Chicken Colors Mistria

Colors Different colors of chicken can be bred - see breeding guide for more information. Once you have bred a specific color once, you will then be able to purchase more chickens of that color at Hayden's Shop. Your chickens can also be sold at Hayden's Shop.

Their sale price depends on friendship level with the chicken, and its color rarity. Animals in Mistria can come in various colors -- up to a total of 15 for each animal. While these colors are purely aesthetic, they add extra charm to Fields of Mistria! What are Animal Colors in Fields of Mistria? First off, the whole point of breeding and cross-breeding animals in Fields of Mistria is to produce supplies you can sell in your farm, yes, but you.

Animals can be adopted (purchased) from Hayden's Shop. Adopting an animal from Hayden allows The Player to choose its species, its color, and whether it is male or female. The Player must also name the animal upon adoption, but can rename them at any time by approaching them and using the inspect key, or using the Animals Page in the Game Menu.

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COMPLETE Fields of Mistria Breeding Guide + Color Chart of ALL animals in the game. Learn how to breed all 6 animal tiers, including special tier 6 seasonal. about Chicken animal and its products in Fields of Mistria.

Learn how to unlock rare colors when breeding animals in the mystical world of Mistria. Master the art of animal breeding with these expert tips! I only just started breeding. What I've gotten so far: chickens -brownM + whiteF = yellow -brownM + spottedF = gray cows -blackM + brownF = chocolate Nice! I think my yellowM chicken was from a brownF + spottedM, opposite of what you did!

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