Cock
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| Cock | |
|---|---|
| |
| Size (item)Item (inventory)size.<br><br>xitem & yitem.<br><br>xitem(only) also excepts 'unknown'.<br>yitem is ignore in that case. | 2 x 2 |
| Size (obj)Structure footprint in tile units.<br><br><i>Rounded-up from source.<br>Source: 0.181818 x 0.181818</i><br><br>xobst(only) also excepts 'unknown'.<br>yobst is ignore in that case. | 0.2 x 0.2 |
| Base-Quality | 10 |
| Hitpoints | 10 |
| Fleeing-Hitpoints | 10 |
| Creature-Products | Dead Chicken: Chicken Feather x3, Raw Chicken Meat, Entrails, Bone Material or Wishbone(Rarely) |
| Seasonality | (See this page for now) |
| Terrain This data is specified at the individual Terrain pages. | Blue Sod, Bounty Acre, Cloud Range, Dry Flat, Flower Meadow, Grass, Greens Ward, Hard Steppe, Heath, Highground, Lush Field, Moor, Ox Pasture, Red Plain, Wild Turf |
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Cocks are the male equivalent of Hens, and are required for producing fertilized Chicken Eggs.
How to Acquire
There are two possibilities:
- Wild flocks of Chicken may randomly spawn on Grassland, and Moor. Right-clicking a Cock will cause your character to chase it. Once caught, it will appear in your inventory.
- Build a Chicken Coop for breeding Chickens and Cocks. When a Chick is placed inside a Chicken Coop with sufficient fodder, it will turn into a Hen or Cock.
How to Use
- Animal Husbandry enables you to breed Chickens. A Chicken Coop, a Cock and a Hen are required to produce fertile Chicken Eggs, that will hatch into Chicks.
- A Cock can be slaughtered via the "Wring Its Neck" option which will convert it into a Dead Cock.
- If killed via combat, it will leave a Dead Cock as its corpse.
- Cocks require food, and if left in your inventory/storage will die, leaving a low quality Dead Cock. This will occur within 24 hours
Notes
- If you do not have a Chicken Coop or fodder, you can keep your chickens alive longer than 3 days by releasing them and catching them again.
Gallery
Game Development
- Chicken Run (2020-12-13)◎ >"Groups of chickens will now scatter and flee if they feel threatened, making them somewhat harder to massacre outright."