Hay Bundle
Dried grass baled up, and the livestock aren't picky. Hay Bundle is the basic feed, and it is the running cost behind every animal Hogan sells. A Chicken at 700 Tria, a Sheep at 1750 or a Cow at 3500 all sit at Lv. 1 doing very little until you start feeding them. Scarecrow Goblin drops it at 23.42%, which is close to one bundle per four kills. That rate changes the calculation completely compared to most gathering. Spice Herb comes off the same goblin at 2.08% and farming it deliberately is a slog. Hay at nearly a quarter of all kills is worth a dedicated run, and a decent session at the goblin camp covers your feed for days. Buying works too. Hogan and Rendall both sell Hay Bundle at 50 Tria, and Hogan carrying both the animals and their feed makes that trip efficient. Whether you buy or farm comes down to what your time is worth. Fifty Tria a bundle adds up when a cow is chewing through 1200 experience worth of growth. Sell price is 5 Tria, so hay you loot and do not need is barely worth the vendor trip. Keep it instead. Feed demand never really stops once you own animals. The mistake players make is buying livestock first and thinking about feed afterwards. A Sheep with no hay behind her never reaches the size where riding becomes possible, and 1750 Tria is sitting in a field producing wool at Lv. 1. Build a hay supply before the animal, not after. Hay Bundle carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. The practical approach: run Scarecrow Goblins for hay before buying your first animal, since a 23.42% drop rate means a stockpile builds quickly. Buy from Hogan or Rendall to cover gaps rather than as your main source. At 50 Tria a bundle, purchased feed will out-cost the animal itself over a long enough growth curve.
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Dried grass baled up, and the livestock aren't picky. Hay Bundle is the basic feed, and it is the running cost behind every animal Hogan sells. A Chicken at 700 Tria, a Sheep at 1750 or a Cow at 3500 all sit at Lv. 1 doing very little until you start feeding them. Scarecrow Goblin drops it at 23.42%, which is close to one bundle per four kills. That rate changes the calculation completely compared to most gathering. Spice Herb comes off the same goblin at 2.08% and farming it deliberately is a slog. Hay at nearly a quarter of all kills is worth a dedicated run, and a decent session at the goblin camp covers your feed for days. Buying works too. Hogan and Rendall both sell Hay Bundle at 50 Tria, and Hogan carrying both the animals and their feed makes that trip efficient. Whether you buy or farm comes down to what your time is worth. Fifty Tria a bundle adds up when a cow is chewing through 1200 experience worth of growth. Sell price is 5 Tria, so hay you loot and do not need is barely worth the vendor trip. Keep it instead. Feed demand never really stops once you own animals. The mistake players make is buying livestock first and thinking about feed afterwards. A Sheep with no hay behind her never reaches the size where riding becomes possible, and 1750 Tria is sitting in a field producing wool at Lv. 1. Build a hay supply before the animal, not after. Hay Bundle carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. The practical approach: run Scarecrow Goblins for hay before buying your first animal, since a 23.42% drop rate means a stockpile builds quickly. Buy from Hogan or Rendall to cover gaps rather than as your main source. At 50 Tria a bundle, purchased feed will out-cost the animal itself over a long enough growth curve.
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