- How do I get a Pet Egg?
- A progression Boss final hitter receives a 10% Egg chance. Every accepted non-final Clan Boss participant, and participants in older legacy World Boss encounters, receives a separate 2% chance when the Boss falls; the final hitter uses the stronger 10% base chance instead. Current Chest-mode public World Bosses have no direct Egg roll, but opening their Chests may award Eggs. The final hitter never receives both direct rolls. On success, the Egg receives a random species and rarity, and Global chat announces the owner and rarity.
- How many Pets can I keep?
- You begin with three shared Egg/Pet slots. On Pets, you may permanently purchase slot four for 1,000 Credits, slot five for 2,500 Credits and slot six for 5,000 Credits. Eggs, hatched Pets and Market-listed Pets in those slots all count. If an Egg drops while every purchased slot is occupied, it waits safely in Hatchery Overflow until a slot becomes available.
- How long does an Egg take to hatch?
- Feed the Egg to 100%, then press Incubate on Pets. Common Eggs take one minute; increasingly rare Eggs take longer, up to 24 hours for Divine before applicable incubation reductions. The timer continues while fed, including offline. Running out of food freezes the remaining time rather than losing the Egg. Feeding resumes it without granting progress for the hungry period.
- How do feeding and growth work?
- Food lasts up to 72 hours. Feed to full costs 10 Meat per missing hour, rounded up, with the exact price shown before confirmation. Newly hatched Pets begin as children, become adolescent after 24 fed hours and adult after another 24 fed hours. Food exhaustion pauses incubation, growth and Pet work; it never kills the Pet or removes earned levels. Existing hatched Pets remain adults. Growth stage affects the Pet’s own combat and work strength.
- What bonuses does a Pet provide?
- Expand Stats & bonuses on a Pet card, or focus its summary for a compact preview. Every Egg permanently rolls its bonus percentages; rarity controls their count and ranges, while species prioritizes signature stats. The old player Power bonus now gives that same percentage to all seven Core stats before Class conversion: Health, Power, Defence, Accuracy, Speed, Critical and Luck. Other individual stat bonuses remain separate. This does not change the Pet’s own combat Power or reroll existing Pets. Pet Level, Rebirth Power and Fusion Power strengthen the displayed bonuses. Every active Pet also improves Battle Skill breakthroughs.
- How does Pet Fusion work?
- Expand Pet Fusion on the same roster page, then choose a Primary Pet and a different available hatched donor. The preview shows the exact chance. Donor rarity and level affect the attempt. Success adds +5% Fusion Power to every Primary Pet effect, up to +50%, and raises its rarity by one when another rarity exists; the higher rarity may add another stat. The donor is consumed on every attempt. Divine Pets may still gain Fusion Power.
- How do I hatch and equip a Pet?
- Open Pets, feed the Egg to full and choose Incubate. Keep it fed until hatching finishes, then press Equip. Only one eligible, hatched, unlisted and unreserved Pet can be active. Equipping another replaces the active companion. A Pet assigned to work, breeding or another reservation must be available again before equipping.
- What bonuses do Pets give?
- The Pet card lists its exact player bonuses. A Core stats percentage replaces the former player Power percentage and affects all seven Core stats before Class conversion; other rolled stat bonuses remain separate. Existing rolls are preserved, and Pet Level, Rebirth Power and Fusion Power strengthen them. The Pet’s own combat stats are independent of these player bonuses.
- How do Pets gain levels?
- Your active personal Pet receives additional Pet XP equal to 10% of your awarded Battle Character XP; this ordinary gain does not reduce your XP. The Combat Log shows the award. Pet work, Expeditions and Rift Pet workout provide other training routes. Early levels are quicker and requirements rise sharply toward Level 100, with rarity multipliers from 1.00× Common to 6.50× Divine. A borrowed Clan Pet can also require a separately displayed Battle-XP donation, accepted before borrowing.
- Does my Pet attack in battles?
- An equipped eligible Pet has its own Health, Power, Defence, Accuracy, Speed and Critical values, separate from its percentage bonuses to your Character. Its level, rarity and growth stage affect those stats. The companion participates in supported PvE and PvP combat, with its contribution recorded in the Combat Log; it does not spend an extra Auto or let you bypass the shared combat cooldown.
- How do I choose what a Pet finds?
- Open Expedition on the Pet’s roster card, choose Ore, Wood, Meat, Herbs or Equipment search, then review Possible outcome before confirming Send Pet. The preview shows six completed, fed hours; you can recall sooner or later, up to 72 full hours. The Pet must be hatched, unequipped, unlisted, unprotected and unreserved, with at least one hour of food. Level, rarity and growth stage lock at departure. Food exhaustion freezes progress; feeding resumes it. Recall pays completed hours once, not partial hours. Equipment is a chance of one item, never a guaranteed find.
- Can I breed Pets with another player?
- Open Pets → Breeding. Publish an Adult Pet with your Egg-recipient and Gold terms, or search other offers by owner. Inspect both parents and the displayed rarity odds before sending a request; the other owner must accept. The Egg recipient pays the breeding fee and the agreed Gold to the other owner at acceptance. Both parents must still be available. Successful breeding creates one Egg, keeps both parents and starts a seven-day cooldown on each. Both parents’ rarity, training and rolled bonuses influence the offspring within its rarity limits. The Egg cannot exceed the better parent’s rarity.
- When is Pet Last Stand and what does the champion receive?
- Pet Last Stand opens registration at 12:00 on the Friday immediately before the month’s last Saturday. Registration closes Saturday at 11:00 and combat begins at 12:00, all in Europe/Copenhagen game time. Enter one eligible Pet per account. The champion reward is 10% of total Pet XP earned since its most recent Rebirth, locked at registration, not 10% of the next-level requirement. A Pet registered at Level 100 instead wins 2,000 Credits for its owner. Later Rebirth does not change an existing entry’s locked reward. Combat stats freeze when the event starts; battles run automatically without spending Character Health or Autos. Second and third places receive 5% and 2.5% of their own registration-locked XP, or 1,000 and 500 Credits if registered at Level 100. Semifinal losers fight for bronze. All eligible entrants also receive one random-rarity Chest. XP awards cannot raise a Pet beyond Level 100.
- How does Pet Rebirth work?
- At Level 100, an available hatched Pet may be reborn. Its level resets to 1, and both current and total earned Pet XP reset to zero. Previous lives do not count toward future Arena registrations; an already registered entry keeps its locked reward. Identity, rarity and permanent progression remain. Every Rebirth increases all Pet effects through diminishing Rebirth Power and rolls the exact displayed chance to gain one rarity. A failed rarity roll still grants Rebirth Power and improves the next rarity attempt through pity. Divine is the maximum rarity, but a Divine Pet may continue earning Rebirth Power.
- Can I sell a Pet or Egg?
- Yes. In Market → Sell Offers, choose Pet Eggs for an unhatched Egg or Pets for an unequipped hatched companion. Both stay reserved and occupy their existing roster slot while offered. The buyer needs a free Pet Roster slot. Buy Offers accept Pet Eggs only; a hatched Pet must be bought from its individual Sell Offer so its exact progress and bonuses can be reviewed.
- Can I rename a Pet?
- Yes. A fully hatched Pet that is not listed on the Market can receive a custom name and colour through Shop → Rename for 100 Credits. Its species, rarity, level, experience and bonuses remain unchanged.
- Can I remove a Pet?
- Use Set Free and accept the in-game confirmation. Listed Pets cannot be released until their Market listing is cancelled. Setting a Pet free is permanent and disables its bonus immediately.
- What are Pet Expeditions?
- Expeditions now use the former Pet jobs system inside each Pet’s roster card. Choose the resource or Equipment search yourself and see the possible outcome before sending. Keep the Pet fed and use Manage Expedition → Recall & collect to receive completed hours and Pet XP. New Expeditions do not award Gold, Eggs, Autos, Blueprints or Dungeon Keys. Previously launched Deep Frontier trips still return automatically with their original fixed duration and rewards; those commitments are not changed.
