Monster Taming

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Monster Taming is a key gameplay mechanic in Monster Crown that allows the player to befriend wild monsters using pacts and add them to their collection of monsters.

Basics of Taming

Wild Monsters can be tamed when in battle. To tame a monster, select "Offer" from the menu by using the up arrow. You will then be able to choose a pact from your inventory to tame the monster with.

You cannot tame other Tamer's monsters as you fight them. Also, you cannot tame an angered mother monster upon entering a battle with one when trying to pick up a wild egg.

Upon taming a monster, it will be added to your party, provided you have a slot available. If not, it will be added to the next available slot in your monster storage boxes.

Success Rates

Whether a monster will accept the pact you offer it is dependant on several variables. You are more likely to tame a monster if the monster's in your party have levels around, or, ideally, higher than the monster you are fighting. Weakening a monster so that it has low HP also makes it more likely to accept your pact.