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Blazehound was removed from RuneScape after Update:Soul Reaper - New Rewards - Legendary Pet Gorillas & Armour, but still exists in-game for those who had obtained it.
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Blazehound
Baby-blazehound
Icon
Blazehound adult icon
Release date 19 December 2012 (Update)
Removal date 23 January 2017 (Update)
Members No
Race Blazehound
Source Solomon's General Store
Interface Yes
Category Legendary
Skill
requirement
None
Quest
requirement
None
Food None
Growth time 900 minutes
Colour variations 16
Examine A puppy who cooks its food on the way to its mouth.
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Blazehound baby Solomon icon
Blazehound
Adolescent-blazehound
Icon
Blazehound adult icon
Release date 19 December 2012 (Update)
Removal date 23 January 2017 (Update)
Members No
Race Blazehound
Source Solomon's General Store
Interface Yes
Category Legendary
Skill
requirement
None
Quest
requirement
None
Food None
Growth time 1500 minutes
Colour variations 16
Examine Attach a dog collar at your own risk.
[view][talk]
Blazehound adolescent Solomon icon
Blazehound
Blazehound adult
Icon
Blazehound adult icon
Release date 19 December 2012 (Update)
Removal date 23 January 2017 (Update)
Members No
Race Blazehound
Source Solomon's General Store
Interface Yes
Category Legendary
Skill
requirement
None
Quest
requirement
None
Food None
Growth time 0 minutes
Colour variations 16
Examine Brings you the remains of the paper in the morning.
[view][talk]
Blazehound adult Solomon icon
Blazehound adult detail
Adult Blazehound (sitting)

Blazehounds are available from Solomon's General Store for 1083 RuneCoins. The blazehound was originally a sentinel in the Infernal Dimensions who guarded the Scorched Keep from any tormented souls[1].

A blazehound has three stages of growth. It will take approximately 15 hours to reach the adolescent stage and an additional 25 hours to reach the adult stage, though this can be sped up by interacting with the pet. Stages can be skipped by using a Growth Surge on the pet, e.g. baby to adolescent or adolescent to adult.

A blazehound does not need to be fed like a normal pet, although feeding it Tasty Treats will increase the rate at which it grows by 50%, and feeding it Jelly Treats will increase it by 100%.

Like all pets and summoning familiars, it cannot enter or use its abilities in certain areas.

Similar to Summoning Familiars, the blazehound has abilities. It has the ability to forage for random items, the ability to scavenge loot from slain enemies, and is periodically able to deposit an item to its owner's bank.

Abilities[]

Legendary pets have several unique abilities, described below. Pets in the baby stage can have one active ability, adolescent pets can have two, and adult pets can have three. Abilities can be switched out at any time unless that ability is on cooldown. Active abilites are switched via the pet interface by clicking on the "Abilities" button at the bottom right corner.

Life Saver, Slayer Finisher, Repair Item and Fertiliser are not available for Ironman accounts.

Ability Description
Forage ability icon Forage The pet can randomly forage items when they are summoned. This can also be triggered actively. The foraged item is always one of the following:
Banking ability icon Banking The pet is able to take an item to your bank; they can take one item every 10 minutes, and a stack of noted items are banked all at once. The pet's ability to bank does not work beyond level 1 Wilderness. If one just crosses the Wilderness wall (and the Wilderness level display does not actually appear; thus can be considered "Wilderness level 0") and does not walk north, then the pet's banking ability still can be used.
Scavenge ability icon Scavenge The pet is able to scavenge dropped items from the moment it is obtained. To access the scavenge feature, 'Interact' with the pet and select 'Convenience', then select 'Scavenge'. When scavenge is selected, a menu interface will appear; the pet will automatically collect charms, but is able to pick up other items too. You can make the pet scavenge: Gold, Runes & Talismans, Herbs & Seeds, Weapons, Armour, Metal Bars & Ore, Bones & Ashes, Raw & Cooked food and Miscellaneous.

The pet will only pick up one item from a slain enemy; if an enemy drops two or more items, the pet will only pick up one. The pet will not always pick up items after a kill. There is a chance that the item picked up by the pet will appear in your bank rather than being in your inventory. This ability has a cooldown of 10 seconds.

To deactivate scavenge, 'interact' with your pet, select 'convenience' and select 'Heel'.

Life Saver ability icon Life Saver Your pet will save you from death, as per a ring of life. This does not work in PvP areas and has a two-hour cooldown (logged-in time).
Slayer Finisher ability icon Slayer Finisher Your pet will automatically finish off Slayer monsters that usually require an item, saving you an inventory slot.
Item Repair ability icon Item Repair Once per hour, you can use a repairable degrading item on your pet to repair it immediately. This works – and costs – the same as using the POH armour stand.
Beast of Burden ability icon Beast of Burden Using a Beast of Burden familiar pouch on the pet allows it to act as a version of that familiar with 10,600 life points and the same time limit. Using multiple pouches on the pet lets you extend the time for up to two hours. Unlike most Beasts of Burden, legendary pets do not use Summoning points. This ability cannot be used in the Wilderness.
High Level Alchemy ability icon High Level Alchemy Once per 10 minutes, use an item on your pet to convert it to coins, as per the High Alchemy spell. This requires 55 Magic, but does not need runes and gives no experience.
Fertiliser ability icon Fertiliser Every hour (of logged in time), the pet can be interacted to spawn pet droppings. It can be picked up for six buckets of compost or supercompost if the player is on a member's world. It also has a 1 in 10,000 chance of spawning Mod Daze's homework or Mod Dolan's rubber duck.

Emotes[]

The Blazehound Puppy is able to do two emotes which both look similar - 'Can't Pet This' and 'Play dead'. As said earlier they can increase the growth rate of the puppy but repetitively doing them is useless as after two to four times it will stop giving you pet points. It is a lot more beneficial to do it with intervals, of, say, 10 minutes perhaps to gain the maximum pet points.

The Blazehound Adolescent has two new emotes - however, it does not retain its old ones. One of its emotes is 'Fetch' - where your player throws something behind the blazehound and it turns to get it. The other emote, 'Stop, Drop and Roll', makes your pet go still for a moment, then drop to the ground and finally roll onto its side. A few moments later it gets up.

Following the pattern, the Blazehound Adult has another two new emotes - although it is unable to perform its previous four. 'Dog-eat-Goblin' is one of its emotes - where a goblin appears and then the Blazehound Adult seems to turn it to black ash then eat the remains. The second emote is named 'Hot Dog' where the Ground around it cracks so you can see something that could be referred to as magma in the ground. Four tall, thin spurts of flame shoot out around the Blazehound from the ground. Neither of these two emotes give any pet points however - seeing as your pet is fully grown there is no reason for it to have pet points any more apart from the fact that you can tell how long someone has had a pet by checking their pet's pet points.

Blazehound puppy[]

Blazehound adolescent[]

Blazehound adult[]

Names[]

Blazehound concept art

Concept art

These are the possible names that can be given to the pets:

Available pet names
AbaddonAhrimanArcArezzoAsh
AzazelBakenekoBallistaBarneyBernard
BernieBlempBombardeBoneshiBoomer
BopBoxyBreachBrimstoneBroadside
BulwarkCaseyCasketteerCerberusCharlie
ChernobogChloeClaudeCocoaCombustio
CrispyCrushCyclopsDaisyDarklight
DeathbreathDiabolosDinoDirgeDraconis
DraculDragoDrakeDrifterDusty
EmberFangsFidoFifiFirebelly
FirestarterFlingFlopsyFluffyForge
ForrestFuryGrimalkinGrogHoppy
IgneousImmyJackJaneJet
KibblesKirinKitsuneKittyLeandros
LedLegsLeiLeonardLeonidas
LinusLionelLionoLoupLycia
MagmaMagnusMateyMoleyMr Punchy
Mr StampyMs PunchyMs StampyNemeaNibbles
NovaNukePandoraPatchPearl
PeggyPennyPepperPeterPhantom
PhoxPinyinPixiuPolyphemusPookie
PuffyRed FangRexReynardRiddle
RoastyRockyRuthSanguisSawbones
ShatterShinetailsSifuSilverlightSimurgh
SkelesaurSleepySnookumsSnowySparks
SparkySpeedySpotSquishyStan
SunderThirstyTiankongTiddlesTimmy
TinyTitusToastyTrampleTreasure Holder
TrebuchetWhitebearrrdWidgetWoobieXiongmao
ZheZhu

References[]

  1. ^ Mod Mike. "Skypouncer vs. Blazehound." 17 December 2012. General Forums.

Trivia[]

  • The blazehound's description is a reference to the practice of sending dogs to retrieve the morning paper for their owners.
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