The third skeleton grew moss in the darkest rooms: the Plant Skeleton! Its Bone Dash drains the life of its victims, for itself and for its Tamer.

"Moss on the bones, a blade in the hand: it weeds out the raiders."

The Tamodex Page

A Plant tamon that takes a pet slot and can't be ridden. Here are its stats at each age:

	Age	Health	Attack	Speed
	Baby	200	6	250
	Adult	350	13	290
	Boss	700	26	330
	BMB, in the wild	1,700	39	310

The BMB are the giant skeletons of the dungeons: they don't grow in your team, but they leave babies when they die.

Plant Bone Dash

Press the skill and click where your skeleton must go: it vanishes, flies as a skull and slashes everything on its way, then lands and bites everything in front of it.

- While it flies, the skeleton takes no damage.
- Each enemy takes the slash and the bite once each.
- In a dungeon, a dash aimed through a wall or into a pit fails: the skeleton stays where it stood.
- The wild adults and BMB use it too... watch out when a skull flies at you!

It Drains Their Life

The skeleton heals itself by 100%, 125% or 150% of the damage it deals (Baby, Adult, Boss), and its Tamer gets the same heal when nearby.

It also regenerates twice as fast as the other skeletons, and starts 5 seconds sooner after a hit.

Strong and Weak Against

Its attacks deal double damage to Rock and Water tamons, and half damage to Plant, Poison, Insect, Fire and Dragon tamons. It takes double damage from Poison, Insect, Fire and Ice tamons, and only half damage from Water, Electric and Plant tamons.

Bring it against the Water Lich: double damage dealt, half damage taken! But stay away from the Fire Lich: double damage taken.

Where to Find It

The Plant Skeleton only lives in the dungeons: you won't find it in any biome of the map.
- The biggest ones are the BMB. They often sleep... and wake up as soon as a Tamer comes close!
- A BMB leaves 1 baby when it dies, sometimes 2 babies (1 time in 4).
- The Fairy Lich, the final boss of the dungeon, leaves 3 skeleton babies of random types.
- Its tames can also come out of the Darkness Chest and the Pet Chest of the Shop.

How to Tame It

Only a sleeping baby can be tamed, and skeletons are stubborn: the tame chance is 10% per try. A Wolf is 66%, a Dragon 8%.
- A wild baby sleeps for 25 to 50 seconds, then stays awake for 15 to 30 seconds.
- An Appletor increases your chances of taming.
- Each tame gives 100 score. A Wolf gives 15!
- The first tame pays 50 Golden Apples in Challenges, in the Tamodex.
- Tame it 50 times to unlock it as a starting pet, 100 times to bring it twice in your team, 150 times for three.

3 Skins

Each skin gives more armor. Reach the Overbreed required in the Tamodex, then unlock the skin with Golden Apples:

	Skin	Unlock	Price	Defense
	Skin 1	Overbreed 1	1,000	+2%
	Skin 2	Overbreed 10	2,000	+5%
	Skin 3	Overbreed 30	3,000	+10%

In the dungeons, the wild skeletons wear their armor too, and it protects them much more: a wild skeleton with the skin 1, 2 or 3 takes 20%, 40% or 60% less damage. Look at their helmets before you charge!

Tips

- The more it hits, the more it heals: aim its Bone Dash at a whole group.
- Its heal reaches its Tamer too: keep it close to you in a long fight.