Chicken
A hen that lays eggs and levels up. Chicken starts at Lv. 1 with an experience bar running to 400, which puts it in a different category from anything you plant. Crops finish and get harvested. Livestock grows, and with time and feed the chicken turns into something considerably larger than what you bought. Hogan sells it at 700 Tria. That is twice what the Hoe or the Pickaxe cost at 350 each, and the return is slower to arrive. A chicken does nothing on day one except stand there needing feed. Eggs are the immediate output. They feed straight into Cooking Station recipes, which is where the 700 Tria starts coming back, and the supply keeps running as long as the bird does. Unlike Wheat Seeds at 5 Tria a bag, there is no replanting and no season to work around. The chicken produces year-round. The experience bar is the part worth planning for. 400 points to the next level, gained through feed rather than combat, so progress depends on how consistently you keep the bird fed rather than how often you log in to harvest. Feed becomes a running cost, and skipping it stalls the growth you paid for. Buyback is 26 Tria. Selling a chicken back to Hogan is throwing away 674 Tria, and worse if the bird has levels on it. Where the chicken sits against farming: a Magic Berry Seeds bush at 50 Tria regrows every 20 minutes and 6 seconds and asks nothing of you between harvests. The chicken costs fourteen times as much and needs feeding. What it gives back is a product line crops cannot cover, since eggs and milk open recipes that vegetables alone will not. Chicken carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. The 700 Tria and a supply of feed are the whole commitment. Buy one once your plot funds itself and you have feed sorted. Buying a chicken with no feed lined up leaves you with an expensive Lv. 1 bird that never grows into anything.
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A hen that lays eggs and levels up. Chicken starts at Lv. 1 with an experience bar running to 400, which puts it in a different category from anything you plant. Crops finish and get harvested. Livestock grows, and with time and feed the chicken turns into something considerably larger than what you bought. Hogan sells it at 700 Tria. That is twice what the Hoe or the Pickaxe cost at 350 each, and the return is slower to arrive. A chicken does nothing on day one except stand there needing feed. Eggs are the immediate output. They feed straight into Cooking Station recipes, which is where the 700 Tria starts coming back, and the supply keeps running as long as the bird does. Unlike Wheat Seeds at 5 Tria a bag, there is no replanting and no season to work around. The chicken produces year-round. The experience bar is the part worth planning for. 400 points to the next level, gained through feed rather than combat, so progress depends on how consistently you keep the bird fed rather than how often you log in to harvest. Feed becomes a running cost, and skipping it stalls the growth you paid for. Buyback is 26 Tria. Selling a chicken back to Hogan is throwing away 674 Tria, and worse if the bird has levels on it. Where the chicken sits against farming: a Magic Berry Seeds bush at 50 Tria regrows every 20 minutes and 6 seconds and asks nothing of you between harvests. The chicken costs fourteen times as much and needs feeding. What it gives back is a product line crops cannot cover, since eggs and milk open recipes that vegetables alone will not. Chicken carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. The 700 Tria and a supply of feed are the whole commitment. Buy one once your plot funds itself and you have feed sorted. Buying a chicken with no feed lined up leaves you with an expensive Lv. 1 bird that never grows into anything.
Chicken is a tradeable item in The Portal. The current market value is 0 Tria. This item has unknown demand in the trading community.
This item belongs to: Creature, Livestock.
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