Pets

Overview

Pets are Tamagotchi-style companions. You can own many, but only one is equipped at a time — the equipped pet is the one that decays, gains XP and explores in your place. Unequipping a pet freezes its needs where they were. Every player is given a Black Cat for free when they create their account.

Each pet has a rarity, a level, a prestige rank and an ordered list of bonus slots drawn from its species. Care for it, level it up, prestige it at the cap and it becomes a stronger explorer and a bigger passive boost to your gameplay.

R S SR SSR UR

Rarity runs from R to UR and is fixed when a pet is acquired.

Catching Wild Pets

New companions aren't only bought or crafted — you can catch them in the wild. As you play, a wild pet suited to your current region may appear, and you throw a capture orb to try to tame it on the spot.

• Capture orbs are craftable at the crafting table in three tiers — the higher the tier, the better the base catch chance and the lower the odds the pet flees.
• Your catch chance depends on the orb used and drops as the pet's level rises; a failed throw can make the pet flee and end the encounter.
• Cooking the Croquette féline dish in the kitchen grants a timed catch-rate buff that stacks on top of your orb's odds.
• A successful catch adds the pet to your collection at prestige 0, with a level rolled from the region's band — exactly the level shown when you caught it.

Capture orbs

Orb	Base catch	Flee reduction	Crafting level
Wooden Capture Ball	40%	—	1
Capture Ball	65%	−10%	10
Super Capture Ball	90%	−20%	14

Care & Needs

Only the equipped pet has three needs — hunger, thirst and happiness — that slowly decay from 100 toward 0. Top them back up with feed, water, play and walk. Each action restores a need and grants a little care XP; every action has its own short cooldown.

Leveling

Pets gain XP from two sources and level up along a cumulative curve, up to level 50 at prestige 0 (the cap rises with prestige).

• Care XP — every feed, water, play or walk grants a small amount of XP.
• Exploration XP — a bigger chunk each time your pet finishes an expedition.
• The level curve is cumulative and gets steeper as you climb: each level costs a little more XP than the one before it.
• Per-pet counters (feeds, waters, plays, walks, explorations, items found) are tracked and shown on the pet's profile.

Bonus Slots

Each pet holds an ordered list of bonus slots, each filled by one of nine bonus types across three groups. A bonus's value ramps linearly with level from level 1 up to the cap shown below (measured at prestige 0). Prestige raises those caps further.

Prestige

When a pet hits its level cap you can prestige it. Prestige resets the level but raises the ceiling, boosts bonus caps and XP gains. Reaching an even prestige unlocks a new bonus slot; reaching an odd prestige lets you swap one existing bonus for a fresh draw among three picks. The maximum is prestige 10.

Black Cat Quest

The village hosts a side quest built entirely around pets: Black Cat Mastery. It's a story thread that walks you step by step through caring for and progressing a pet, from the first pat all the way to prestige.

• Talk to the Black Cat in the village to start the quest.
• Feed, water, play with and walk your pet to clear each care step.
• Bring back a resource from a walk to complete the find step.
• Prestige your pet once it reaches its level cap, then return to the Black Cat.

Exploration

Your equipped pet explores in your place. When your exploration party sets out, each member sends their equipped pet rather than going themselves, and the pet's bonuses shape that member's share of the rewards.

• A pet can only be sent if it isn't starving — hunger and thirst must be at 20 or above.
• Loot quantity, rare-drop chance, exploration XP and resource variety bonuses all scale the rewards your pet brings home.
• While away, the pet's status flips from Idle to Exploring, and back to Idle when the expedition ends.
• The expedition itself always lasts a fixed 5 hours — pets no longer shorten it.

Commands

Run everything from the >pets text command or the /ebpets slash command. With no subcommand you get your pet list.