Ark: Survival Ascended - Where To Find Pyromane & How To Tame It

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Taming creatures to become mounts is a core gameplay feature of , but the Pyromane is one of the hardest beasts to find and befriend. This flaming panther constantly burns, making them interact in unique ways with the environment. Various abilities of the Pyromane can make it a great companion to have for battles against other dangerous animals within the world.

Unfortunately, recent updates to have introduced microtransactions to include new creatures like the Pyromane into the game. The Pyromane is a premium creature that can only be added to your world when you spend $5 inside the game's Store to purchase the animal. Once some money has been spent, you can discover the fiery cat at specific locations on your map.

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All Pyromanes spawn on the Lava/Volcano Island, one of the landmarks on the northern edge of your map. This location has nonstop, scorching heat to the point where it harms your character if you do not have the right gear in. Some initial items, such as the Cloth Armor you start the game with, have great heat protection to help you explore this area to find at least one Pyromane.

Keep in mind that the Cloth Armor has very few defenses to protect your character from other hostile animals that roam the Volcano Island, including a Pyromane if it chooses to attack.

You'll have the best chance of coming across a Pyromane near the center of the island, where craters leading to lava can be seen more often. This new map from update has a few obelisks you can run into along your journey, which sometimes attract Pyromanes and make them easier to track down. Try to locate a red obelisk on Volcano Island for the most abundant spawn rates for Pyromane creatures.

The flames of a Pyromane make it one of the most difficult animals to tame, but you can make this creature friendlier if you find a way to put out the fire on its back.