Fairy tale characters #

In the land of clones, five fairy-tale characters live in the far corners: the Mumbling Head, Baba Yaga, Creaking Snag, Ghoul and Koschey. If you want to offer your help to them, you can do this on the “Fairy-Tale Characters” page (“Business” → “Fairy-Tale Characters”).

Friendship with fairy-tale characters #

Many residents of the land of clones, from the social status of “craftsman” and above, maintain friendly relations with fairy-tale characters. They give them resources and characteristics. These characters often amusingly deceive and tease overseas money-bag traders. The characters sometimes hide the gold they win from these merchants on the land of clones, burying the coins in the ground. Guards of houses and settlements regularly report treasures found. Also, for friendship with fairy-tale characters, your clones receive income in gold coins. The greater your contribution to friendship, the higher the rewards!

“Befriending a character” means giving him a certain amount of resources of a certain type. Fairy-tale characters, in turn, can offer their friends various magical artifacts.

The reserve of resources that you gave to the fairy-tale character can be used to participate in bidding at the auction for their proposals. If you win the auction, the character will ask you for help and in return give you a magical artifact. This artifact can be sold at the fair or used to gain additional special skills (as described below).

Offers from fairy-tale characters #

You should win it at the Fairy Tale Auction to receive an offer from a fairy-tale character. After winning the auction, you will receive an offer that will be displayed on a special page.

Table. Fairy-tale characters and elixirs

A fairy-tale character will be waiting for you within 48 hours. If you do not have time to obtain the elixir and give it to the character during this time, the offer will disappear.

Magic artifacts #

An artifact is a magical item that allows you to temporarily (or in some cases even permanently) increase the amount of your clone’s special skills of a certain type.

More special skills will allow your clone to receive more bonuses at government enterprises and apply for higher positions.

Win the right to an offer from a fairy-tale character and exchange a special elixir for a new magic artifact.

In addition, artifacts can be bought or sold at the fair from other players, both new and partially used.

General rules for wearing artifacts #

Artifacts can be used by clones with the social status “craftsman” or higher.

For almost every type of special skills, there are 4 artifacts intended for the corresponding areas of wear: headdress, brooch, cape, item.

Each clone can equip up to 4 artifacts at the same time, with one artifact for each area of wear. However, you cannot equip two artifacts belonging to the same wearable area at the same time.

Table. Artifacts that increase special skills

For the artifact to take effect, it must be put on the character. The artifact can be worn when working at a government enterprise that requires relevant skills.

When purchasing a new artifact, its initial durability is 31 days. The duration of the artifact is 30 days, and its durability is reduced only if it is worn by a clone. The artifact’s duration does not decrease if it is removed.

If the artifact is equipped on a character, then every 24 hours from the moment of equipping it will temporarily add special skills of a certain type to that already possessed by the clone. This happens according to a special rule, which is described below.

If a clone wearing artifacts continues to work at the corresponding enterprise, then each time the artifact is triggered, he can gain additional skills in the range from 100 to 500. The amount of additional skills is determined randomly and remains with the clone forever.

Table. The probability of obtaining additional skills for each artifact depending on the number of equipped artifacts for skills of the same type

Once an artifact is equipped on a character, it cannot be removed for 25 hours.

When a clone removes an artifact, all temporary knowledge gained thanks to the artifact is immediately subtracted from the clone’s total skills. The accumulated stock of skills is stored on the artifact itself. However, the skills that were permanently added to the clone remain with it. If you equip this artifact again, the temporary skills accumulated on it will immediately be added to the skills the clone actually has. These skills will then grow in accordance with the rules of the artifacts, as usual.

When the artifact’s durability drops to zero, it will disappear, and the temporary skills added thanks to it are subtracted from the clone’s total skills (with the exception of permanent ones). Please keep this feature in mind if you use artifacts to increase the level of special skills and advance a clone through the career ladder. In many companies and positions, there is a principle of dismissing employees if they have less skills than other applicants.

Attention! It is prohibited to manipulate artifacts in order to receive bonuses at state-owned enterprises without writing off the durability of the artifact at the scheduled time.

The principle of accruing skills from magical artifacts is as follows:

When the artifact is equipped on a character, each day it temporarily increases the level of special skills. This additional bonus increases every day in arithmetic progression. On the first day of wearing a clone artifact, his skills increase by +40, the next day by +80, on the third day by +120, and so on. The maximum additional bonus that can be received on the last day of wearing the artifact is +1,200 to special knowledge.

This principle of skills accrual helps the clone to temporarily increase his specialized skills every day and thus receive bonuses in state-owned enterprises.

Table. Skills accrual

Formula for calculating the total bonus for a specific day:

The following variables are used in the above formula:

The amount of skills that is temporarily added by an artifact is not taken into account in calculations where a certain limit of skills is required or where skills are consumed, for example, when increasing military rank.