Difference between revisions of "Hen"
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*15 kg [[corpse]]. | *15 kg [[corpse]]. | ||
| − | *Extremely weak, and will die (likely of fear) moments after initiating combat. | + | *Extremely weak, and will die (likely of fear) moments after initiating [[combat]]. |
| − | *Will only lay eggs on a level, natural (dirt, grass, crops) tile. Hens will not lay eggs on lawn | + | *Will only lay eggs on a [[level]], natural ([[Dirt tile|dirt]], [[Grass tile|grass]], [[farming|crops]]) [[tile]]. Hens will not lay eggs on [[lawn]]. |
| − | *Dies at | + | *Dies at [[Age#Creatures|aged]] stage unless [[Animal husbandry#Caring|cared for]]. |
| + | *Does [[Wurm Server Release Notes 2015#150608 Bugfixflash|not follow]] a [[rooster]] automatically anymore. | ||
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Description
A fine hen proudly prods around here.
Hen is a farm animal that can be found in the wilderness. They can be lead with a rope without being tamed. Hens do not graze. You must feed them by hand or by dropping a pile of seed near them. When eating from a pile, they seem to eat roughly 10 seeds per RL day. After they eat 2 seeds they will lay 1 egg every 3 hours.
Eggs can be used for cooking, eating, or hatching new chickens. To hatch eggs, lay one on a tile and allow it to decay. When it reaches 100 damage, there is a small chance that a chicken will emerge. Due to the low success rate of hatching (at least on Freedom), there is speculation that this function is perhaps bugged or is dependent on how dense the server animal population is.
Hen will be hunted down by carnivorous animals or mobs.
Notes
- 15 kg corpse.
- Extremely weak, and will die (likely of fear) moments after initiating combat.
- Will only lay eggs on a level, natural (dirt, grass, crops) tile. Hens will not lay eggs on lawn.
- Dies at aged stage unless cared for.
- Does not follow a rooster automatically anymore.
