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 production is accumulated 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 products are gold and silver eggs. They are in high demand in the game and are used for:
- Purchasing mines at the auction.
- Construction and development of a principality, including megalithic structures and amber dragon caves.
- Acquisition of hunting grounds in a principality.
- Purchase of securities of the alchemical laboratory.
- Making elixirs at the alchemical laboratory.
- Sales on the commodity exchange.
Notional 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 Ordinary, Red, and Royal breeds do so more often than Andreevsky, Alexandrovsky, and Nikolaevsky breeds.
Use of regular eggs:
- Food for clones in the refectory (source of stamina).
- Supplies for pleasure craft.
- An ingredient for some elixirs in the alchemical lab.
- Sale on the commodity exchange.
Black Pearl
Peacocks of the Ordinary, Red, and Royal breeds occasionally produce black pearls. These can be used for:
- Construction and repair of home security systems.
- Construction and repair of a settlement defense system.
- Construction and development of a settlement.
- Increasing a settlement development level.