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So im having another user pick me up a wyrm at Furfright. which will most likely be my last draw for awhile. but im conflicted on going normal draw; a rare draw or send money for a mulie. As Halloween is literally my favorite holiday, I was thinking about spending a bit more to make it more memorable for me. But I really don't know. I got Gui in a normal draw. last time. I would've liked to get two wyrms but I went quite a bit over-board in breeding and racked up quite a sum with my great wyrm ^^; so I wasn't able to get two.

thanks for your oppinions and expirences!

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Oof! It's a hard call! I personally like the normal draws, but I am a fan of chance at times.

Since there's not a WHOLE lot of rares out at any given time, perhaps go with common draw. If you REALLY want to, you could toss the pickup person the money for a mini mule and say if there's not one just to grab you a rare and return the change? That way you kind of cover your bases.

I need some prices and possibly if allowed what draws have what. No s collecting money earlier then what I thought and I wont be home in time and I leave this Saturday. :/ I wanted to get a mini mule if it wasn't a plant type. so I need mule prices so I can send her the right amount. And if she cant get me a mule; I'd like to know in what draws the cats are in. if they're in rare or common. ^^; im looking for specific wyrms and i'd hope one of them gets drawn if I narrow down which one i'd have a greater chance of getting a wyrm I want.

25 for a common, 35 for an uncommon, and minis are around 45 sometimes 50

so... 35 is a rare draw?

35 is for rare draw, but there are both common and rare felines, so it's hard to predict whether it's more likely you'll get a feline through rare draw or normal draw. You're more likely to get a RARE feline through the rare draws, but there are more common felines than rare ones of course, and felines show up in both. XD

So far all the felines have been realistic colors only, so that can at least help a little when picking eggs, but outside of that...dunno!