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Modèle:Infobox Building Some Creatures are so wild and erratic by nature that they would go insane should they be summoned in the Xhodotorian Cocoon, and so they have to be raised from birth. If you conjure your Breeding Pit higher there will be more space for a larger horde. This means that more creatures can be summoned each cycle (normally one hour, four hours for Dragon Eggs).

Production space

The Breeding Pit provides production space depending on its level. Different kinds of creatures are going to fill out smaller or bigger parts of this space depending on their specific kind and needs. This way the pit's level determines how many creatures can be summoned simultaneously (in one hour).

Exception

Calculating the number of Dragon Eggs per cycle (four hours) is not possible as the amount of space they take up seems to vary with each pit level.

Available space

The production space of the Breeding Pit is calculated with the following formula:

Production space = 15 * level^1.2

Necessary space

Example

A Breeding Pit level 40 can summon per hour:

etc.

Conjuring costs

These formulas are only suppositions!

Conjuring costs Herb Essences	=	58	* level2
Conjuring costs Crystal Splinters	=	22	* level2
Conjuring costs Mana	=	186,55	* level

(use common rounding method)

Experienced data: Modèle:Building Data