Toad q

[rozn]

Perhaps it's time to give toads q. Would help with enthroned toad q. Perhaps dependent on the q of the soil or 1/2 of the q of the soil. I know it porbably wont be added and its a small thing but hey. Discuss!

[MagicManICT]

Agree. How about rats, too? And dragonflies and ladybugs? Oh, and while we're at it, silk moths!

[Kurundo]

Or maybe you could be a toad rancher and raise the Q similar to chickens/silkmoths.

[MagicManICT]

Or maybe you could be a toad rancher and raise the Q similar to chickens/silkmoths.

I want rabbit hutches before anything like this.

[Kurundo]

Perhaps both could be implemented simultaneously, same with rats and pens for said rats. Not sure what you'd need better quality rats for but a friend of mine is in love with the things and has a birch basket full of them.

[GoodGirl]

What if all toads still start out as q10, but you can raise the quality by feeding them earthworms? Something like qFullToad = sqrt(qToad*qEarthworm), softcapped by Psyche. After 8 hours or so the toad gets hungry and can be fed again.

[PhaedrothSP]

I like to think having toad quality based off of the soil they spawn around is best, otherwise we end up having things where toads are Q100~ (just throwing numbers out.) and it kind of takes away from one of the Enthroned Toad's points, where its a craftable curio with materials that must be foraged.
The same can be said for rabbits in a sense, if you have domesticated rabbits, what's the point calling the Wild Wilderness Wurst what it is?
Rats I think we can care less about.

[Kaios]

Toads: Worms and ants
Rabbits: Carrots
Rats: Cheese

That and breeding similar to chicken coops and there is your quality raising system!!

[martenx]

Toads: Worms and ants
Rabbits: Carrots
Rats: Cheese

That and breeding similar to chicken coops and there is your quality raising system!!

I like it

[Patchouli_Knowledge]

Toads: Worms and ants
Rabbits: Carrots
Rats: Cheese

That and breeding similar to chicken coops and there is your quality raising system!!

Considering that cheese is much better than rat-on-a-stick, there isn't much incentive to raising the quality of a rat.