How do you get all playable animals in wildcraft?
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How do you get all playable animals in wildcraft?
You can get them for free just by opening chest or you can pay gems for them. Of course depending on the rarity can differ how soon / your chance on getting them for free quickly since there are tons of items in game plus you get each animal duplicate 12 times each before you start getting acorns for it plus till you hit 12 on each animal its considered a new item to you, and get no reward from it in chest / acorns till you've completed 12 of 12 times getting that same animal rip. This also applies to Wolf ( even though its the free starter animal... Also Common rarity ) Fox ( Common rarity ) , Lynx ( Rare rarity ) , Bear ( Rare rarity ) , Lion ( Rare rarity ) , Cheetah ( Legendary rarity ) , Horse ( Legendary rarity ) , Bird/ Eagle ( Legendary rarity ) , Crocodile ( Legendary rarity ) , Tiger ( Legendary rarity ) Also the higher ranking the rarity the less percentage of you getting one the lower ones will more then likely appear first though you may get legendary before some common or rare ones. The percentage chance for the coin chest are Common items are 80% , Rare items are 13.11% , Legendary items are 5.2% , and Mystics are a 1.69% chance. Of course these percentages are divided between all in game items the percentage of getting a playable animal is 2.2% others go to skins, clothes, accessories, etcs plus elixirs, and pet stuff. As far as the playable transformation animals there are two ways you buy time for them with gems or you collect moonstones by hunting things that are level 50 or higher, and moonstones are a random drop they aren't guaranteed this applies to the Raccoon, Deer, Hippo, Giraffe, Gazelle, Hyena, Rhino, and Parrot each of these are ranked at legendary. Of course they can add new animals, and items over time like they have been so this may differ, and very in the future but I hope this helps you.
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