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The '''Coop''' is a type of [[Carpenter's_Shop#Farm_Buildings | farm building]] purchasable and upgradable from [[Robin]] at the [[Carpenter's Shop]]. It takes three days to build, and two days to upgrade.
The '''Coop''' is a type of [[Carpenter's_Shop#Farm_Buildings | farm building]] purchasable and upgradable from [[Robin]] at the [[Carpenter's Shop]]. It takes three days to build, and two days to upgrade.


The coop can store [[chicken]]s, [[duck]]s, [[rabbit]]s, and [[dinosaur]]s.
The coop can house [[chicken]]s, [[duck]]s, [[rabbit]]s, and [[dinosaur]]s.


The total cost of a Deluxe Coop, built from scratch, is {{price|34000}}, {{name|Wood|1200|class=inline}} and {{name|Stone|450|class=inline}} (Or, if all wood and stone are bought from Robin, {{price|55000}}).
The total cost of a Deluxe Coop, built from scratch, is {{price|34000}}, {{name|Wood|1200|class=inline}} and {{name|Stone|450|class=inline}} (Or, if all wood and stone are bought from Robin, {{price|55000}}).

Revision as of 18:38, 14 April 2018

Coop Big Coop Deluxe Coop
Upgrades From N/A Coop Big Coop
Building Cost data-sort-value="4000">4,000g data-sort-value="10000">10,000g data-sort-value="20000">20,000g
Building Materials Wood (300) Stone (100) Wood (400) Stone (150) Wood (500) Stone (200)
Capacity 4 8 12
Animals Chicken Chicken Duck Dinosaur Chicken Duck Dinosaur Rabbit
Footprint 6x3
6x3
6x3
Features

The Coop is a type of farm building purchasable and upgradable from Robin at the Carpenter's Shop. It takes three days to build, and two days to upgrade.

The coop can house chickens, ducks, rabbits, and dinosaurs.

The total cost of a Deluxe Coop, built from scratch, is data-sort-value="34000">34,000g, Wood (1200) and Stone (450) (Or, if all wood and stone are bought from Robin, data-sort-value="55000">55,000g).

The Deluxe Coop features an Autofeed System; hay from your silos will be automatically distributed. (You can still let the animals feed on grass outside, and the hay will not be eaten.)

Coop Animals may be stuck outside at night if the coop doors are closed. The conditions for this are not clear (see the Barn Talk page). If an animal is stuck outside the coop at night, the next day his/her mood will be "grumpy." Animals stuck outside are also subject to Wild Animal Attacks.

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