Aniimo Guide

Homestead

Orders & Aniimo dispatch

Daily customer orders and how to staff them with the right Aniimo for the best payout.

Orders and dispatch turn your creature collection into a working economy: customers order goods each day, and Aniimo you're not fielding can be rostered onto camp jobs. It's steady, low-effort income that funds your capture pod habit.

Daily orders

Customers order specific items or creature produce each day. Matching the request raises the reward and unlocks repeat customers, who pay progressively better. Checking the order board should bookend every session — unfilled orders expire, and expired orders don't build reputation.

  • Match the exact request; partial fills pay far less.
  • Repeat customers are the real income — prioritise their orders to build the relationship.
  • Stockpile the produce your regulars keep ordering.

Dispatch efficiency

Different Aniimo are efficient at different tasks. Match element and role to the job to shorten timers and boost output — the same logic as squad-building, applied to chores. A well-matched roster finishes jobs measurably faster than a random one.

  • Read the job's tag and staff to it, not just to whoever's idle.
  • Role matters too: the Aniilog's role tags are a good first filter for job fit.
  • Dispatch the bench, not the squad — your active four are worth more in the field.

A workable daily rhythm

Log in, collect finished dispatches, fill the day's orders from stock, replant what you used, then go play the actual game. The whole camp cycle takes minutes once it's a habit, and it quietly pays for every Anipod you throw at an Elite.