#Lazarus chowder how to

Footpaws can have some stuck in the river and its easy to tame them. Always a couple around herbi island, and always some on the southern shores.

I always find a huge amount in the south. I also live at hidden lake and ichtys are nowhere to be seen. If you have lots of mindwipes, pump points in oxygen, health, stam, and movement Consider making lazarus chowder (reduced oxygen usage) or taming a diplocalus (breathe from their mouth. No oxygen tank will make you have a bad day if you dive deep. I definitely recommend an angler though as you will get about 25-30 pearls by hand and potentially around 150 with an angler (more if you can grab a top stats angler). On the coastal area where the snow meets the hills, there are chunks of ice under which you will find pearls. Even easy cave (lost faith) has 3 to 4 loot crates every 30m or so and you can farm them on repeat though.īest place on Island for silica pearls is the north west side of the map. A basilo can easily clear the easy cave but hard will be. BUT you do have the easy and hard watercaves which are packed with lootcrates and I can't recommend them enough. Just go north and hit the black tipped rocks with an anky.

I wouldn't even dive for oil tbh it requires taming a dunky to be efficient and they're absolute ass. A decent basilo with a decent saddle can kill pretty much anything in the ocean. If it were me I would go : ichty (dolphin thingy, it's fast and you can shoot from its back), anglerfish (for pearls) and a basilosaurus. Bary is good, easily deals with most of the annoying water dinos but it's on the slower side and not great for deep dives. As I mentionned before diplocaulus can outrun most threats and gives oxygen but you can't shoot from its back which suuuuuuucks for water taming. They are a great mobility dino but their hitbox is a joke (super hard to hit anything) and they die in half a second. Ichty are mostly found in the ocean around red obelisk on Island, in my experience. I'd recommend making a couple of laz chowders overall because they don't lock you into using one specific tame. You can tame a diplocaulus or use a lazarus chowder however and still get fairly decent time underwater without drowning. If it bores you or it's not an option THEN : If you look at the edge of the ice shelves, a lot of them will spawn in silica pearlsĭo a note run or kills alphas to get scuba tbh then do swamp cave with a megatherium to rush lv100. Silica pearls can be found everywhere and looks like a shiny sparkly clam clam shell.you can actually find them in the snow biome super easy without haveing to swim. However if you talking about an actual water based tame, itchy is super easy to do with kibbles Barynox has a spin stun attack that is super useful. Sarco is stupid fast underwater but is easy enough to tame up on land. I would recommend a super high level itchy, a bayronox, and perhaps a sarco. Itchy's can be found relatively easily everywhere around the island, however its strongly recommended to use kibble to speed up the process. A basil is prolly not going to be a good idea as they move way too slow Ok, from top to bottom.It will heavily influence your tameing choices.since you will only be relying on how long you can hold your breath to dive any depth, your prolly going to be looking at itchy, manta, sharky, and such. where should I be able to find silica pearls and what do they look like? is there anything else I should be diving for besides oil and silica pearls? seems to me the ocean's usefulness stops there. first few water tames should be? I really have no clue what is considered easy or hard in the ocean I do not like going there, don't have to much equipment to use btw where should I look for ichthyosaurs? I am at hidden lake and I can't find many of them in the sea near there. I'm level 74, so no oxygen tank yet, how greatly will this impact me? Just saying not look for deep diving mainly just get to oil rocks and stuff

#Lazarus chowder how to

Hello all, just have a few questions about how to approach my first exploration of the ocean