No. 001Moss
Mossit
A ball of moss that learned to walk. Rolls into thickets and comes out full of berries.
- Best at
- Foraging
- Leaves in its nest
- Moss tuft
v0.1Robinhood Chain
Walk in with somebody.
A meadow, a pond and a quarry, shared with whoever else is standing there. Your critters do the work while you talk. What they bring back sells for gold.
Six to meet
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Six crittersA meadowAnd other peopleForage · fish · digSix crittersA meadowAnd other peopleForage · fish · dig
The wardrobe
Five pieces and a name.
Both are permanent. There is no rename and no changing your face later, so the fitting room is the one screen worth slowing down on. Said here rather than after.
In the mirrorBeekeeper
1,728 combinations. It is unlikely you will meet your twin.
Start from one of the keepers on the board
Then change any layer
skinFair
eyesBlue
outfitSun
hairBlond
hatStraw
Take it through the doorThis mirror saves nothing.
The other five
They are out for a walk. They stop when they feel like it.
The six
Every critter is good at one thing.
Send one to the job it likes and it brings back half as much junk. Send it anywhere else and it still works — it just finds more boots.
No. 002Tide
Tidlet
A drop that refused to fall. Sits on the bank and talks the fish into the net.
- Best at
- Fishing
- Leaves in its nest
- Pearl
No. 003Ember
Wickit
A newt with a wick for a tail. Lights the quarry so the ore shows.
- Best at
- Digging
- Leaves in its nest
- Candle stub
No. 004Stone
Cobbl
A hedgehog made of gravel. Digs by rolling, which is faster than it looks.
- Best at
- Digging
- Leaves in its nest
- Flint
No. 005Spark
Buzzlet
A moth that hums with static. Hovers over the pond and stuns whatever rises.
- Best at
- Fishing
- Leaves in its nest
- Wing dust
No. 006Gale
Pufflin
Part puffin, part cloud. Shakes the high branches nobody else can reach.
- Best at
- Foraging
- Leaves in its nest
- Down feather
Two places to stand in
One you share. One nobody can follow you into.
The meadow46 × 36 tiles
Everyone lands at the meeting stone. The trader and the hatcher keep the huts to the north, the angler keeps the pond, the warden keeps the west gate.
- the thicket — foraging
- the pond — fishing
- the quarry — digging
Twelve spots, three critters each, from anybody. Wild critters wander the lawn; they are scenery.
Your den
Through the west gate: a house that is not open yet, a pond, and a row of nests.
Every critter leaves one keepsake in its nest a day. The notice board collects the whole row at once.
At the pond, right now
The loop
Send, wait, sell.
This is the part that is finished, and you can try it right here with the clock sped up. In the meadow a forage takes about two minutes — a thing you start, then go and talk to somebody.
- 1Pick a critter and send it to a spot. It walks there and works on its own.
- 2Most of what comes back is junk. That is normal, and the right critter at the right spot halves it.
- 3Sell to the trader. He pays gold up to a daily limit and takes the junk for nothing, which is the point.
Pick one
Mossit
Best at foraging · waiting
Nothing here is saved. The real bag, gold and clock are server-side.
One sentence signed. Nothing moves.
The door is a wallet signature, not a transaction. Nothing is spent and nothing leaves the wallet. Close the tab and you are signed out; your keeper, your critters and your bag are kept.
1111 eggs, later.
When the collection exists, one egg is the whole of what the door asks, and every hatched egg is one critter that follows you. Today a wallet is enough and every new keeper picks a starter. Said now so it surprises nobody later.
Everything the game does todayThe door is a signature, not a transaction. Nothing is spent and nothing leaves the wallet. Sign, pick your pieces, walk in.