Coyote

Coyote

Museum

Information according to the in-game Museum. Inaccurate information will be marked.

Coyote is not an aggressive attacker, unless you get close to them^[sic].

Common Name

Coyote

Group

Mammals

Time Period

All eras

Diet

Carnivore

Temperament

Aggressive

Release Versions

1.0
March 23, 2018

Spawn Command

admincheat summon cw_Coyote_Character_BP_C
or
admincheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/Mods/CubeWorld/Blueprints/Animal/cw_animal_coyote/cw_Coyote_Character_BP.cw_Coyote_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 35

Domestication

Tameable

Rideable

Yes

Yes

Taming Method

Knockout

Preferred Kibble

Kibble (Compy Egg)

Preferred Food

Raw Thigh Meat

Equipment

No Saddle Needed

Rider Weaponry

Yes

Data

Magic

No

XP For Kill

6.109091 XP

Drops

• Fur
• Meat

Feces Size

Small

Drag Weight

100

Habitat

Grassland Center
Grassland Outer-Ring
Mountain Forest Outer-Ring

The Coyote is one of the creatures in Pixark.

Museum descriptions

Wild

The solitary Coyote is not that territorial. You will be safe as long as you keep away from them.

Tame

Coyotes are easy to tame. Its hunting and collection abilities make it a good partner for novice adventurers.

Appearance

A furred animal, slightly smaller than the direwolf. Has tiny red eyes, and usually a matte grey or black fur.

Behavior

Aggressive, but easy to kill with a weapon.

Drops

• Meat
• Fur

Stats

Basic Stats

Attribute	Amount at Level 1	Increase per point
		Wild	Domesticated1
Health	70	+2.59	+0.999%
Stamina	100	+10	+10%
Oxygen	150	+15	+10%
Food	300	+30	+10%
Weight	220	+4.4	+4%
Melee Damage	152	+0.75	+1.7%
Movement Speed	100%3	N/A	N/A
Torpidity	70	+0.7	N/A4

¹Percentages are based on the value of the stat the moment the creature was tamed (after taming effectiveness)
²The absolute Base damage for its primary attack is shown here instead of the percentage.
³Movement speed is always 100% and can not be leveled
⁴Torpidity increases every level on wild creatures, but can not be increased once they are tamed.

• For a comparison of the stats of all creatures, see Base creature statistics.
• For an explanation of exactly how the levelup calculation works, see Creature Stats Calculation.

Movement Speed

Movement Type	Base Speed	Sprinting		Stamina Used
		Wild	Domesticated
Walking	200	480	720	4
Swimming	150	N/A	N/A	N/A

• For a comparison of the speeds of all creatures, see Base creature speeds

Attacks

Bite	Button	Stamina Cost	Attack Range	Description
		5	200	The Coyote bites the target.
Attack Type		Damage
Melee		Impact	15

Basic Stats

Attribute	Amount at Level 1	Increase per point
		Wild
Health	300	+11.1
Stamina	250	+25
Oxygen	150	+15
Food	1200	+120
Weight	350	+7
Melee Damage	152	+0.75
Movement Speed	100%3	N/A
Torpidity	300	+3

¹Percentages are based on the value of the stat the moment the creature was tamed (after taming effectiveness)
²The absolute Base damage for its primary attack is shown here instead of the percentage.
³Movement speed is always 100% and can not be leveled
⁴Torpidity increases every level on wild creatures, but can not be increased once they are tamed.

• For a comparison of the stats of all creatures, see Base creature statistics.
• For an explanation of exactly how the levelup calculation works, see Creature Stats Calculation.

Movement Speed

Movement Type	Base Speed	Sprinting	Stamina Used
		Wild
Walking	200	480	?
Swimming	150	N/A

• For a comparison of the speeds of all creatures, see Base creature speeds

Attacks

Bite	Stamina Cost	Attack Range	Description
	5	200	The Coyote bites the target.
Attack Type	Damage
Melee	Impact	15

Taming

Can be knocked out with stick and sleepy arrows. If using sleepy arrows aim for body, as coyotes have very low health (1 or 2 sleepy arrows should be sufficient to knock it out) and will most likely die to headshots. When unconscious feed raw meat or prime.

Note: Non-magical Sleepy Arrows fired from a bow or crossbow deliver extra torpor over time for 5 seconds after impact. Only two instances of this effect can be in effect at once - a third arrow hit before the effect has fully resolved will result in potential torpor being wasted. For maximum efficiency, time your shots so that they land 5 seconds apart. The numbers given here are assuming you do so.

For passive tames, there is a long wait between the first and second feedings as the creature eats, after which it follows the feeding intervals listed. These feeding intervals are estimates - the actual interval will vary per-creature based on random chance.

Level 1		Time
Kibble (Compy Egg)	1	0:01:21
Raw Thigh Meat	2	0:00:54
Cooked Prime Meat	3	0:01:25
Cooked Prime Meat Jerky	3	0:01:25
Meat	4	0:01:21
Cooked Meat	8	0:01:47
Cooked Meat Jerky	8	0:01:47
KO: × 6; × 8; × 1; × 1; × 1

Level 30		Time
Kibble (Compy Egg)	1	0:01:21
Raw Thigh Meat	2	0:00:54
Cooked Prime Meat	3	0:01:25
Cooked Prime Meat Jerky	3	0:01:25
Meat	5	0:01:41
Cooked Meat	9	0:02:01
Cooked Meat Jerky	9	0:02:01
KO: × 8; × 11; × 1; × 1; × 1

Level 60		Time
Kibble (Compy Egg)	1	0:01:21
Raw Thigh Meat	2	0:00:54
Cooked Prime Meat	4	0:01:53
Cooked Prime Meat Jerky	4	0:01:53
Meat	6	0:02:01
Cooked Meat	11	0:02:27
Cooked Meat Jerky	11	0:02:27
KO: × 9; × 13; × 1; × 1; × 1

Level 90		Time
Kibble (Compy Egg)	1	0:01:21
Raw Thigh Meat	3	0:01:21
Cooked Prime Meat	5	0:02:21
Cooked Prime Meat Jerky	5	0:02:21
Meat	7	0:02:21
Cooked Meat	13	0:02:54
Cooked Meat Jerky	13	0:02:54
KO: × 11; × 15; × 2; × 1; × 1

Level 120		Time
Kibble (Compy Egg)	1	0:01:21
Raw Thigh Meat	3	0:01:21
Cooked Prime Meat	5	0:02:21
Cooked Prime Meat Jerky	5	0:02:21
Meat	8	0:02:41
Cooked Meat	15	0:03:21
Cooked Meat Jerky	15	0:03:21
KO: × 13; × 18; × 2; × 1; × 1