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Trophies are a special upgrade to Generators that are visible in gardens, notable for their square shape flipped 45 degrees. They can be obtained by daily mutation (for sharks), buying specific generators, and using Metabits. There are several types of trophies: Trophy Animals, Trophy Technology, Logit Trophies, as well as Trophies in Bubble Universes.

In the Extinction event, a new type of trophy-esque upgrade were introduced: extinctions. Similar to trophies, it changes the appearance of the garden, but at a much larger scale. It also disables generators and clears your currencies. In other events such as Pollen and Deep Sea Life, Trophy-shaped upgrades also appear, but do not affect the garden in any way.

Trophy Animals

In the Primary Simulation, Generators of the type Life generate the currency Entropy and simulate the biological evolution from species to species. The Trophy Animals are also of the type Life and improve the properties of the generators to gain entropy.

Main Tree

Name	Effect	Description	Cost	Requirements
Eutherians	Mammal 60% more efficient. Unlocks Mammal Brain (if Medulla Oblongata is bought), Primate, Placenta, Powerful Hind Legs (3), Hooves (50), Non-Retractile Claws (125,000), Digitigrade (30.00B), Long Fingers (After all Mammals unlocked).	"Eutherians are mammals that have live young that are sustained in utero by a placenta. This organ siphons nutrients between mother and offspring, resulting in a longer pregnancy and more developed infant. Humans are eutherians."	Entropy 8.91 B	Uterus, Hair

Sharks

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Leopard Shark	Fish 300% more efficient.	"Leopard sharks are so named because of their distinctive pattern of spots and stripes. They live in coastal regions and poses no threat to humans, who often hunt them for their meat."	N/A	Replacable Teeth, Sharks, Logging in for 14 days
Tiger Shark	Fish 900% more efficient.	"The distinctive stripes of a Tiger Shark, the source of its name, are most prominent in juveniles and fade as the fish matures. They are solitary nocturnal hunters, and are known to eat almost anything, including human-made garbage."	N/A	Replacable Teeth, Sharks, Logging in for 28 days
Whale Shark	Fish 500% more efficient.	"The whale shark is the largest known fish in the world, growing up to 18.8 meters long. It is a gentle giant, feeding mostly on plankton and small fish, and juveniles of the species have been known to swim peacefully with human divers."	N/A	Replacable Teeth, Sharks, Logging in for 42 days
Great White	Fish 1700% more efficient.	"The most famous species of shark, Great Whites are the largest predatory fish in the oceans and can grow up to 6 meters long. They are known to sometimes attack humans, but prefer to eat dolphins, whales, and seals, and have a bite force of 4,095 lbf."	N/A	Replacable Teeth, Sharks, Logging in for 56 days
Hammerhead	Fish 3200% more efficient.	"Hammerhead sharks are known for their flat, horizontally-shaped heads. Their distinctive trait gives them a wider range of view, allowing them to scope out the seas for their prey. They are a protected species."	N/A	Replacable Teeth, Sharks, Logging in for 70 days
Megalodon	Fish 10000% more efficient.	"Megalodon is an extinct species of shark that lived from 23-6.5 million years ago. While its exact size remains unknown, estimates place its length up to 18 meters long, and it is widely regarded as one of the largest and most deadly predators in history."	N/A	Replacable Teeth, Sharks, Logging in for 84 days

Rise of Reptiles Tree

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Reptile	Tetrapod 50% more efficient. Unlocks Insectivore, Shells, Beaks, Archosauria (Level 7 Mesozoic), Squamates (Level 12 Mesozoic).	"Modern reptiles can trace their roots back to the early archosaurs. While they are a shadow of their former selves, they still carry some of their ancient ancestor's traits."	Entropy 4.66 B	Egg Shell, Scaled Epidermis
Archosauria File:Archosaur view.png	Tetrapod 90% more efficient. Unlocks Protruding Nostrils, Miniaturization (Level 23 Mesozoic).	"Archosaurs were the ancestors of dinosaurs, and eventually evolved into birds and crocodilia. By tracing the lineages of these modern animals back to the archosaurs, we can follow the path of evolution all the way back to the Triassic era."	Entropy 8.42 T	Reptile, Level 7 Mesozoic
Galapagos Tortoise	Turtle 350% more efficient.	"Galapagos tortoises are unique animals, growing to weigh over 400 kg and with lifespans of almost 200 years. They vary physically depending on their habitat, an observation that Charles Darwin used to help form his theory of evolution in 1835."	Entropy 177.00 Qa	Long Lifespan
Bird	Tetrapod 350% more efficient. Unlocks Migration, Feathers, Running, Game Birds (Both need Level 23 Mesozoic), Long Necks (Level 28 Mesozoic), Male Incubation (Level 33 Mesozoic), Rapid Diversification, Raptor Ancestry (Level 38 Mesozoic).	"Modern birds have much in common with their dinosaur ancestors, including hollow bones, brooding of eggs, and feathers."	Entropy 43.10 qi	Beaks
Gharial	Crocodilia 450% more efficient.	"Gharials live mostly in the Indian subcontinent, and are currently endangered animals. Their long thin snouts make them easily differentiated from alligators or crocodiles."	Entropy 177.00 qi	Long Snout
Komodo Dragon	Lizard 300% more efficient.	"The largest known species of lizard, the Komodo Dragon is the apex predator on the islands where it lives and dates back to more than 3.5 million years ago."	Entropy 92.80 Sp	Deadly Bite
Viper	Snake 666% more efficient. Unlocks Constriction.	"Vipers are a family of snakes with a venomous bite. They will often rear up, hiss, or make other warnings to try to get the creature that threatens them to back off - but will bite when prey (or unwitting humans) get too close."	Entropy 6.67 Oc	Hollow Fangs
Kiwi	Paeleognathae 175% more efficient. Unlocks Kick.	"Small flightless birds native to New Zealand, kiwis are currently listed as a vulnerable species, as their habitats are threatened by deforestation. Their eggs are very large in poportion to their relatively small bodies."	Entropy 4.54 No	Scent Acuity
Penguin	Neoaves 105% more efficient. Unlocks Intelligence.	"Penguins are aquatic birds found mostly in the Southern Hemisphere. They are flightless and known for their distinctive black and white coloration."	Entropy 57.30 No	Flippers
Parrot	Neoaves 120% more efficient. Unlocks Hovering (if Crows, Eagles, and Owls are bought).	"Parrots are brightly colored and often kept as pets by humans. They are one of the smartest species of birds, and are known for their ability to mimic human speech."	Entropy 158.00 No	Speech
Eagles	Neoaves 185% more efficient. Unlocks Hovering (if Parrots, Crows, and Owls are bought).	"Eagles are large birds of prey with strong curved beaks. They have muscular legs and sharp, gripping talons. Regal and strong, many cultures see them as symbolic of power."	Entropy 193.00 Udc	Eagle Eyes

Mammal Kingdom Tree

Name	Effect	Description	Cost	Requirements
Hippopotamus	Ungulates 45% more efficient. Unlocks Leg Regression (4).	"A large, semi-aquatic mammal, hippos are native to Sub-Saharan Africa, where they are mostly herbivorous. Despite their resemblance to pigs, they are actually more closely related to marine mammals such as whales and dolphins."	Entropy 736.00 T	Tusks
Rhinoceros	Ungulates 75% more efficient.	"Rhinoceros are large herbivorous animals with thick protective skin. They have a distinctive horn on their noses. They are critically endangered by human poaching, due to the fact that their body parts are highly prized in the black market."	Entropy 48.20 Qa	Nose Horn
Zebra	Ungulates 110% more efficient.	"Horse-like ungulates with a distinctive black-and-white striped coat, zebras are grazing animals found in eastern and southern Africa. Thye have never been fully domesticated. Some scientists theorize their stripes may help to discourage biting insects."	Entropy 1.73 Sx	Stripes
Kangaroo	Marsupials 678% more efficient. Unlocks Koala.	"Known for their large, powerful hind legs, kangaroos are the national symbols of Australia and are native to only that continent and New Guinea. They are herbivorous and can hop up to 40 kilometers per hour."	Entropy 8.82 Sx	Diprotodonts
North American Opossum	Marsupials 789% more efficient.	"The only marsupials North of the equator, opossums are furry, cat-sized omnivores. They are semi-arboreal, prey on pest insects like ticks, and are naturally immune to rabies."	Entropy 48.40 Sx	Abdominal Pouch
Camel	Ungulates 130% more efficient.	"Camels are ungulates known for their humps, which are fatty deposits that help them to better thermoregulate in the hot climate of the desert. They have many adaptations that allow them to survive in extreme heat. Camels with two humps are known as bactrian camels."	Entropy 7.11 Sp	Humps
Giraffe	Ungulates 140% more efficient.	"The tallest living terrestrial animal, giraffes are known for their incredibly long necks. They have distinctive spotted coats, and generally eat leaves, fruit, bark, and other plant matter that shorter herbivores cannot reach. They live in herds and are very social."	Entropy 27.70 Sp	Elongated Neck
Grizzly Bear	Caniform 88% more efficient. Unlocks Black Epidermis, Seasamoid Thumb.	"A large and powerful species of bear, grizzlies have dark fur and long claws adapted for digging. They have low reproductive rates and are a threatened species. They are apex predators and the only threats to their dominance are grey wolves and humans."	Entropy 422.00 Sp	Seasonal Heterothermy
Bison	Ungulates 160% more efficient.	"Broad, muscular, shaggy ungulates, the American bison is the largest terrestrial animal in North America. They can weigh up to 3,000 lbs. Though nearly hunted to extinction in the 19th century, they have made a comeback as domesticated livestock."	Entropy 41.40 Oc	Megafauna
Fox	Caniform 111% more efficient.	"Foxes are omnivorous mammals with pointed ears and snouts and bushy tails. The most common species, the red fox, is known for its bright orange coat. In many places they have become urban carnivores, living in suburbs and cities."	Entropy 72.90 Oc	Bushy Tail
Polar Bear	Caniform 155% more efficient	"The largest species of bear, polar bears have white fur and live in the Arctic Circle. They have adapted to live in the ice and cold and their diet consists mosly of seals. They are critically threatened due to the loss of their habitat because of climate change."	Entropy 844.00 Oc	Black Epidermis
Honey Badger	Caniform 188% more efficient.	"Honey badgers are common mammals found in Africa, Southwest Asia, and the Indian subcontinent. They are known for their ferocious fighting nature and long, flexible bodies."	Entropy 233.00 No	Loose Skin
Panda	Caniform 211% more effiicient.	"The giant panda is a bear found in China. It is known for its black and white coloring and round body. They are rare and have difficulty mating, both in the wild and in captivity. Their diet consists mostly of bamboo shoots and leaves."	Entropy 42.40 Dc	Sesamoid Thumb
Dolphin	Cetaceans 1000% more efficient. Unlocks Matrilineal.	"Dolphins are aquatic mammals with smooth grey bodies, flippers, and a fin on their backs. They live in packs, use their conical teeth to hunt fish and squid, and use echolocation to navigate and communicate with each other."	Entropy 42.00 Udc	Dolphin Intelligence
Seal	Caniform 355% more efficient.	"Diverging from terrestrial caniforms 50 million years ago, seals are aquatic mammals with sleek bodies and flippers. They keep warm underwater with a layer of blubber under their skin and feed on fish, krill, mollusks, and birds."	Entropy 95.00 Udc	Earless
Elephant	Ungulates 275% more efficient.	"Elephants are the largest living land animals on Earth. They have ivory tusks, large, floppy ears and long trunks that are used for breathing, picking up food, and grasping objects. They are highly intelligent and display empathy and self-awareness."	Entropy 886.00 Udc	Trunk
Walrus	Caniforms 466% more efficient.	"Walruses are Arctic aquatic mammals known for their large tusks and huge size - they can weigh up to 4,400 pounds. They spend most of their time basking on sea ice shelves and hunting for fish."	Entropy 1.60 Ddc	Blubber
Platypus	Monotremes 900% more efficient. Unlocks Echidna.	"A small, furry creature with a distinctive beak and flippers, the platypus is one of the only species of egg-laying mammals. Like sharks, platypi are able to track their prey by sensing their electrical currents of their bodies."	Entropy 48.90 Ddc	Venomous Spurs, Toothless
Ibex	Ungulates 375% more efficient.	"A species of wild mountain goat, the Ibex is easily identified with its huge, curved horns. They were almost hunted to extinction, but recovered when the King of Sardinia declared they were to be protected in the year 1820."	Entropy 3.34 Tdc	Horns
Puma	Feliform 495% more efficient.	"This large cat is native to the Americas and can be found in mountain ranges from the Canadian Yukon to the South American Andes. This territorial ambush predator is known by almost 40 different names in English alone."	Entropy 6.22 Tdc	Screaming
Snow Leopard	Feliform 594% more efficient.	"Living in the mountains of Central and South Asia, the snow leopard is a species of big cat. They have thick, bushy pelts of white or grey fur with black spots that help them to withstand cold temperatures. They meow and purr, but cannot roar."	Entropy 7.07 Tdc	Snow Paws
Tiger	Feliform 693% more efficient. Unlocks Long Fingers?	"The largest species of big cat, tigers are known for their distinctive orange and black striped pelt. They are solitary hunters that prey on ungulates. They can weigh almost 300 kg, and no two tigers have the same pattern of stripes."	Entropy 23.80 Tdc	Pelt Pattern
Bat	Mammal 50000% more efficient. Unlocks Flight, Echolocation.	"The bat family are also called the chiroptera. They are the second largest group of mammals after rodents, with nearly 1,400 species alive today."	Entropy 656.00 Tdc	Long Fingers

Trophy Technology

Metabit Trophies

Name	Effect	Description	Cost	Requirements
Stonehenge	Stone Age 1E+09% (1 billion) more efficient.	"Europe's most famous megalith site, built over a millenium, features a giant Altar Stone ringed by towering monoliths and burial pits. On the summer solstice, the sun rises above a Heel Stone and shines on the center."	Ideas 1.00 Qa, 1.00 M (first purchase)	x1 Stone Age
Çatalhöyük	Neolithic 9E+07% (90 million) more effiicent.	"Perhaps 8,000 people live in this "First City" at its peak, a honeycomb of two-room, mudbrick homes. The modest dwellings of this egalitarian society are so tightly packed that rooftops serve as streets, with holes and ladders for entrances."	Ideas 2.00 Qa. 2.00 M (first purchase)	x1 Neolithic
Ziggurat of Ur	Bronze Age 9E+08% (900 million) more effiicent.	"Sumerian kings amplify the power of their city-states by building ziggurats, or "mountains to the gods." The terraced complex of Ur is crowned by the temple of Nanna, the moon god of wisdom who saw the future as the past."	Ideas 10.00 Qa. 5.00 M (first purchase)	x1 Bronze Age
Parthenon File:Parthenon view.png	Iron Age 1200000% more effiicent.	"A treasure and a treasury, the ornate centerpiece of the great Acropolis is also a tribute to Athena, namesake of Athens. The Greeks take marble sculpture to new heights, with detailed battle scenes and stone goddesses draped in seemingly transparent robes."	Ideas 80.00 Qa. 10.00 M (first purchase)	x1 Iron Age

Beyond Astronomy Missions

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Phobos	Reduce Mars cost x10	"The larger of Mars' two moons, Phobos is named for the Greek god of fear and panic. It has a very close orbit to Mars, and rises and sets twice in one Martian day, In the future, it may be torn apart by Mars' gravity."	N/A	x1 Mars, x1 Moon, Beyond Episode 2
Deimos	N/A	"Deimos is named for the Greek god of terror and dread and is the smaller of Mars' two moons. Like its brother satellite, Phobos, it is believed to be an asteroid that became caught in Mars' orbit."	N/A	Phobos
Mimas	Reduce Saturn cost x10	"Mimas is a very small moon - only 396 kilometers in diameter, with a surface area slightly smaller than the country of Spain. It is made mostly of ice and features a massive crater named after the moon's discoverer, William Herschel."	N/A	x1 Saturn, x1 Titan
Oberon	Reduce Uranus cost x10	"Oberon is the second largest moon of Uranus. All of this planet's moons are named after character from works written by William Shakespeare and Alexander Pope. Oberon is the king of the fairies in Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream"."	N/A	x1 Uranus
Proteus	Reduce Neptune cost x10	"Neptune's second largest moon is named after a shape-shifting Greek god of the sea. It is believed that Triton and Proteus were both captured by Neptune's gravity and did not form at the same time as the planet."	N/A	x1 Neptune
Charon	Reduce Pluto cost x10	"Charon, Pluto's moon, is very similar in size to the dwarf planet itself. It also revolves close to the planet. Some refer to Charon and Pluto as a double dwarf planet, or binary planet."	N/A	x1 Pluto
Heliosheath	Reduce Heliosphere cost x10	"The part of the heliosphere past the termination shock, the heliosheath is the area where magnetic bubbles, slow interstellar winds, and compression cause turbulence in space. It is located 80-100 AUs from the Sun."	N/A	x1 Heliosphere
Interstellar Medium	Reduce Oort Cloud cost x10	"The interstellar medium is made out of cosmic dust, cosmic rays, amd clouds of molecues and gases. This fills the space between planets and other celestial bodies."	N/A	x1 Oort Cloud, Beyond Episode 16
Exoplanets	Reduce Tau Ceti cost x10	"Four confirmed exoplanets orbiting Tau Ceti - Tau Ceti e, f, g, and h - are super-Earths, ranging from 1.73 to 3.93 times the mass of Earth. Tau Ceti g is so close to its star that it orbits in just 20 days, while Tau Ceti f takes 1.7 years to make the journey."	N/A	x1 Tau Ceti
North Stars	Reduce Polariscost x10	"Polaris is the North Star, for now. As Earth spins, it wobbles like a top, so the star above the North Pole changes. Thuban reigned 5,000 years ago. It will be Vega's turn in 13,000 years. In 26,000 years, one full wobble from now, the throne returns to Polaris."	N/A	x1 Polaris
Naming Exoplanets	Reduce WASP-12b cost x10	"Exoplanet designations include a name and lowercase letter in order of discovery, starting with a b. The name can be its star (Proxima b), a star catalog (GJ 436 b), or mission (Kepler-22 b). WASP-12b is the first planet in the 12th system spotted by the WASP observatories."	N/A	x1 WASP-12b
Space Telescope	Reduce Kepler-186f cost x10	"From Earth's orbit or beyond, space telescopes offer our clearest view of the universe, gathering light across the spectrum. TESS is hunting for transiting planets. The Webb telescope peers into atmospheres. The wild-field Roman telescope will soon attept direct imaging."	N/A	x1 Kepler-186f

Event Trophies (TBA)

Life After Apocalypse

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Ordovician Extinction	Reduces your bank to 0. Metazoan Seas 100% less efficient. L.U.C.A. 100% more effiicent.	"In the first mass extinction, 82% to 88% of species vanish. Shallow seas dry up, and coral reefs are devastated. Mass die-offs in the deep ocean collapse the entire food web. Earth takes five million years to recover."	100.00 M Species	Anoxic Oceans
Devonion Extinction	Reduces your bank to 0. Age of Fishes 100% less efficient. L.U.C.A. 500% more efficient.	"The second mass extinction destroys 79% to 87% of all species. A shocking 96% of marine vertebrates are gone forever, including placoderms. Only 1% of those massive coral reefs survive. They take 100 million years to recover."	45.00 B Species	Extinction Pulses
Permian Extinction	Reduces your bank to 0. Pangean Life 100% less efficient. L.U.C.A. 1100% more efficient.	"A shocking 93% to 97% of species perish in Earth's biggest loss of life. As the Paleozoic era ends, trilobites are gone forever, and oceans regress to microbial slime. Forests revert to ferns and mosses. Most of Earth is uninhabitable for millions of years."	100.00 T Species	Ozone Destroyed, Acid Rain, Scorching Earth
Triassic Extinction	Reduces your bank to 0. Mesozoic Dawn 100% less efficient. L.U.C.A. 1500% more efficient.	"About 76% to 84% of species succumb in the fourth mass extinction. Coral reefs are nearly wiped out again. Few archosaurs and only one line of crocodiles, Crocodylomorphs, survive. Small dinosaurs step into life's void."	3.00 Qa Species	Carbon Amok (Again)
Cretaceous Extinction	Reduces your bank to 0. Reign of Dinosaurs 100% less efficient. L.U.C.A. 4000% more efficient.	"About 71% to 81% of species die out in this infamous extinction. Almost all dinosaurs vanish along with swimming and flying reptiles - plesiosaurs, mosasaurs, and pterosaurs. A few theropods survive and later evolve into modern birds."	105.00 qi Species	Deccan Death Traps, Day into Night
Anthropocene Extinction	Reduces your bank to 0. Age of Mammals 100% less efficient. L.U.C.A. 5000% more efficient.	"The timing, causes, and scale of the sixth extinction event are uncertain. What species will survive? If not humans, which survivors will evolve to dominate the planet?"	900.00 Sx Species	Climate Tipping Point?, Dead Oceans?, Nuclear Winter?, Killer Space Rock?, Galactic Hazards?
Solar Apocalypse	Reduces your bank to 0. Cockroach World? 100% less efficient. L.U.C.A. 12500% more efficient.	"We are, in fact, all doomed. As the sun dies, its radiation will intensify and sterilize Earth. That could happen as soon as 800 million years from now. In a few billion years, our dying star will vaporize the planet itself."	7.00 Sp Species	An Existential Question

A Coevolution Love Story

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Apex of Evolution	Bees 1000000% more efficient. Unlocks A New Suitor (if Pollination Pinnacle is bought).	"Since the Cretaceous, the bees' need to feed on flowers has pushed them to develop stable flight, foraging tools, navigation skills, nonperishable food, honeycomb homes, complex communication, and cooperative societies. Evolutionary upgrades are still happening today."	A Coevolution Love Story 70.00 Oc	The Hive Life, Waggle Dance
Pollination Pinnacle	Flowers 1000000% more efficient. Unlocks A New Suitor (if Apex of Evolution is bought).	"The need to court pollinators pushes flowers to perfect the art of attraction. With perfumes, oils, sweet lures, and a dizzying array of beautiful blossoms, angiosperms are still coevolving traits and strategies to meet their one desire: make more seeds."	A Coevolution Love Story 1.00 No	Floral Oils
A New Suitor	Bees 1500% more efficient. Flowers 2500% more efficient. Unlocks Humans.	"Sweet honey? Tasty fruts and nuts? Floral perfumes and lovely blossoms? Humans can't resist. After 130 million years of coevolution, bees and flowers suddenly meet a powerful new partner - one with an appetite for products and produce on a global, industrial scale."	A Coevolution Love Story 8.00 No	Apex of Evolution, Pollination Pinnacle
Till Death Do Us Part?	Humans 500% more efficient.	"Our fates intertwined, humans firmly hold the keys to our mutual future. How can we make this fragile, three-way marriage last?"	A Coevolution Love Story 2.00 Ddc	Africanized Bees, Habitat Destruction, Colony Collapse Disorder

Lurking in the Dark

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Sinking Detritus	Sunlight Zone 200% more efficient.	"After eating phytoplankton or each other, animals excrete waste full of carbon, nitrogen, and other nutrients. This detritus sinks, along with shells, scales, molted skeletons, carcasses, and everything else that can't float. Remember that fact as we descend."	Lurking in the Dark 30,000	Whale Power
Snot Palace	Twilight Zone 100% more efficient. Sunlight Zone 5000% more efficient.	"Drifters that rely on food coming to them have to grab as much as they can. In less than an hour, giant Larvacea can build a sticky, meter-wide "snot palace" out of mucus. The many chambers and channels trap and filter detritus for the tadpole-sized resident."	Lurking in the Dark 300.00B	Marine Snow
Collective Living	Midnight Zone 200% more efficient.	"Siphonomores live in colonies to pool survival skills. These chains of mixed jellies function like a floating city and can grow longer than a whale. Bell-shaped jellies provide propulsion, while polyps filter feed and reproduce. A gas-filled float controls buoyancy."	Lurking in the Dark 200.00 Qa	Extreme Mating
Whale Fall	The Abyss 300% more efficient. Sunlight Zone 1E+07% (10 million%) more efficient.	"A gift from above! One whale carcass can feed the famished abyss for years. First in are sleeper sharks, hagfish (slime eels), and rattails; then snow crabs, brittle stars, anemones, and others. Finally, hundreds of thousands of bone-eating worms reduce the skeleton to bits."	Lurking in the Dark 1.25 Sx	Benthic Desert
Upwelling	The Abyss 1000000% more efficient. Sunlight Zone 200% more efficient.	"Far above, in the sunlight zone, wind pushes warm water away from the shore towards the open ocean. Here in the abyss, a cold current rises to fill the space left by that water. This upwelling picks up and carries detritus - including the leftover bits of a dead whale."	Lurking in the Dark 175.00 Sp	Briny Death Traps
Earth's Lifeline	Sunlight Zone 1E+09% (1 billion%) more efficient.	"Upwelled nutrients draw masses of surface life, which become prime fishing spots for sea and land creatures. Algae thrive, producing most of the oxygen in our atmosphere. Food, oxygen, and climate: The deep sea boosts the sunlight zone, which sustains all life on Earth."	Lurking in the Dark 8.00 Oc	Climate Control

Logit Store

Main Simulation

Entropy

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Gorilla	Ape 20000% more efficient. Unlocks Primate Groups, Troop Living (if Primate Groups are bought).	"Ground-dwelling apes, gorillas are the largest living primates. They live in the forests of Sub-Saharan Africa and are closely related to chimpanzees and humans via a common primate ancestor. They are partially bipedal, walking with their knuckles braced on the ground."	Entropy 636.00 Ddc, Augmentations Console 50 (first purchase)	Primate
Capybara	Glires 1E+13% (10 trillion) more efficient. Unlocks Vocalization.	"The world's largest rodents can weigh as much as an adult human! Despite their formidable size, capybaras are cuddly and gregarious, like their guinea pig cousins. They live near rivers and wetlands in South America, in close-knit family groups of a dozen or two members."	Entropy 500.00 qdc, Augmentations Console 100 (first purchase)	Rats
Giant Squid	Jellyfish 1E+22% (10 sextillion) more efficient. Unlocks Enormous Eyes, Deep-Sea Gigantism (if Enormous Eyes are bought).	"A terrifying hunter, the giant squid has two extremely long tentacles for grabbing prey. Eight suction-cupped arms guide victims into a razor sharp beak that slices them to bits. This predator's only enemies are sperm whales and bigger giant squid."	Entropy 500.00 Qdc, Augmentations Console 100 (first purchase)	Cephalopod

Ideas

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Philosophy	Bronze Age 10000% more efficient.	"Philosophy literally translates to "love of wisdom". This innately human field of study seeks answers to the mystery of existence, asking questions about reality, reason, the mind, the universe, and even knowledge itself."	Ideas 15.00 M	x1 Bronze Age, Augmentations Console 50
Coinage	Age of Exploration 1000000% more efficient.	"Coins are small metal discs of different value that represent currency and enable commerce. Standardization of these coins allowed for buying, selling, and saving across different nations."	Ideas 150.00 M	Government Mints, Augmentations Console 50
Dog Domestication	Stone Age 1000000% more efficient.	"Wolves that cozy up to humans, perhaps for meat scraps, evolve flappy ears, curly tails, and social skills. Once domesicated, dogs act as hunting aides, guards and - based on burial sites - beloved buddies."	Ideas 5.00 T	Hunting, Caniform, Augmentations Console 50
Cat Domestication	Neolithic 2000000% more efficient.	"Small wildcats (Felis silvestris lybica) thrives on the grain-eating mice and kitchen scraps of villages in the Fertile Crescent of the Middle East. Tamer cats get along better with humans and soon dominate, but they retain some wild instincts."	Ideas 30.00 T	Livestock, Feliform, Augmentations Console 50
Great Library File:Great Library view.png	Iron Age 6000000% more efficient.	"What if we collect all the world's knowledge in one place? A copy of everything written? This quest gives rise to the Library of Alexandria, Egypt, with half a million papyrus scrolls, all handscribed. Sadly, not a shred, not even a building stone, will endure."	Ideas 120.00 Sp	Library, Augmentations Console 50
Nazca Lines File:Nazca Lines view.png	Iron Age 1E+07% (10 million) more efficient.	"In Peru, Nazca artists draw 300 giant figures, animals, plants, and symbols in the desert. It's easy! Just drag a tool to remove rust-colored sand and expose paler grains below. About 1,300 kilometers of lines in the sand form the collection, best viewed from above."	Ideas 2.00 Oc	Cartography, Iron Age, Augmentations Console 50
Lascaux Cave	Stone Age 5E+09% more efficient.	"Big beasts dominate the 6,000 painted figures adorning the slim passages and dark chambers of the Lascaux Cave. Is the rise of representational art about hunting? Orr ritual belief? Or is it art for art's sake?"	Ideas 10.00 Oc	Cave Painting, Darwinium 70
Sphinx	Neolithic 2.5E+08% (250 million) more efficient.	"With the head of a pharoah and body of a long-pawed lion, the Great Sphinx guards the pyramid of Khufu's son, Khafre. Carved from a single limestone rock, the world's largest monolith statue faces east to greet the rising sun."	Ideas 10.00 Oc	Sculpture, Engineering, Darwinium 80
Great Wall File:Great Wall view.png	Iron Age 8E+07% (80 million) more efficient.	"Over a period of 2,000 years, from the Qin state to the Ming Dynasty, a barrier rises and will eventually stretch thousands of miles along China's north border. Studded with lookout towers and bastions, one Great Wall unites diverse groups in defense."	Ideas 42.00 Oc	Military, Augmentations Console 50
Colossus of Rhodes File:Colossus of Rhodes view.png	Iron Age 7000000% more efficient.	"Towering high over Rhodes, a busy Greek port, the bronze sun god Helios stands for victory and free trade. Despite his powerful stature, the wealthy island suffers repeated attacks. At just 57 years old, Helios tumbles in an earthquake and vanishes with time."	Ideas 80.00 Oc	Nail, Darwinium 75
Trojan Horse	Bronze Age 2.75E+08% (275 million) more efficient.	"The union of a Trojan king's son and a Spartan king's wife sparks a war that will endure for millennia in literature. As the story goes, Greeks infiltrate and sack Troy by hiding inside a wooden gift horse. A true tale or tall tale? Perhaps a bit of both."	Ideas 100.00 Oc	Chariot, Darwinium 75
Göblekli Tepe	Stone Age 6E+09% (6 billion) more efficient.	"Likely a religious temple, the world's oldest known megalith site pre-dates agriculture and the wheel. Rings of monoliths feature T-shaped pillars carved with symbols, beasts (especially snakes!), humans, and human-beast hybrids."	Ideas 1.00 No	Religion, Augmentations Console 150
Pyramids	Neolithic 3E+08% (300 million) more efficient.	"The Pyramids of Giza are tombs for three generations of Egyptian pharoahs, the biggest built for Khufu out of 2.3 million stones. Gleaming white with a polished stone when new, they align with the Temple of Ra, the Sun God."	Ideas 1.20 No	Engineering, Mining, Augmentations Console 150
Hanging Gardens	Bronze Age 3E+09% (3 billion) more efficient.	"Imagine tiers of fruit trees and lush plants rising high above the desert, a royal garden defying belief on every level. With state-of-the-art irrigation and leak-proof rooftops, this world wonder will be written about for millennia, long after it disappears."	Ideas 10.00 No	Irrigation, Augmentations Console 150

Mesozoic Valley

Name	Effects	Description	Cost	Requirements
Mega Volcano	Increase dinosaur speed x1.5	"Not once but twice during the Mesozoic Era, mega-volcanos contribute to mass extinctions. In the Indian Ocean, a Cretaceous-period hot spot still oozes lava, 66 million years later."	Fossil200.00M	Extinction, Augmentations Console 100