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Homeland Base and RV Progression
Your RV opens onto a private Homeland where you build, farm and put Aniimo to work. Friends who visit can also shave 10 minutes off an egg in your Hatchinator.
The short version
- Every Pathfinder has an RV or camper van, and it connects to that player's own instanced Homeland zone.
- In the Homeland you can build and furnish houses, decorate, grow crops and house the Aniimo you have collected.
- Aniimo living in your Homeland can be assigned to farm resources, so your collection does work for you.
- The Hatchinator holds several eggs at once, so you never have to hatch them one at a time.
- A friend visiting your Homeland can Caress an egg in the Hatchinator to cut 10 minutes off its incubation, up to a maximum limit.
Every Pathfinder in Aniimo has an RV. Park the idea of it being a vehicle for a moment, because its real job is to be a door. Behind it sits your Homeland, a zone that belongs to you and nobody else.
The Homeland is where your collection stops being a list and starts being useful. You build there, you farm there, and the Aniimo you catch can live there and work. It is also where your eggs incubate, and where friends can help speed them along.
The RV and the zone behind it
Each Pathfinder owns an RV or camper van, and it is connected to an instanced Homeland zone. Instanced means the space is yours. Other players do not wander through it by accident, and what you build stays the way you left it.
Inside, you have a fair amount of freedom. You can construct houses and furnish them, decorate your spaces, and cultivate crops. None of that is required to keep playing, but it is the part of the game that turns into a place you come back to rather than a menu you pass through.
Putting your Aniimo to work
The Homeland also houses the Aniimo you have collected. That matters more than it sounds, because housed Aniimo can be assigned to farm resources.
The practical upshot is that your roster is not just for battles and completion. A creature sitting in your Homeland can be given a job, and the crops and resources you grow there are worked by the Aniimo you put on them. If you are catching extras anyway, this is where they earn their keep.
The Hatchinator and visiting friends
Eggs incubate in the Hatchinator, and it takes more than one at a time. You can have multiple eggs going simultaneously, so there is no reason to let it sit with a single egg in it while the rest wait.
Incubation is where your friends come in. When someone visits your Homeland, they can Caress an egg in the Hatchinator, which takes 10 minutes off its remaining incubation time. There is a maximum limit on how far this goes, so it shortens a wait rather than skipping it. Still, a full Hatchinator and a friend who drops by is the simplest way to get eggs out faster.
10 minutes
Incubation cut per friend Caress
Where to start
Use the RV early. Build a little, house your spare Aniimo and give them farming jobs, and keep the Hatchinator full of eggs. Then invite friends over, because each Caress takes 10 minutes off an egg, up to the limit.
Most of this page was re-checked against the released game on 18 September 2026. The rest has not been re-confirmed since release.