Sheep
Raise her well and she may grow big enough to ride. That line is what separates Sheep from the rest of Hogan's livestock, because a mount is worth considerably more than the wool she produces along the way. She costs 1750 Tria and starts at Lv. 1 with an 800 point experience bar. Both figures sit neatly between the Chicken at 700 Tria with 400 experience and the Cow at 3500 with 1200. Growth comes from feed, so reaching the size where riding becomes possible is a question of how consistently you keep her fed rather than anything you do out in the world. Wool is the output while she is growing. It feeds crafting rather than cooking, which puts the sheep on a different track from the cow and her milk. Anyone working toward clothing or gear recipes has a use for a steady wool supply that ore and timber cannot cover. Hogan buys her back at 65 Tria. Selling a sheep is a 1685 Tria loss and wipes out whatever levels she has gained, so treat the purchase as final. The mount angle is what justifies the price for most players. Buying a mount outright is expensive, and growing one from 1750 Tria and a feed habit is the cheaper route if you are patient. It also means the sheep keeps paying while you wait, since the wool comes in during the whole growth period rather than at the end. What kills the plan is inconsistent feeding. A sheep left underfed sits at low level indefinitely, producing wool and nothing else, and you have spent 1750 Tria on a wool machine you could have skipped. Sort out feed supply before you buy her, not after. Sheep carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Worth buying ahead of the Cow if you craft rather than cook, and worth buying ahead of both if you want a mount and do not mind the wait. Start with the Chicken at 700 Tria if you are still testing whether livestock suits how you play.
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Raise her well and she may grow big enough to ride. That line is what separates Sheep from the rest of Hogan's livestock, because a mount is worth considerably more than the wool she produces along the way. She costs 1750 Tria and starts at Lv. 1 with an 800 point experience bar. Both figures sit neatly between the Chicken at 700 Tria with 400 experience and the Cow at 3500 with 1200. Growth comes from feed, so reaching the size where riding becomes possible is a question of how consistently you keep her fed rather than anything you do out in the world. Wool is the output while she is growing. It feeds crafting rather than cooking, which puts the sheep on a different track from the cow and her milk. Anyone working toward clothing or gear recipes has a use for a steady wool supply that ore and timber cannot cover. Hogan buys her back at 65 Tria. Selling a sheep is a 1685 Tria loss and wipes out whatever levels she has gained, so treat the purchase as final. The mount angle is what justifies the price for most players. Buying a mount outright is expensive, and growing one from 1750 Tria and a feed habit is the cheaper route if you are patient. It also means the sheep keeps paying while you wait, since the wool comes in during the whole growth period rather than at the end. What kills the plan is inconsistent feeding. A sheep left underfed sits at low level indefinitely, producing wool and nothing else, and you have spent 1750 Tria on a wool machine you could have skipped. Sort out feed supply before you buy her, not after. Sheep carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Worth buying ahead of the Cow if you craft rather than cook, and worth buying ahead of both if you want a mount and do not mind the wait. Start with the Chicken at 700 Tria if you are still testing whether livestock suits how you play.
Sheep 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, Mount, Livestock.
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