Guides › The Homeland: Farming, Home Coins and Passive Production
What do you get for helping in another Homeland?
Visiting players can till or harvest soil at another player's home, which grants them a portion of that player's crop harvest.
Shared crops can be sold to merchants or through the co-op store for Home Coins. Those coins fund seeds, production materials, and farming upgrades for your own plots. If the harvest yields wheat, you can process it in a carousel mill into wheat meal, which is crafted into food to keep your Homeland farm Aniimos working. Worker Aniimos stop working completely if they run out of food. Mutated crops count as legendary items that sell for higher prices than standard yields, and surplus produce helps fulfill daily production and delivery orders for stamps and progression resources.
Not settled: The game does not state the exact share or percentage of crops granted to a helper.
Read this in context
- The Homeland: Farming, Home Coins and Passive Production
- Multiplayer Co-op, Trading, and Hub Features
- Farming a friend's Homeland: harvest shares and farm chests
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From the closed beta, not measured. How measured figures work, and why this is not one