
Pets & Perk Pets
Register companions with Tinglebot, train them into perk pets, and roll for loot in your village Town Hall.
At a Glance
The essentials in one place
Run /pet add in #community-board, match species and pet type in the Pet Helper, then train with /pet upgrade and roll in your village Town Hall.
Most pets need no mod approval. Dangerous exotics need staff sign-off first — see Registering a Pet. If unsure whether your companion needs approval, message Roots admin before registering.

/pet add in #community-boardCommunity Board
/pet add · upgrade · view · edit · treat · /item eggs
Village Town Hall
/pet roll only — match your OC's current village
One active pet per character — board extras on the Dashboard.
Pet Helper
Look up species, pet types, and valid combinations before you register
How to use the Pet Helper
Use this before /pet add to confirm your species and pet type are a valid pair. If the type asks for rolls your species cannot perform, Tinglebot will reject the combination.
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Pick your species
What animal is your pet? This sets which roll tables they can access (prey, forage, monsters, etc.).
- 2
Pick a pet type
The behavior archetype you choose in `/pet add` — Explorer, Guardian, Forager, and so on.
- 3
Check the match
A pet type only works if the species supports every roll that type requires. Both dropdowns must agree.
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Register in Discord
Use the same species and pet type when you run `/pet add` in `#community-board`.
Compatibility rule: every roll listed under a pet type must also be available to that species. Example — Guardian needs lgpetprey and petmon, so it works for Large Canine but not Small Canine (no large prey).
Pets vs mounts: Anything that exists as a mount species cannot be a pet — use the mount system instead. That includes horses, donkeys, ostriches, mountain goats, deer, bullbos, water buffalo, wolfos, dodongos, moose, bears, and stalhorses. Approval rules and examples: Registering a Pet.
Try an example
The animal category — matches the species dropdown in `/pet add`.
The behavior archetype — Explorer, Guardian, Forager, etc.
Select a species, a pet type, or both. You can also click an example above to pre-fill common combinations.
Species examples35 categories
Pick the species that best matches your companion. Mount species cannot be pets. Category and approval rules: Registering a Pet.
| Species | Examples |
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| Dog, Fox, Fennec fox, Coyote, Jackal, Corgi, Majora's Mask dog | |
| Hunting hound, BOTW dog | |
| Cat, Wildcat, Kitten, EoW cat | |
| Bobcat, Lynx, Canadian lynx, Wildcat, Ocelot, Jungle cat, Sand cat, Pallas's cat | |
| Rabbit, Hare, Desert rabbit, Snow rabbit | |
| Mouse, Squirrel, Rat, Hamster, Porcupine, Link's Awakening mouse | |
| Ferret, Weasel, Otter, Mink, Stoat | |
| Sheep, Lamb, Highland sheep | |
| Cow, Calf, Dairy cow | |
| Goat, Kid, Llama, White goat | |
| Pig, Piglet, Wind Waker pig | |
| Opossum, Sugar glider, Wallaby-style critter | |
| Raccoon, Skunk, Spotted genet, Civet, Link's Awakening raccoon | |
| Sparrow, Pigeon, Dove, Peacock, Common sparrow | |
| Vulture, Crow, Raven, Bat, Mountain crow | |
| Hawk, Owl, Eagle, Islander hawk | |
| Cucco, Penguin, Flightless fowl | |
| Hightail lizard, Gecko, Bearded dragon, Skink, Small snake | |
| Gecko, Tree lizard, Wall lizard | |
| Crocodile, Alligator, Komodo dragon | |
| Turtle, Tortoise, Snapper | |
| Frog, Salamander, Magma spume, Hot-footed frog | |
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| Lost Maiamai-style critter, Sloth, Exotic small animal, Unique small companion | |
| Lion, Tiger, Cougar, Leopard, Jaguar, Large exotic predator |
What do the roll commands mean?
petpreyPet hunts small gamelgpetpreyPet hunts larger game (large pets only)petforagePet forages for plants & misc.petmonPet hunts small monsters & forages for partspetchuPet Chuchu sheds jelliespetfirechuPet Chuchu sheds red jelliespeticechuPet Chuchu sheds white jelliespetelectricchuPet Chuchu sheds yellow jellies
Full species roll chart
| Species | Examples | petprey | lgpetprey | petforage | petmon | petchu | petfirechu | peticechu | petelectricchu |
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| Dog, Fox, Fennec fox, Coyote, Jackal, Corgi, Majora's Mask dog | |||||||||
| Hunting hound, BOTW dog | |||||||||
| Cat, Wildcat, Kitten, EoW cat | |||||||||
| Bobcat, Lynx, Canadian lynx, Wildcat, Ocelot, Jungle cat, Sand cat, Pallas's cat | |||||||||
| Rabbit, Hare, Desert rabbit, Snow rabbit | |||||||||
| Mouse, Squirrel, Rat, Hamster, Porcupine, Link's Awakening mouse | |||||||||
| Ferret, Weasel, Otter, Mink, Stoat | |||||||||
| Sheep, Lamb, Highland sheep | |||||||||
| Cow, Calf, Dairy cow | |||||||||
| Goat, Kid, Llama, White goat | |||||||||
| Pig, Piglet, Wind Waker pig | |||||||||
| Opossum, Sugar glider, Wallaby-style critter | |||||||||
| Raccoon, Skunk, Spotted genet, Civet, Link's Awakening raccoon | |||||||||
| Sparrow, Pigeon, Dove, Peacock, Common sparrow | |||||||||
| Vulture, Crow, Raven, Bat, Mountain crow | |||||||||
| Hawk, Owl, Eagle, Islander hawk | |||||||||
| Cucco, Penguin, Flightless fowl | |||||||||
| Hightail lizard, Gecko, Bearded dragon, Skink, Small snake | |||||||||
| Gecko, Tree lizard, Wall lizard | |||||||||
| Crocodile, Alligator, Komodo dragon | |||||||||
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| Lost Maiamai-style critter, Sloth, Exotic small animal, Unique small companion | |||||||||
| Lion, Tiger, Cougar, Leopard, Jaguar, Large exotic predator |
Full pet type chart
| Pet type | Required rolls |
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petprey, petforage, petchu, petfirechu, peticechu, petelectricchu | |
lgpetprey, petforage | |
petprey, petforage, petmon | |
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petprey, lgpetprey, petforage, petmon | |
petmon | |
petprey | |
petprey, lgpetprey | |
petprey, petforage | |
petforage, lgpetprey, petmon | |
petforage, petmon | |
petprey, lgpetprey, petmon | |
petprey, petmon |
Registering a Pet
Categories, approval rules, and confirmed examples
Use Normal for almost every real-world animal. Use Special for named Zelda creatures and catch-all slots (Small Special, Large Special) — all need mod approval except Chuchu when earned in-game.
Mod approval covers: (1) real-world animals that could seriously hurt or kill you — wolves, hyenas, big cats, crocodilians, monkeys, scorpions, and similar; (2) Any Small Special or Large Special catch-all species needs mod approval. (3) All named Zelda species in Special except Chuchu need mod approval — usually Roots events and quests. Everyday Normal companions (raccoons, foxes, owls, etc.) do not need approval.
After approval: wolves, wolfdogs & hyenas → Normal + Large Canine · lions, tigers, cougars, and similar large cats → Special + Large Special · crocodiles, alligators, komodo dragons, and similar → Normal + Large Reptile · monkeys, scorpions, sloths, and similar → Special + Small Special.
Untrained pets are flavor-only until upgraded — they won't roll for loot, but they can appear in RP, art, and lore.
- Check the tables below — everyday real-world animals register as Normal with no approval.
- Need approval? Dangerous exotics, Small Special or Large Special, or any Zelda Special species except Chuchu — message Roots admin before
/pet add. - Pick category, species, and pet type (use the Pet Helper to confirm compatibility).
No approval needed
- CoyoteNormal · Small Canine
- PeacockNormal · Foraging Bird
- OwlNormal · Predatory Bird
- BatNormal · Scavenging Bird
- LlamaNormal · Caprine (Goat)
- SkunkNormal · Mesopredator
- PorcupineNormal · Rodent
- Bearded dragonNormal · Small Reptile
- Spotted genetNormal · Mesopredator
Needs approval first
- MonkeySpecial · Small Special
- ScorpionSpecial · Small Special
- SlothSpecial · Small Special
- WolfNormal · Large Canine
- Wolfdog / wolf hybridNormal · Large Canine
- HyenaNormal · Large Canine
- LionSpecial · Large Special
- TigerSpecial · Large Special
- Cougar (mountain lion, puma)Special · Large Special
- LeopardSpecial · Large Special
- JaguarSpecial · Large Special
- CheetahSpecial · Large Special
- Snow leopardSpecial · Large Special
- CrocodileNormal · Large Reptile
- AlligatorNormal · Large Reptile
- Komodo dragonNormal · Large Reptile
- Other large exotic predatorSpecial · Large Special
- Other exotic companion (small)Special · Small Special
- Mounts are not petsAnything that exists as a mount species cannot be a pet — use the mount system instead. That includes horses, donkeys, ostriches, mountain goats, deer, bullbos, water buffalo, wolfos, dodongos, moose, bears, and stalhorses.
- Hunting hounds → Normal + Large Canine, no approval. Wolves & hyenas need approval.
- Small Special & Large Specialcatch-all slots; always need mod approval (sloths, monkeys, lions, etc.).
- Chuchu → Special, no mod approval when hatched or earned in-game — see Chuchus. All other Zelda Special species need approval.
- The Special dropdown is for named Zelda creatures and catch-all slots (Large/Small Special) — not everyday animals like raccoons, foxes, or possums.








If unsure whether your companion needs approval, message Roots admin before registering.
Perk Pets, Training & Rolling
Train with Tokens, then roll for loot in Town Hall
Perk pets roll for loot in your village Town Hall with /pet roll. Train a regular pet with /pet upgrade in #community-board — each level costs Tokens and must be bought one at a time (no skipping to Level 2 or 3).
Roll in the Town Hall that matches your OC's current village. Species and pet type together determine which loot tables appear — see the Pet Helper glossary.
/pet upgrade · /pet rollRolls Per Week
- Level 11 roll / week
- Level 22 rolls / week
- Level 33 rolls / week (maximum)
Training Costs
- Level 15,000 Tokens
- Level 210,000 Tokens
- Level 320,000 Tokens
- One active perk pet per character.
- Trained-from-scratch pets start at Level 0; event or egg pets often start at Level 1.
- Weekly pool resets Sunday at midnight; one roll per day (resets 8:00 AM EST).
- Happiness affects bonus loot per roll — see Happiness & Treats.
Board a stored pet before hatching an egg or adding a new companion — Stable Storage.
Happiness & Treats
Care for active pets, boost roll payouts, and keep boarding costs down
Happiness runs 0–100 and affects roll bonuses, board fees, and stablehand training. Active pets use /pet treat (+1/item) and /pet roll (+5). Active mounts use /mount treat (+1/item) and travel. Stored companions need stablehand care — owners can also treat pets and mounts directly.
Tiers & Roll Bonuses
- 80+ · Happy 💚4 items per roll (1 base + 3 bonus)
- 60–79 · Content 💙3 items per roll (1 base + 2 bonus)
- 40–59 · Restless 💛2 items per roll (1 base + 1 bonus)
- Below 40 · Unhappy 🩹1 item per roll (base only)
Check happiness on the dashboard (My Companions) or with /pet view.
Quick numbers
- New pets default to 20 happiness
- Level up adds +20 per level gained
- Treat: +1 per item · Roll: +5 per successful roll
- Inactivity decay: −1
/day after7+ idle days
Active vs Stored
- Active petshappiness lives on the pet document.
/pet treatand/pet rollraise it and refresh activity (pausing inactivity decay). - Active mountshappiness lives on the mount document.
/mount treatand travel raise it and refresh activity — see Mounts → Happiness & Treats. - Storing a pet copies current happiness into the stall slot; retrieving it restores that value to the active pet.
- Stored & for-sale petshappiness also lives on the stall slot.
/pet treatstill works and updates both the pet record and the slot. - Stored & for-sale mountssame stall-slot rules;
/mount treatupdates both the mount record and the slot. - Stablehands raise or lower stall happiness with
/stable care. Unassigned stalls decay faster (−5 vs −3 per missed care day).
/pet treat
Give your pet edible treats from your inventory in #community-board to boost happiness. Each treat consumed gives +1 happiness (capped at 100). There is no daily limit.
- characternameyour character (autocomplete)
- petnameyour pet (autocomplete; active, stored, or listed for sale)
- itema suitable treat from your inventory (autocomplete shows only valid items you hold)
- quantityoptional; how many to give (default 1)
- Bot confirms the character, pet, and inventory sync belong to you.
- Item must be on your pet species' treat list — not every forage or meat item qualifies.
- Items are removed from your inventory; happiness and activity timestamp update.
Each species has a fixed list of 8–10 treat items — see the treat list below. Discord autocomplete on item only shows valid treats you currently hold.
Why Happiness Matters
- More lootbonus items on
/pet rollat 40+ happiness - Cheaper boardingmonthly stall fees scale with average happiness; below 40 is a grace month (0 tokens); full 100 tokens/slot/month only at 60+
- Stablehand trainingstored companions below 40 happiness skip training that day; session progress is 1d20 roll only — rough rolls (1–5) use the daily slot and item but add +0 sessions (details)
- Loved 💖when a stablehand rolls 20 on
/stable care, every assigned companion gets +3 happiness for the day
When to Use Treats
- Your active pet is below 40 and you want bonus items on rolls
- You have spare forage, meat, or monster parts that match your pet species
- You want to push happiness toward 80+ for maximum roll payouts
- A stored pet's stall happiness is dropping and you want a boost before month-end billing
What Will Block You
- Pet or character not found / not yours
- Inventory not synced
- Item not valid for your pet's species
- Not enough items in inventory for the requested quantity
- Happiness already at 100 — treats are consumed but gain is 0
Each species accepts only its fixed treat items for /pet treat and stablehand training gifts. Discord autocomplete on item only shows valid treats you currently hold.
Valid treats for Small Canine8 items
Examples for this category: Dog, Fox, Fennec fox, Coyote, Jackal, Corgi, Majora's Mask dog
- Raw Meat
- Raw Bird Drumstick
- Raw Bird Thigh
- Bird Egg
- Hyrule Bass
- Acorn
- Chickaloo Tree Nut
- Apple
Full treat list by species
| Species | Examples | Treat items |
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| Amphibian | Frog, Salamander, Magma spume, Hot-footed frog | Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Warm Darner, Cold Darner, Electric Darner, Sunset Firefly, Deep Firefly, Sand Cicada, Smotherwing Butterfly |
| Bovine (Cow) | Cow, Calf, Dairy cow | Hyrule Herb, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hearty Radish, Hylian Rice, Tabantha Wheat, Apple, Wild berry, Stambulb, Fresh Milk |
| Caprine (Goat) | Goat, Kid, Llama, White goat | Apple, Wild berry, Fortified Pumpkin, Carrumpkin, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hearty Radish, Hylian Shroom, Acorn, Hyrule Herb |
| Chain Chomp | — | Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Gourmet Meat, Raw Bird Thigh, Raw Whole Bird, Monster Horn, Monster Claw, Bokoblin Fang, Moblin Fang, Lizalfos Talon |
| Choir Frog | — | Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Warm Darner, Cold Darner, Electric Darner, Sunset Firefly, Deep Firefly, Sand Cicada, Smotherwing Butterfly |
| Chuchu | — | Chuchu Jelly, Red Chuchu Jelly, Yellow Chuchu Jelly, White Chuchu Jelly, Chuchu Egg, Splash Fruit, Fire Fruit, Ice Fruit, Shock Fruit, Dazzlefruit |
| Climbing Reptile | Gecko, Tree lizard, Wall lizard | Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Warm Darner, Cold Darner, Electric Darner, Summerwing Butterfly, Winterwing Butterfly, Thunderwing Butterfly, Smotherwing Butterfly |
| Cucco | — | Hylian Rice, Tabantha Wheat, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Apple, Wild berry, Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Bird Egg |
| Electric Chuchu | — | Chuchu Jelly, Red Chuchu Jelly, Yellow Chuchu Jelly, White Chuchu Jelly, Chuchu Egg, Splash Fruit, Fire Fruit, Ice Fruit, Shock Fruit, Dazzlefruit |
| Fire Chuchu | — | Chuchu Jelly, Red Chuchu Jelly, Yellow Chuchu Jelly, White Chuchu Jelly, Chuchu Egg, Splash Fruit, Fire Fruit, Ice Fruit, Shock Fruit, Dazzlefruit |
| Flightless Bird | Cucco, Penguin, Flightless fowl | Hylian Rice, Tabantha Wheat, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Apple, Wild berry, Mighty Bananas, Fleet-Lotus Seeds, Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper |
| Foraging Bird | Sparrow, Pigeon, Dove, Peacock, Common sparrow | Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Hylian Rice, Tabantha Wheat, Apple, Wild berry, Palm Fruit, Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Courser Bee Honey |
| Ice Chuchu | — | Chuchu Jelly, Red Chuchu Jelly, Yellow Chuchu Jelly, White Chuchu Jelly, Chuchu Egg, Splash Fruit, Fire Fruit, Ice Fruit, Shock Fruit, Dazzlefruit |
| Keese | — | Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Warm Darner, Cold Darner, Electric Darner, Sunset Firefly, Deep Firefly, Sand Cicada, Summerwing Butterfly |
| Lagomorph (Rabbit) | Rabbit, Hare, Desert rabbit, Snow rabbit | Apple, Wild berry, Palm Fruit, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hyrule Herb, Hearty Radish, Stambulb |
| Large Canine | Hunting hound, BOTW dog | Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Gourmet Meat, Raw Bird Thigh, Raw Whole Bird, Hyrule Bass, Hearty Bass, Bird Egg |
| Large Feline | Bobcat, Lynx, Canadian lynx, Wildcat, Ocelot, Jungle cat, Sand cat, Pallas's cat | Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Gourmet Meat, Raw Bird Thigh, Raw Whole Bird, Hearty Salmon, Hyrule Bass, Armored Carp |
| Large Reptile | Crocodile, Alligator, Komodo dragon | Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Bird Thigh, Raw Whole Bird, Hyrule Bass, Hearty Bass, Armored Carp, Ironshell Crab, Razorclaw Crab, Bright-Eyed Crab |
| Large Special (none of the above) | Lion, Tiger, Cougar, Leopard, Jaguar, Large exotic predator | Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Gourmet Meat, Raw Bird Thigh, Raw Whole Bird, Hyrule Bass, Hearty Bass, Bird Egg, Monster Extract, Courser Bee Honey |
| Marsupial | Opossum, Sugar glider, Wallaby-style critter | Apple, Wild berry, Palm Fruit, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Hyrule Herb, Swift Carrot, Bird Egg, Restless Cricket, Courser Bee Honey |
| Mesopredator | Raccoon, Skunk, Spotted genet, Civet, Link's Awakening raccoon | Bird Egg, Raw Bird Drumstick, Hyrule Bass, Sneaky River Snail, Restless Cricket, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Apple, Wild berry |
| Moink | — | Apple, Wild berry, Fortified Pumpkin, Carrumpkin, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hearty Radish, Hylian Shroom, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut |
| Mustelid | Ferret, Weasel, Otter, Mink, Stoat | Bird Egg, Raw Bird Drumstick, Hyrule Bass, Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Hightail Lizard, Sneaky River Snail, Acorn |
| Ovine (Sheep) | Sheep, Lamb, Highland sheep | Hyrule Herb, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hearty Radish, Hylian Rice, Tabantha Wheat, Apple, Wild berry, Stambulb, Fresh Milk |
| Pol's Voice | — | Apple, Wild berry, Palm Fruit, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hyrule Herb, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper |
| Porcine (Pig) | Pig, Piglet, Wind Waker pig | Apple, Wild berry, Fortified Pumpkin, Carrumpkin, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hearty Radish, Hylian Shroom, Acorn, Hyrule Herb |
| Predatory Bird | Hawk, Owl, Eagle, Islander hawk | Raw Bird Drumstick, Raw Bird Thigh, Hyrule Bass, Sizzlefin Trout, Staminoka Bass, Restless Cricket, Hightail Lizard, Bird Egg |
| Pygmy Octorok | — | Hyrule Bass, Sizzlefin Trout, Staminoka Bass, Hearty Bass, Armored Carp, Mighty Carp, Ironshell Crab, Razorclaw Crab, Sneaky River Snail, Bright-Eyed Crab |
| Remlit | — | Raw Bird Drumstick, Raw Bird Thigh, Hyrule Bass, Sizzlefin Trout, Bird Egg, Fresh Milk, Apple, Wild berry, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut |
| Rodent | Mouse, Squirrel, Rat, Hamster, Porcupine, Link's Awakening mouse | Apple, Wild berry, Palm Fruit, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Swift Carrot, Endura Carrot, Hyrule Herb, Hearty Radish, Stambulb |
| Sand Seal | — | Hydromelon, Voltfruit, Palm Fruit, Splash Fruit, Apple, Wild berry, Hyrule Bass, Sizzlefin Trout, Staminoka Bass, Rock Salt |
| Scavenging Bird | Vulture, Crow, Raven, Bat, Mountain crow | Raw Meat, Raw Bird Drumstick, Raw Bird Thigh, Raw Prime Meat, Bird Egg, Hyrule Bass, Staminoka Bass, Sneaky River Snail, Gibdo Bone, Bokoblin Guts |
| Shell Reptile | Turtle, Tortoise, Snapper | Hyrule Herb, Kelp, Fleet-Lotus Seeds, Hydromelon, Splash Fruit, Apple, Wild berry, Sneaky River Snail, Hyrule Bass, Hearty Bass |
| Small Canine | Dog, Fox, Fennec fox, Coyote, Jackal, Corgi, Majora's Mask dog | Raw Meat, Raw Bird Drumstick, Raw Bird Thigh, Bird Egg, Hyrule Bass, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Apple |
| Small Feline | Cat, Wildcat, Kitten, EoW cat | Raw Bird Drumstick, Raw Bird Thigh, Hyrule Bass, Sizzlefin Trout, Staminoka Bass, Bird Egg, Raw Meat, Sneaky River Snail |
| Small Reptile | Hightail lizard, Gecko, Bearded dragon, Skink, Small snake | Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Warm Darner, Cold Darner, Electric Darner, Summerwing Butterfly, Winterwing Butterfly, Thunderwing Butterfly, Smotherwing Butterfly |
| Small Special (none of the above) | Lost Maiamai-style critter, Sloth, Exotic small animal, Unique small companion | Apple, Wild berry, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Hyrule Bass, Bird Egg, Courser Bee Honey, Fairy Dust |
| Walltula | — | Restless Cricket, Faron Grasshopper, Lanayru Ant, Warm Darner, Cold Darner, Electric Darner, Sunset Firefly, Deep Firefly, Sand Cicada, Summerwing Butterfly |
Common problems
Not a suitable treat for your pet
Use autocomplete on item. Treats must match your pet's species diet, not its perk type.
Rolls only give 1 item even though happiness looks okay
Bonus items start at 40+ happiness. Check /pet view — the meter shows your current tier.
Active pet happiness keeps dropping
Roll or treat at least once every 7 days. Inactivity decay is −1 happiness per day after that.
Stored pet happiness dropped overnight
No stablehand in your village ran /stable care yesterday. Ask a stablehand to care daily, or treat stored pets with /pet treat. Unassigned stalls decay faster (−5 vs −3).
Training ran but no session progress
Session progress comes from the stablehand's 1d20 roll only. A rough roll (1–5) uses the item and daily slot but adds +0 sessions. Stamina 4+ adds +1 to the roll, not +1 session — see Roll Tiers.
Treats work but training still skips
Training checks stall-slot happiness for stored companions. Keep it 40+ with stablehand care or treats.
Stable Storage
Board pets and mounts on the Dashboard to swap your active companion
Only one active pet per character. To /pet add a new companion or hatch an egg while you already have one active, store the current pet on the Dashboard first.
Storage lives on My Companions — choose your character, then Store an active pet or mount, or Retrieve a boarded one. Stored pets cannot use /pet roll until retrieved; happiness and treats still apply — see Happiness & Treats. Full stable rules: Stables.
- Open My Companions and pick the character who owns the pet.
- Click Store on your active pet (100 Tokens) — it moves to your home village stable and clears your active slot.
- Register or hatch in Discord with
/pet addor/item, or Retrieve (100 Tokens) a different stored pet to make it active again.
Token Costs
- Store (board)100 Tokens
- Retrieve (equip active)100 Tokens
- Monthly board fee100 Tokens per stall (scales with happiness)
Stall Slots
- Home village level 13 stalls
- Level 24 stalls
- Level 35 stalls
- List for sale from active or stored on the marketplace — no store/retrieve fee to list.
- Extra stalls unlock when your home village levels up; companions in locked stalls need that level before retrieve or sell.
- Store and retrieve actions post a notice to #community-board.
See Stables for stall slots, fees, village yards, and marketplace rules. Boarded companions and village stablehands: Village Stables.
Leaving, the Marketplace & Retirement
What happens to your pet or mount if you delete a character, leave the server, or list a companion for sale
Pets and mounts are tied to your character in Tinglebot. This section explains what happens to them when that tie breaks — and the same rules apply to mounts (see Mounts).
The stable marketplace is where players buy and sell companions they are not actively using. You can browse listings on the Dashboard at Village Stables, or list your own from My Companions. Stablehands can still care for listed companions in village yards. Full boarding rules: Stables.
- When a character is deleted or a member leaves the server, that character's active and stored pets and mounts are automatically posted on the stable marketplace for other players to purchase. They are not deleted with the character. This keeps companions available in the community — especially rare or hard-to-get mounts that might not appear again for a long time.
- Custom images are removed before listing. If you uploaded personal artwork for a pet or mount, that image is cleared when the companion enters the marketplace. Listings show the default species icon instead. The companion keeps its current name until a new owner changes it (mounts can re-register names on the Dashboard). After you buy a companion, you upload your own image — another player's art is never passed on without their permission.
- Permanent deletion is mod-only. There is no command for players to delete a pet or mount themselves. If a companion is very personal to you and you do not want it sent to the marketplace, contact the mod team before you delete the character or leave the server. Once another player has bought it, it stays with them. Mods are not required to honor every request — they may decline for rare, limited, event, or otherwise hard-to-replace companions so those stay in circulation.
- Unclaimed listings eventually retire. Companions that sit on the marketplace without a buyer for a long time are removed from sale and retire (they go live on a farm or ranch in-world — the record is kept, but nobody can buy them anymore). For most everyday companions, that happens after about six months continuously without a buyer. Rare, limited, and event companions may stay up for longer so they are not lost just because no one had a free stall at the time.
Listing a companion for sale yourself works the same way: it goes to the marketplace, custom images are cleared, and a new unclaimed period begins. See Stables → Marketplace for prices, villages, and buying rules.
Species & Pet Types
The two dropdowns in `/pet add` must agree
Species sets which roll tables your pet can access (Small Canine, Large Feline, Chuchu, etc.). Pet type is the behavior archetype (Explorer, Guardian, Forager, etc.) — every roll the type needs must exist on the species, or Tinglebot rejects the pair.
The Pet Helper has the full chart, roll glossary, and compatibility checker — use it before you register.
Chuchus
Monster pets from eggs, events, and jelly compression
Chuchu is the only Special Zelda species that skips mod approval when hatched or earned in-game — from eggs, events, or compressing 100 jelly of one type.
All other Special Zelda pets (Remlit, Keese, Cucco, Moink, etc.) need mod approval — they are usually Roots event or quest rewards.
Hatched Chuchus start at Level 1 with petchu only and a random name — rename anytime with /pet edit.
- Run
/itemin #community-board — Chuchu Egg ×1 to hatch, or 100 of one jelly type to compress into an egg. - Store your active pet first if you already have one.
- Jelly typesChuchu, Red, White, or Yellow Chuchu Jelly (exactly 100 of one type to compress).
- Elemental adaptationChuchus can match their region's element; first change needs an elemental item (coming to Tinglebot). No revert once elemental.
- Official village moveelemental Chuchus always take on the new region's element.





