Guild points

1. Each completed task adds its category's base points to its skill's guild; a task that stops being complete takes them back.
2. A skill's total points are the base points of every task it lists. A rank is reached at ceil(total × the rank's point percent) points.

Prayer XP

1. While any prayer is active, each of your hits that deals damage pays XP from Base experience, with that hit's damage and the summed base cost of the active prayers.

Hourly products

1. The product timer fires every 3,600,000 ms (1 h); Product interval does not set it.
2. On each fire, every animal whose hunger and safety are above 0 adds Products × happiness, doubled with Output Doubling Chance. Each item's total over all animals is rounded down.
3. Every animal then pays XP × happiness.

Happiness

1. Happiness = max(0, 0.3 × hunger + 0.3 × safety + 0.4 × satisfaction + Flat happiness), where safety counts as 1 from 0.75 up.
2. Satisfaction is 0.5 when hunger is at least 0.5, plus 0.4 when safety is at least 0.5, plus each treat eaten at its satisfaction, plus 0.04 for an animal that needs pets and has been petted, plus each pack bonus whose animal count the enclosure reaches.
3. The 0.3 illness penalty never applies in the demo: the 0.00025 illness roll is switched off.

Food, upkeep and repairs

1. Every Food consumption interval each animal eats its Eats, unless Food Preservation Chance spares the food. A fed animal's hunger becomes 1; an unfed one's falls by 0.1.
2. Every Maintenance interval each enclosure with animals loses 0.01 maintenance, unless Enclosure Maintenance Skip Chance skips it. Safety follows maintenance.
3. A repair restores maintenance to 1 for max(1, ceil(trunc(cost ÷ 1,000) × 100 × (1 − maintenance))) of each build cost.
4. Every 86,400,000 ms (24 h) each animal eats its treats, except treats the player turned off.

Life cycle and breeding

1. Animals age once a minute. An animal is a child for floor(Base variant interval ÷ 60,000) minutes, then grows into a variant drawn by weight among those whose requirements are met, and dies after floor(lifespan ÷ 60,000) minutes.
2. An animal that needs pets asks again 172,800,000 ms (48 h) after each pet; its first pet pays 10 XP.
3. Every 3,600,000 ms (1 h) each enclosure tries to breed its kinds in order. A kind with at least 2 animals and fewer than the enclosure limit gains a free animal with chance 0.0001 × its animals at happiness 0.75 or more × its average happiness. The first kind outside those counts ends the check.

Game messages

animal failed to consume Food. Have you run out?

At a feeding that Food Preservation Chance does not spare, the bank cannot pay the animal's Eats. Its hunger falls by 0.1.

Enclosure in land has dropped below 75% and requires a repair.

An enclosure's maintenance falls from 0.75 or more to below it. From then its animals' safety counts at its value instead of 1, which lowers their happiness.

animal has lived their best life and passed away.

An animal's lifespan runs out and it leaves the enclosure. With auto rebuy on for its kind, a new one is bought at once.

Failed to auto buy animal. Cannot afford.

An animal of a kind set to auto rebuy dies and its price cannot be paid.

animal has grown into an adult.

A child's growth time ends and it grows into one of its variants.

Your animal has had a baby!

An hourly breeding roll succeeds. The new animal costs nothing.

Your animal has fallen ill. Pls help them.

Never in the demo: illness is switched off, so no animal falls ill.

Warning! You have Animals in this Enclosure. These Animals will be removed if you replace the Enclosure. This cannot be undone.

Building a different enclosure on land that holds animals asks first. Replacing the enclosure removes its animals.

This animal grazes (does not consume items).

The details of an animal with no food. It never goes hungry.

• Sheep
• Cow
• Elk
• Caribou

This animal does not consume any Treats.

The details of an animal with no treats. No treat adds to its satisfaction.

• Mealworm
• Elk
• Green Dragon
• Blue Dragon
• Red Dragon
• Black Dragon
• Caribou
• Topaz Golem
• Sapphire Golem
• Ruby Golem
• Emerald Golem
• Diamond Golem
• Jadestone Golem

Child animals have reduced XP & production.

An animal's breakdown while it is a child. Every Child variant carries −50% XP and −50% product quantity until the animal grows.

Animals give XP when purchased.

Where you buy animals. Every animal added to an enclosure pays its XP once, a bred one included.

Happy Animals, happy farm. Calculated based on the three other stats. Skill XP & Produce is multiplied by the Animal's Happiness. Cannot go below 0%. Happiness = Hunger * 0.3 + Comfort * 0.3 + Satisfaction * 0.4 Note: Comfort is 1 if >= 75%

The tooltip of an enclosure's average Happiness. Its Comfort is each animal's safety, and Flat happiness adds to the sum.

Keep your animals fed every hour. Reduces by 10% every hour an animal is not fed :( Replenish to 100% when fed :D Some animals don't need food (Like Sheep or Cows). Your animal won't die at 0% Hunger, but my goodness it will be STARVING.

The tooltip of an enclosure's Hunger. Animals eat every Food consumption interval; at 0 hunger an animal produces nothing, though it does not die.

Equals the Maintenance value of this Enclosure. Repair the Enclosure to maintain this stat, simple. Has no effect on Happiness until it falls below 75%

The tooltip of an enclosure's Comfort, its animals' safety. It equals the enclosure's maintenance, which falls every Maintenance interval, and counts as 1 from 0.75 up.

Animals have needs & wants that provide Satisfaction. Maintain these, and you'll be rewarded with very happy animals. Hover over an animal to see their Satisfaction Checklist. Every animal of the same type has the same list.

The tooltip of an enclosure's Satisfaction: 0.5 with hunger of at least 0.5, 0.4 with safety of at least 0.5, each treat eaten, 0.04 for a petted animal that needs pets, and each pack bonus its count reaches.