Bow Meow
Fully fed in Agility- Life points
- 10
- Agility
- +80
- Per food
- +10 (always)
- Foods to the cap
- 8
- Meal timer
- Yes
- Can get lean or obese
- Yes
Companions
Pets
Pets on Astrub Legacy keep everything that makes them fun and drop the chores. There is no meal timer, no hunger and no overfeeding, you can feed a whole stack in one go, every pet grows 1.5 times as strong, and a pet can survive hundreds of lost fights.
- No meal timerFeed whenever you like. A pet is never hungry, lean or obese.
- Stack feedingDrop a stack on your pet: it eats only what still raises its stats.
- ×1.5 statsEvery pet's characteristic cap is multiplied by 1.5.
- 12% per foodEach food has a 12% chance to raise its characteristic by +1, so each point takes about 8 foods on average (pets with big numbers, such as Vitality, Initiative or Pods, gain a few points per food instead). Soul eaters get ×2 points per step.
- 999 lifePets start at 999 life and lose 1 per lost fight.
- Faster soul eatersHalf the kills per step, shared with the whole winning team.
What changed
The same Bow Meow, fed to the top in its best characteristic, in the original game and on Astrub Legacy.
Illustration drawn for this page from the server's numbers, not a game screenshot.
Bow Meow
Fully fed in Agility- Life points
- 999
- Agility
- +120
- Per food
- +1 (12% chance)
- Foods to the cap
- about 1,000
- Meal timer
- None
- Can get lean or obese
- Never
| Pet | Best characteristic | Cap | Per food (chance) or step | Foods (average) or steps |
|---|
Feeding
In the original game a pet had to be fed inside a time window: too soon and it got fat, too late and it got lean and weaker. On Astrub Legacy that is gone. Its state always reads Normal.
- Equip your pet
Food is given to the pet in your pet slot, as usual.
- Drop a whole stack on it
Drag a stack of its food onto the pet. It keeps eating, one food after another with no waiting, until that characteristic reaches its cap. Each food has a 12% chance to give +1; a food that does not is still eaten. The last increase stops exactly at the cap.
- Keep the leftovers
Food that would be wasted is not eaten: the rest of the stack stays in your inventory.
Example: a new Bow Meow and a stack of 1,250 Tofu Feathers (Agility food). The numbers are averages: each feather is a roll.
Eaten: about 1,000 feathers → Agility +120, the cap.
Left in your bag: about 250 feathers.
Your pet ate 1,000 of them and cannot gain more from this food; the rest stays in your inventory.
The message the game shows in chat.
Caps and weights
Each pet has a budget of points shared by all its characteristics, and no characteristic can go above that budget. On Astrub Legacy the budget is ×1.5.
Some characteristics cost more of the budget, exactly as in the original game:
| Characteristic | Cost | Bow Meow example (budget 160) |
|---|---|---|
| Strength, Intelligence, Chance, Agility, Vitality, Initiative, Pods, Prospecting… | 1 | up to +160 |
| % Damage | 2 | up to +80% |
| Wisdom | 3 | up to +53 |
| % Resistances | 4 | up to +40% |
| Damage, Heals | 8 | up to +20 |
Eupeoh bonus. A pet that drank its Eupeoh potion still gets +10% budget, on top of the 1.5× cap. Each single characteristic keeps the normal cap.
Life points
A pet no longer dies after a handful of bad fights.
- Starts at 999New pets start with 999 life points. Pets with the old 10 or less were raised to 999 automatically.
- −1 per lost fightLosing (or leaving) a fight with the pet equipped costs 1 life point. Challenges don't, and meals never do.
- Full heal
Feed it Eniripsa Powder to bring it back to 999. - At 0 lifeThe pet becomes a ghost, as in the original game, and can be revived with
Resurrection Powder, back to full life.
Soul eaters
Soul eaters such as the Gobtubby grow from the monsters you defeat instead of food.
- Half the killsEach step needs half the native kills of a monster (rounded up, at least 1), and each step gives twice the points.
- Whole team creditWhen your team wins a fight against monsters, everyone on the winning team gets every monster of the fight, whoever landed the last hit, even if they were knocked out.
- No summonsMonsters summoned during the fight don't count.
- Equip itThe soul eater must be in your pet slot during the fight.
| Monster | Kills per step |
|---|
Every pet
All feeding pets with their original and Astrub Legacy numbers. Search by pet, characteristic, food or monster.
A pet you get as a monster drop or a Boss Token prize can roll a rare look: Shiny (1 in 256), a colour variant of the pet, or Camo (1 in 128), where the pet takes its owner's colours. The look stays with the pet through trade, bank, ghost and certificate. Press Shiny under a pet to preview its variant.
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Questions
Do I lose stats if I forget to feed my pet?
No. There is no hunger at all: a pet you haven't fed in months is exactly as strong as the day you left it.
My pet stopped eating. Why?
That characteristic has reached its cap, or the pet's budget is full. The food stays in your inventory and the game tells you the pet cannot gain more from it.
Do my old pets get the new caps?
Yes. The caps and gains are the server's rules, so every pet, old or new, can grow up to the 1.5× cap. A pet that grew past it under the earlier doubled caps keeps all its characteristics: it just cannot grow any further.
Does my soul eater need the last hit?
No. Everyone on the winning team who has an equipped soul eater gets every monster of the fight.