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I'm afraid to go ask random people for offspring when they breed their wyrm.
I'm afraid they will get angry or say no.

Is there a way to ask wyrm owners to have the offspring?
how much offspring do wyrms have?

Aw, no one's gonna get angry! D: Everyone I've talked to has been very kind about it! You just gotta approach them politely.

You're welcome to ask for a hatchling from (most) of my wyrms!

Hello Shiba inu and welcome to the forum!

As a rule us handlers are a very friendly bunch and don't mind being asked about wyrm breedings ^^. If someone isn't wanting to part with a breeding or has no clutchmate's to spare they defiantly wont turn into a snarly beastie.

Wyrms can have a max of two offspring per breeding and the wee little ones are often assigned a home before the wyrms are bred. It's a matter of contacting the handlers of the two parents wyrms and waiting for a reply. Of cause wyrms can only be bred during the breeding seasons indicated on the wiki.

Thank you guys c:

Also during breeding seasons, there is the big clutchmate thread. Which basically means there's an extra baby from the pair up for grabs. But as a general rule of thumb, everyone is really open to being asked. The worst they can really say is "sorry but no" so don't be afraid to ask. For example my two current wyrms have no breedings left but when I have my winter babies you can ask me.

Thanks for the extra information c:
I never knew what clutchmate meant at first c:

Do you have to pay for the babies or are they free ?

shiba inu wrote:Thanks for the extra information c:
I never knew what clutchmate meant at first c:

Do you have to pay for the babies or are they free ?

You have to pay for them.

Thanks Hekomi c:

Hekomi wrote:

shiba inu wrote:Thanks for the extra information c:
I never knew what clutchmate meant at first c:

Do you have to pay for the babies or are they free ?

You have to pay for them.

As Komi said, you still have to pay for them like any other breeding. What it does is it uses one breeding up but two handlers get babies from the pairing. Also all you have to do is ask for permission for a clutchmate. The breeding itself will already have been arranged. So while you still have to contact handlers, you have less to worry about if you are concerned with being told no. (Especially if they're from the clutchmate thread because it means the other one is open to be taken.)