Prey Lists
Prey Lists for Hunting
On this page, you can view all possible prey lists for each Type of Ballator. The Prey is organized by Type and Level.
Reading the List
Some animals, such as the Wildebeest for example, will appear on the list as such: “Wildebeest (Blue or Black)”. This means that you may choose wether your horse hunts a Blue Wildebeest or a Black Wildebeest, picking one of the two different types of the Wildebeest. Each animal/plant will have a link to an article about animal/plant in question, including photos, so that you can have a basic idea of what the animal/plant looks like before/if you begin a Google search, since Google can be misleading! Please remember to specify exactly which animal you choose if you are choosing from various subspecies of the same animal.
Higher Level Ballators may hunt all prey in and leading up to their levels; for example, a Medial Ballator can hunt all the prey listed in Medial and Rookie.
When drawing your prey, you can draw it in any color that the animal is naturally found in, as well as any age (unless otherwise specified).
A ♦ indicates a special prey or plant item that can only be hunted by the selected type and gives a special item drop!
Please Note that the links below lead off-site! To open multiple links, hold CTRL and click the link to open a new tab!
Table of Contents
African Ballator

Medial
African Wild Dog
Common Quail
Hartebeest (Red, Lelwel, Swayne's, Western, Neumann's, Lichtenstein's, or Coke's)
Hyena (Striped, Spotted, Aardwolf, or Brown)
Sable Antelope
Warthog (Common or Desert)
Wildebeest (Blue or Black)
Zebra (Plains, Grant's, Grevy's, Maneless, Chapmans, Mountain)

Elitist
Aardvark
Cheetah
Honey Badger
Ostrich (Somali or Common)
Papaya
Serval
Star Fruit / Carambola
Pied Crow

Venator
Acacia
Baboon (Hamadryas, Guinea, Olive, or Yellow)
Cape Buffalo
Forest Buffalo
Giraffe Calf (Reticulated, Masai, or Northern)
Greater Kudu
African Lion
Mandrill
Arctic Ballator
Asiatic Ballator
Desert Ballator

Rookie
Americas
Cottontail
Huckleberries
Javelina/Peccary
Emerald Tree Boa
Africa
African Black Plum
Buck’s Horn Groundsel
Camel Calf (Dromedary or Bactrian)
Cape/African Hare
Dik Dik (Silver, Günther’s, Kirk’s, or Salt’s)
Domestic Najdi Sheep
Meerkat
Miracle Berry
Secretary Bird
Thompson’s Gazelle
Australia
Platypus
Australian Magpie
Blushwood Fruit
Bilby
All Above Regions
Dandelion

Medial
Americas
Whitetail Deer
Mule Deer
Marsh Deer
Wild Yam
Coyote
Feral Pig / Boar
Silver Fox
Africa
African Wild Dog
Common Quail
Hartebeest (Red, Lelwel, Swayne’s, Western, Neumann’s, Lichtenstein’s, or Coke’s)
Hyena (Striped, Spotted, Aardwolf, or Brown)
Sable Antelope
Warthog (Common or Desert)
Wildebeest (Blue or Black)
Zebra (Plains, Grant’s, Grevy’s, Maneless, Chapmans, Mountain)
Oryx (East African, Scimitar-Horned, Gemsbok, or Arabian)
Australia
Dingo
Wombat
Lilly Pilly
Paper Daisy

Elitist

Venator
Americas
American Bison
Grey Wolf
Black Bear
Grizzly Bear
Mountain lion
Blackberry
Chanterelle
Africa
Acacia
Baboon (Hamadryas, Guinea, Olive, or Yellow)
Cape Buffalo
Forest Buffalo
Giraffe Calf (Reticulated, Masai, or Northern)
Greater Kudu
African Lion
Mandrill
Addax
Australia
Emu
Brumby
Cassowary
Kangaroo (Red, Eastern, Westernor Antilopine)
White-Lipped snake
Forest Ballator
Lilliput Ballator

Medial
Africa
Meerkat
Dik Dik (Silver, Günther’s, Kirk’s, or Salt’s)
Common Quail
Asia
Small Indian Civet
Grey Francolin
White Button Mushroom
Americas
♦Hercules Beetle Larvae
Nine-Banded Armadillo
Javelina Piglet
All Above Regions
Lamb (any breed)
Goat Kid (any breed)
♦Ant Colony/Hill
♦Large Grub

Elitist
Mountain Ballator

Medial
Americas
Whitetail Deer
Mule Deer
Marsh Deer
Wild Yam
Coyote
Canada Goose
Golden Currant
Europe
Roe Deer
Pine Marten
Hazlenuts
Domestic Sheep (Any Breed)
Australia
Dingo
Wombat
Lilly Pilly
Paper Daisy
All Above Regions
Feral Pig / Boar
