Animal Plot
A 9x9 pen with 10 spaces, and every animal takes a different share of it. A Chicken uses 2, a Sheep 5, a Cow the entire 10. That single line decides what your farm looks like far more than the 1750 Tria price does. Run the combinations and something neat falls out. Five chickens fill a plot and cost 3500 Tria at Hogan's 700 each. Two sheep fill it at 1750 apiece, also 3500. One cow fills it at 3500. Whatever you put in the pen, a full Animal Plot holds exactly 3500 Tria of livestock. The choice is not about value, it is about what you want coming out: eggs, wool, or milk. Chickens are the flexible option. Five of them at 400 experience each grow faster than one cow at 1200, and losing interest halfway leaves you with several small producers rather than one underfed animal. Cows are the opposite bet, everything committed to a single milk line. Hogan sells the plot alongside the animals that live in it. Buyback is 65 Tria, matching what he pays for a Sheep, so the pen is a permanent purchase in practice. Penned ground for your livestock, trampled and happy by the first dusk. Practically speaking the plot is where feeding happens, so Hay Bundle supply and pen capacity scale together. Filling a pen with five chickens means feeding five animals, and hay at 50 Tria a bundle from Hogan or Rendall adds up faster than the pen cost did. The Animal Plot itself produces nothing. It is infrastructure, the same way the Hoe at 350 Tria produces no crops. Buying it before you own an animal is 1750 Tria of empty fencing. Animal Plot carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Buy the pen and your first animal together, and size the purchase to your feed supply rather than your Tria. A half-empty plot with well-fed animals beats a full one where nothing reaches Lv. 2.
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A 9x9 pen with 10 spaces, and every animal takes a different share of it. A Chicken uses 2, a Sheep 5, a Cow the entire 10. That single line decides what your farm looks like far more than the 1750 Tria price does. Run the combinations and something neat falls out. Five chickens fill a plot and cost 3500 Tria at Hogan's 700 each. Two sheep fill it at 1750 apiece, also 3500. One cow fills it at 3500. Whatever you put in the pen, a full Animal Plot holds exactly 3500 Tria of livestock. The choice is not about value, it is about what you want coming out: eggs, wool, or milk. Chickens are the flexible option. Five of them at 400 experience each grow faster than one cow at 1200, and losing interest halfway leaves you with several small producers rather than one underfed animal. Cows are the opposite bet, everything committed to a single milk line. Hogan sells the plot alongside the animals that live in it. Buyback is 65 Tria, matching what he pays for a Sheep, so the pen is a permanent purchase in practice. Penned ground for your livestock, trampled and happy by the first dusk. Practically speaking the plot is where feeding happens, so Hay Bundle supply and pen capacity scale together. Filling a pen with five chickens means feeding five animals, and hay at 50 Tria a bundle from Hogan or Rendall adds up faster than the pen cost did. The Animal Plot itself produces nothing. It is infrastructure, the same way the Hoe at 350 Tria produces no crops. Buying it before you own an animal is 1750 Tria of empty fencing. Animal Plot carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Buy the pen and your first animal together, and size the purchase to your feed supply rather than your Tria. A half-empty plot with well-fed animals beats a full one where nothing reaches Lv. 2.
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This item belongs to: Decoration, Livestock.
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