Peacock products#

Peacocks don’t have a precise egg-laying cycle. They can lay both common and precious eggs randomly and unpredictably. The likelihood of producing precious eggs should be considered as a relative indicator of the egg production of one breed compared to others.

Peacocks feed once a day, at their own discretion. All produce accumulates in perches and, at the beginning of the following day, is transferred to the inventory of the owner clone.

Precious eggs#

The peacocks’ most valuable produce is gold and silver eggs. They are in high demand in the game and are used for:

• Purchase of mines at auction.
• Construction and development of the principality, including megalithic structures and amber dragon caves.
• Acquisition of hunting grounds in the principality.
• Purchase of securities of the alchemical laboratory.
• Making elixirs in the alchemical laboratory.
• Sales on the commodity exchange.

Conditional value: 2.5 gold for a golden egg and 1.25 gold for a silver one.

Precious Eggs Fund#

The fund is formed by:

• 2% of the cost of equipment when purchased by hunters.
• 3% of the cost of weapons when purchased by hunters.
• 10% from sales of hunting tickets.
• 20% of the income from the sale of peacocks by the state farm.

Regular eggs#

Peacocks occasionally lay normal eggs. Birds of the Common, Red, and Royal breeds do so more often than St. Andrew’s, Alexander’s, and Nikolaev’s breeds.

Using regular eggs:

• Food for clones in the refectory (source of stamina).
• Equipment for pleasure craft.
• An ingredient for some elixirs in the alchemy lab.
• Sale on the commodity exchange.

Black Pearl#

Peacocks of the Common, Red, and Royal breeds occasionally produce black pearls. These can be used for:

• Construction and repair of home security systems.
• Construction and repair of the settlement’s defense system.
• Construction and development of the settlement.
• Increasing a settlement development level.