The maximum amount of Boars allowed within close proximity is 5. If you have a larger enclosure, the Boars will have more space to roam in and will therefor produce more Piggies. The amount of Boars you can breed depends on the amount of Boars that are in close proximity. A player does not have to be present for Piggies to grow into Boars.

This is because the Boars need to 'load' on a players computer for them to eat and breed. Make sure to keep at least 5 floor tiles of space between them and your Boar enclosure to keep them from being 'Frightened'.īoars will only breed when they are 'Happy', have enough room to make more Piggies and at least 1 player must be present. If your Boars are 'Frightened' instead, ensure that there are no nearby enemies or fire sources such as Torches, Campfires and even Charcoal kilns, Smelters & Forges. Breeding will randomly occur any time the Boars are 'Happy'. After they both eat, their status should change to 'Happy'. Once at least 2 Boars are in the same enclosure, throw in enough food to feed both of them. 'Hungry' Boars will not die, but they will also not breed until fed. To breed Boars you will first need to have tamed 2 adult Boars and place them within the same enclosure or fenced area. When taming is complete, a message will appear on-screen telling you that 'Boar has been tamed' and a cloud of pink hearts will momentarily appear at the Boars location.įor breeding purposes, I recommend you try to tame 2 Boars side by side each in its own enclosure to save you the time of taming them individually. Just make sure to repair any major damage done to the enclosure and keep enough distance from the Boar for it to calm down again. You can also disregard its 'Frightened' status and just aggresively approach it to quickly view the taming progress before retreating to a safe distance. To view the taming progress, carefully approach the Boar without frightening it and look at it. The Boar will take approximately 30-minutes to become fully tamed. If you need to use those, just make sure that there is at least enough space between the fence and the fire to put down 5 floor tiles. Boars are also easily frightened by fire so make sure there are no Campfires or Torches nearby. If the Boar is frightened while taming, the taming process will be temporarily suspended until nearby enemies have been dealt with. You must be present during the taming process or the Boar will disappear. Once the Boar is safely secured inside the enclosure, drop 4 pieces of food inside it and step away from the Boar to keep it calm and prevent it from destroying the enclosure. The taming process is quite simple find a Boar you would like to tame, approach it to provoke it into attacking you then lure it into the taming enclosure. (Example of an enclosure built with floor tiles and short walls) (Example of an enclosure with a crudely placed fence and a door) Since Boars cannot jump, you can also use short walls to form a fenced area, however if using short walls, make sure that the ground is flat enough. Include a door or gate so when the Boar is lured in, you can simply close the door and jump over the fence or wall. The walls or fences do not need to snap into place to keep the Boar from escaping. When building the enclosure, you can simply crudely place your walls or fences to form an enclosed space. Around 30 pieces of Wood for a single enclosure should be more than enough but it's never a bad idea to bring more. It is also recommended that you bring enough Wood to build a small taming enclosure. You can find Berries & Mushrooms anywhere in the Black Forest or Meadows. These can be a mix of Raspberries, Blueberries, Mushrooms, Turnips or Carrots. In order to tame a Boar, you will need at least 4 pieces of food for each Boar.

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