Errands

This article is currently a work in progress. Here's what's left to do:

• Additional information for mission groups
• Experience per errand
• Player strategies
• Information about dice
• Errand drops
• Information relating to stats
• Further details about combat scenarios
• Further details about roll scenarios

To start doing Errands you need a cat who is currently enrolled in a Guild. While you can join another you can also make your own. There is currently no limit to the amount of Guilds you can be in. After creating a guild you will be prompted to enroll a cat. Here you can choose a cats Class and see their stats.

Errands range from rank E to S9. The higher tier the harder the Errands will become. At the moment this just gives Lackeys more health, but this will get more complicated as Errands are updated.

Errands have 2 different types of activities. The first being a combat scenario. In this mode you will simply try and get the enemy cat, or lackey, to 0 health on a 2d grid using skills. The second is a roll scenario, winning this check gives you an item or two.

Errands will follow the pattern of combat, combat, roll, combat, roll. Between scenarios, health and stamina will not recharge. After completing an errand, your cat will gain exp. If your cat levels up, you will be prompted to distribute 4 additional stat points per level up across your cat's stats.

Mission Groups

Mission groups are unlocked as your cat levels up, the highest leveled cat in your team effects the mission groups unlocked. Each mission group has a minimum level to unlock, and a range of errand difficulties. Users may select a particular mission group, or set it to "Random". Selecting "Random" cycles through all unlocked groups. Be aware a selection only takes effect after the daily refresh, purchasing to refresh the list for 30, or after all current errands are cleared.

Below is a list of all the mission groups, their minimum level to unlock, and their highest and lowest errand difficultly. This table may be incomplete.

Mission Group	Minimum Level	Lowest Difficulty	Highest Difficulty
Rookie	1	E	D
Bronze	TBA	C	B
Silver	TBA	A	S1
Gold	~25	S2	S3
Diamond	45	S4	S5
Master	75	S6	S7
Guildmaster	90	S8	S9

Levels and Experience

EXP is earned after completing scenario 4 in an errand. Leveling a cat is, for the most part, linear. Every level requires an additional +206 experience from the previous level. The exception is levelling a cat from level 1 to level 2, which only takes 86 EXP. A total of 999,392 experience is needed to level a cat from 1 to 100.

Upon levelling up a cat is given +4 stats to assign. One stat may have up to 200 total points. Base and allocated stats are included in this total.

Level	EXP needed	Difference		Level	EXP needed	Difference
1	0	0		51	10094	206
2	86	86		52	10300	206
3	206	120		53	10506	206
4	412	206		54	10712	206
5	618	206		55	10918	206
6	824	206		56	11124	206
7	1030	206		57	11330	206
8	1236	206		58	11536	206
9	1442	206		59	11742	206
10	1648	206		60	11948	206
11	1854	206		61	12154	206
12	2060	206		62	12360	206
13	2266	206		63	12566	206
14	2472	206		64	12772	206
15	2678	206		65	12978	206
16	2884	206		66	13184	206
17	3090	206		67	13390	206
18	3296	206		68	13596	206
19	3502	206		69	13802	206
20	3708	206		70	14008	206
21	3914	206		71	14214	206
22	4120	206		72	14420	206
23	4326	206		73	14626	206
24	4532	206		74	14832	206
25	4738	206		75	15038	206
26	4944	206		76	15244	206
27	5150	206		77	15450	206
28	5356	206		78	15656	206
29	5562	206		79	15862	206
30	5768	206		80	16068	206
31	5974	206		81	16274	206
32	6180	206		82	16480	206
33	6386	206		83	16686	206
34	6592	206		84	16892	206
35	6798	206		85	17098	206
36	7004	206		86	17304	206
37	7210	206		87	17510	206
38	7416	206		88	17716	206
39	7622	206		89	17922	206
40	7828	206		90	18128	206
41	8034	206		91	18334	206
42	8240	206		92	18540	206
43	8446	206		93	18746	206
44	8652	206		94	18952	206
45	8858	206		95	19158	206
46	9064	206		96	19364	206
47	9270	206		97	19570	206
48	9476	206		98	19776	206
49	9682	206		99	19982	206
50	9888	206		100	20188	206

Stats

Stats influences prowess in combat scenarios and success rates for certain roll checks.

• Stamina: Used for stamina, all actions either spend or restore stamina. Movement does not spend stamina.
• Strength: Used for melee damage in combat, and strength rolls outside of combat.
• Sense: Used in range damage in combat, and sense rolls outside of combat.
• Smarts: Used for healing, and smarts rolls outside of combat.
• Speed: Used for dodging and movement. By default, your cat can move 4 steps in all directions. For every 20 speed points, your cat may move 2 additional steps in all directions.
• Savvy: Used stat-changes in combat, and savvy rolls outside of combat.
• Sorcery: Used for magical moves in combat, and sorcery rolls outside of combat.

EXP Earned

Insert information on EXP earned from errands.

Rewards

Information about potential rewards. This may honestly need to be a sub-page.

Roll Scenarios

Choose between two stats to roll. If you pass you get a reward.

Scenarios

Description	Stat 1	Stat 2
"you arrive at an ancient ruin filled with mysterious inscriptions and hidden mechanisms. to continue, you must decipher the writings and solve the puzzles. the stone walls are covered in intricate carvings and cryptic symbols, each more puzzling than the last. the air is thick with the scent of old stone and dust. every step echoes through the empty halls, intensifying the eerie taste of mystery. the puzzles require a sharp mind and keen observation to decipher. some mechanisms might need to be triggered in a specific order, while others demand a thorough understanding of the inscriptions. a smart cat is in order!"	Smarts	Savvy
"you arrive at a dense forest, surrounded on all sides by thick foliage. to continue your journey, you must navigate through it. the oppressive underbrush and uneven terrain pose a significant challenge. the air is humid, and the ground is covered in roots and fallen branches, making each step a struggle. the forest is alive with sounds, from rustling leaves to distant animal calls. as you heave forward, you feel the strain of your efforts. your muscles start to ache, and every breath feels heavy. the dense foliage blocks out most of the sunlight, adding to the sense of isolation."	Stamina	Speed
"you arrive at a cliff face that you must climb. the rocks are jagged and uneven, posing a significant challenge for any climber. the wind picks up, adding another heap of strain. you wheeze and tense as you scramble upwards, one painful claw-hold at a time. the top of the cliff seems far away, but determination gushes through your veins. each gasping grip on the rock intensifies your focus."	Strength	Stamina

Combat Scenarios

Combat scenarios are played out on a 20x20 grid where cats can move and act. Some tiles have special effects ranging from limiting movement, damaging a cat, or adding an additional green die to their next stat roll.

Currently only one lackey cat appears on the map, the scenario is completed when the lackey is defeated. Your cat and the lackey will take turns moving and acting. Your cat takes the first turn. A lackey's health increases the higher the errand difficulty is.

An action log is present to view past actions. Exact damage taken, moves stepped, added buffs, restored stamina, and health restored is detailed.

Tiles

Tile	Effect	Image
Stat Tiles	Stat tiles appear as a grass patch on the map. Stepping on this will give your cat one additional green die on their next roll.
Damage Tiles	Damage tiles appear as thorns on the map. Stepping on this will instantly damage your cat by 5% of their max hp.
Obstacles	Obstacles appear as stones on the map. Attempting to move onto this tile will give you an error message: "Your move is blocked by an obstacle!"

Skills

Cats have a handful of skills that will be useful during Combat Scenarios. The effect of each action depends on a dice roll. The number of die a character rolls depends on their stats.

Attack

This action is known as Strike for Warriors and Longbow for Rangers.

Your cat deals damage to others within a specific radius, with Warriors being able to attack in a 1 step radius around them, and Rangers being able to attack in a 3-5 (inclusive) radius around them. Damage dealt depends on your cats Strength (for Warriors) or Sense (for Rangers). This action costs 2 Stamina points. Keybind: 1

Speed increase

This action is known as Shield for Warriors and Brace for Rangers.

When your cat does this action, 1 die will be changed to green on their next speed roll. This action costs 1 Stamina point. Keybind: 2

Bandage

This heals your cat. This action costs 1 Stamina point. Keybind: 3

Damage increase

This action is known as Warrior's Spirit for Warriors and Ranger's Spirit for Rangers.

When your cat does this action, 1 green die will be added on their next strength/sense roll. This action costs 1 Stamina point. Keybind: 4

Blind Sorcery

Using your Sorcery stat your cat will randomly cast a spell and depending on their roll they will have better luck and do more damage depending. Some of the effects caused by Blind Sorcery are; freeze, poison, burn, confusion.

Burn deals 10% of an opponent's max hp, and poison deals 5% of an opponent's max hp. Stumbling while confused deals 5% max hp.

This is considered helpful in higher leveled errands, as it deals a percentage damage. Some have created Wizards by leveling up a Warrior's Sorcery stat until they are better at casting Blind Sorcery.

This action costs 1 Stamina point. Keybind: 5

Flavour Text:

• [Name] attempts Blind Wizardry. The stones nearby begin to glow...
• [Name] stumbled back as a flash of light blasted from the stones around them.
• A wild burst of roaring flames shot out from [Name]’s paws.
• A thick cloud of miasma shot out from [Name]’s paws. Lackey0 coughed while trying to breathe.
• Ice crystals shot up from the ground, surprising every cat on the field. They entrapped Lackey0.

Backpack

You may select an item that you have chosen at the start of the errand to be used. This restores stamina based on the item used. Keybind: B

Rest

Rest will restore your Stamina by 10%. This action may not be used if you have moved in the current turn, and using this action ends the turn. Keybind: R

Wait

Ends your turn. Doing this action without doing any other actions will automatically trigger Rest. Keybind: F

Strategies

This section is for user submitted strategies for errands and stat distribution.