Aniimo Homeland: getting your mobile base started
The Homeland is your mobile base: a camper van that follows you, where your Aniimo hold jobs and produce resources even while you are offline. Assign creatures to a post in your first hour — it is the only system in the game that works for you while you do something else.
What the Homeland is
The Homeland is not a fixed base pinned to a map: it is a camper van that travels with you across Idyll. You upgrade it, install buildings, and above all assign your Aniimo to jobs.
Three announced functions:
- Farming, to produce resources.
- Jobs, held by your creatures.
- Offline production, which continues after you close the game.
Why set it up immediately
It is the only system that produces without you. Every hour your Homeland idles is an hour lost. Even with mediocre creatures assigned semi-randomly, you produce more than with empty posts.
Efficiency levels
Every Aniimo has jobs it can hold, each with an associated efficiency level. Two creatures in the same post do not deliver the same output.
Those figures are on each Aniimo page, in the Homeland section.
A simple routine
- Assign everyone. No Aniimo should sit idle while posts are empty.
- Collect on every login. Production caps: once full, you gain nothing more.
- Reassign after each catching run. The best workers are not the best fighters.
- Upgrade buildings before adding more. An upgraded building beats a new, badly staffed one.
What is coming to this page
Upgrade costs, per-job output figures and the best Aniimo for each post all require in-game recording. They will be added as we go, with verification dates — not estimates.
In the meantime, the Aniidex already shows which Aniimo have the most jobs available.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Homeland really produce offline?
Yes, offline production is one of the announced features. It caps out, so come back and collect regularly.
Which Aniimo goes in which job?
Each Aniimo has an efficiency level per job, shown on its page. The official job labels have not been recorded yet: we show the game's own codes until we can verify them.
Should I keep Aniimo purely for the Homeland?
Yes, and it is a good reason to catch broadly. A mediocre fighter can be excellent at a post.