How much does Kermond the Pet Monitor Lizard cost in AoE3?

110 food; 17 s to train (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).

What is the proto ID of Kermond the Pet Monitor Lizard?

ypPetKomodoDragon — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.

Pet · Discovery Age

Kermond the Pet Monitor Lizard

Kermond the Pet Monitor Lizard (proto ID ypPetKomodoDragon) is a pet unit in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309 from the Discovery Age: 95 hit points, melee 12 every 1.5 s (×2 vs Guardian), 10% melee resist. It costs 110 food and takes 17 s to train at the Sohei Archer. 2 civilizations have it.

Quick answers (3)

How much does Kermond the Pet Monitor Lizard cost in AoE3?: 110 food; 17 s to train (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).
Which civilizations have Kermond the Pet Monitor Lizard?: Chinese and Japanese.
What is the proto ID of Kermond the Pet Monitor Lizard?: ypPetKomodoDragon — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.

Hit points

Cost

110

Train time

17 s

Speed

A tame monitor lizard that is good against guardians.

Population: 0
Line of sight: 12
Melee resist: 10%
Build limit: 12
Available from: IDiscovery
XP when killed: 11
Game ID: ypPetKomodoDragon

In the game's words

How to use it

This predator is guarding a Treasure. In order to collect the Treasure, which may be resources, experience points, or even Settlers or soldiers, the predator or predators guarding it must be killed. Any unit can attack a Treasure guardian, but only Explorers, Settlers, Monks, and War Chiefs can collect the Treasure.

History

Scientific Name: Varanus komodoensis Approx. Size: 6-10 ft. long, 150-300 lb. Diet: Carrion, small mammals, reptiles and their eggs, birds, insects With a size dwarfed only by its enormous appetite, the Komodo Dragon is the world’s largest living lizard, inhabiting the Indonesian island of Komodo, and neighboring islands of the Lesser Sunda archipelago. It is a product of island gigantism, meaning it has grown to its immense proportions as a result of a lack of carnivores in its environment; its size makes the Komodo an apex predator - a predator that is not prey to any other animal in its ecosystem. The Komodo is one of the monitor lizards, among the oldest living lizards on Earth, descendents of the mosasaur, a marine lizard that lived roughly 136 million to 65 million years ago and reached lengths of up to 33 feet. The male Komodo Dragon is bigger than the female. Its skin color ranges from dark grey to a brick red, while a female features more of an olive green coloring, with patches of yellow dotting the throat. A Komodo Dragon’s tail is often as long as its body, and the lizard is able to stand up on its hind legs if it needs to catch prey that is out of reach. Using it its peculiar tongue, the Komodo detects both taste and smell, and can locate a dying animal from up to 6 miles away. This sense also proves advantageous when the lizard is moving through the dark. An eating machine, the Komodo Dragon feeds by tearing large chunks out of its prey, holding the body down with its forelegs and ripping into the flesh with its serrated teeth, which can often grow to one inch or longer. It has a loosely articulated jaw, flexible skull, and expandable stomach to make it easier to swallow large meals. The Komodo Dragon doesn’t need to worry about choking on its food, since a small tube under the tongue connects to the lungs, allowing the lizard to eat and breathe simultaneously. Recently there has been debate over whether or not the Komodo’s distinctive red saliva contains venom that weakens or even kill’s the lizard’s prey. Fifteen strains of virulent bacteria have already been isolated in the lizard’s saliva. This bacterium is known to cause sepsis of the bloodstream and weaken prey, causing dysfunction of the circulatory system.

From the game's History encyclopedia (Resources).