World Championships

later treat packs come. Which gives one of each candy and two bells. So if you play right around 10-20.

Like with regular competitions - it's going to go by the skills used for that competition, as well as the horse's total skills (3 skills play a higher part in calculating though)

The skills used are:

►Hunter
→ jumping
→ gallop
→ dressage

►Steeple Chase
→ speed
→ jumping
→ gallop

►Endurance
→ endurance
→ speed
→ trot

So - you would want to use whichever horses are on your account that have these as high skills. Also, keep in mind the horses you choose are going to be run against horses of all breeds, disciplines, and varying skill levels depending on the skills of the horse you enter (So your 4000+ skilled horse will be running against other 4000+ skilled horses, and not against some lower horses due to 'target competition entering' (low primary skill, high secondary and tertiary skill)

Unless you have a TON of the required BMIs for Crafting or don't have passes and don't mind 'sacrificing' them - it's a waste of time and "resources":

On the Eyeball, Ghost, Brain, and Teeth - it costs 1 pass for 4 Treats (3 passes for 12).

The Ghost, Eyeball, and Teeth all use an Item that is sold for 1 pass to get 4 treats (Small workshop) in 2 days time. (Medium = 8 treats, Large = 12)

The Brain is crafted using Croesus' Fortune (which is only won from promotions) and regular apples.

The other items use:

Ghost = Golden Apple
Eyeball = Horn of Plenty
Teeth = Piece of Cloud *also uses regular apples*

So - you can either sacrifice an item 'worth 1 pass' for 4 treats in 2 days time OR save that item and just use that Pass directly to get those 4 treats in maybe a minute at most depending on how slow your browser is.

**If you really want to craft some treats - stick with Teeth and Brains as they use less popular BMIs that are not in as much demand as HOPs and GAs.

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Children hang around for 36 hours (1 day, 12 hours) before they leave. There is no penalty for having a Child leave it seems. Since they hang around - this gives you time to try and get the Treats they are asking for should you not have it on hand.

If you have BOTH treats a child asks for (ex. Brain and Pumpkin) - give them to the child as soon as possible.

If you don't have one or both treats a child asks for - if they will be around for awhile, wait and see if you can't get the treat(s) they want.

However, if a child is close to leaving - and you do not want to send them away empty-handed (no points are gotten - better to get some points than none at all):

**Pay attention to the face the candy bucket makes when you drag a treat to it!**



This can potentially tell you if a child will be happy with what you are offering them. The following are scores I got from giving kids candy in different combinations:

2 Treats asked for = 100%
1 treat asked for/1 treat okay = 75%
1 Treat asked for/1 treat sad = 55%
2 Treats Okay = 50%
1 treat okay/1 treat sad = 30%
2 Treats sad = 10%
*I also got 75% and 55% after giving a child two of the same of one of the treats he asked for (Ex. child wanted a Ghost and Pumpkin, I gave him 2 Pumpkins as I did not have a ghost)

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Bell Packs are the better option when it comes to using Passes/Diamonds. These give you one of each Treat - and two Children to give treats to. Barring the two kids asking for the same item(s) if you don't have additional ones in your inventory - it's an easy way to get 200 points.

Magic Hat

On testing - it was sold on its own for a price of 2 passes. Chances are high - that will also happen here as testing usually mirrors what will happen on live.