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Farmyard

The Guild's training ground. Green hills, an old red barn, hay bales and an apple tree older than the Guild. The Farmyard has the friendliest eggs in the world, and it's every Keeper's first kingdom: the Hatchery Guild trains its new Keepers here, where the shells are kindest.

Farmyard from Perfect Crack, with its five Hatchery Babies
Placesthe Old Red Barn, Clover Hill, the Apple Orchard and Duckweed Pond.
Its eggsHonest and steady. Farmyard eggs are where every Keeper learns to hear the heartbeat, keep their form and land their first PERFECT CRACK. The Ostrich lays the biggest egg in the Farmyard, and she knows it.
Who lives hereFive species, each with six babies, plus one hidden creature: 31 Hatchery Babies in all. Once freed, they live in your Farmyard habitat for good.

The Farmyard species

In the game's stage, the eggs come in this order. The fifth is the boss egg, with a shell that takes five cracks.

The hidden creature

Farmhands say something lives behind the Old Red Barn, but only a Keeper with a perfect stage has ever seen it. It arrives in a mystery egg: purple with gold spots, the Guild's sign for “something nobody has seen in an age”.

The clue: Win all 15 stars in the Farmyard.

Doris, the Dodo✓

Doris

Dodo · Secret · One of the Hidden Five

Friendly

Favourite activity: Telling everyone she's not extinct

Doris is the dodo the rest of the world gave up on, and she'd like everyone to know she's perfectly fine, thank you. For years there were whispers of a dodo behind the Old Red Barn, but her mystery egg would only appear for a Keeper with a perfect stage. Now she tells every baby and every passing cloud: 'Not extinct here!'

“One of the Hidden Five. I'd heard the rumours for years. Thank you for proving them true.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: Doris remembers the last Hardening, and she has promised to tell the whole story to a Grand Master.

Did you know? The real dodo lived only on the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, and the last confirmed sighting was in the 1600s.