Pet mutations are the roll layer on your pets: run one through the pet mutation machine and it comes out with one effect from a small pool, each at a published chance. The pool is compact, but the spread between the common conveniences and the rare payoffs is what keeps the machine fed.
Group
Pet Mutations
Charged
- Chance
- 46%
- Effect
- Pet Ability Cooldown: -5%
Sprout
- Chance
- 28%
- Effect
- Sprinkler Power: +7.5%
Rooted
- Chance
- 16%
- Effect
- Saw Yield: +10%
Royal
- Chance
- 7.5%
- Effect
- Pet Ability Boost: +15%
Astral
- Chance
- 2.4%
- Effect
- - Farm Earnings: +3% - Pet Ability Cooldown: -5%
Godly
- Chance
- 0.10%
- Effect
- - Pet Ability Boost: +25% - Farm Earnings: -5%
Playing the machine
The published chances make the machine an honest gamble: the common rolls land constantly, and the rare tail is priced in repeat attempts. Because a new roll replaces the old one, mutating a pet is a commitment; the question is always whether the current effect is worth protecting.
- Mutate your working pets, not your shelf; effects only matter on pets that are actually deployed.
- Cooldown and sprinkler effects favor active play, while earnings effects favor idle farms; match the roll you keep to how you play.
- Chasing the rare tier is a numbers game, so budget rolls in batches rather than one hopeful spin at a time.
FAQ
How do pet mutations work?
The pet mutation machine rolls one effect from the pool onto a pet at the published chances. Rolling again replaces the current mutation.
What is the rarest pet mutation?
The pool's chances are printed on each card; the smallest percentages mark the chase rolls that take repeat attempts to land.
Which mutation should I keep?
Whichever matches your playstyle: cooldown and sprinkler boosts reward active sessions, earnings boosts reward idle setups.
