone to get talent points you get: Talent Power:
5x sealed Blood Destrier are used in crafting a Demonus Mark.