Chibi-Festive Featherlight (Green)
Earn XP from Alpha creature kills when equipped, to increase its level and earn additional max-levels for your Survivor!
Details
- Category
- Chibi Pet
- Games
- ASE + ASA
- Expansion
- Base
- Loot crates
- 2 crates
How to get Chibi-Festive Featherlight (Green)
Chibi-Festive Featherlight (Green) is found in 2 loot crates.
Loot crates
2 crates
- Fishing Items (Valentine's)The Island, Scorched Earth, Aberration, Extinction, Genesis Part 1, Genesis Part 2, The Center, Ragnarok, Valguero, Crystal Isles, Lost Island, and Fjordur · ASE
- Fishing Meat (Valentine's)The Island, Scorched Earth, Aberration, Extinction, Genesis Part 1, Genesis Part 2, The Center, Ragnarok, Valguero, Crystal Isles, Lost Island, and Fjordur · ASE
Chibi-Festive Featherlight (Green) — Detailed Guide
A green festive chibi
Chibi-Festive Featherlight (Green) is a miniature pet item for ARK: Survival Evolved and ARK: Survival Ascended. The wiki ties it to Winter Wonderland 7 and says it has been available in every event since; 355.3 is the version that added it. Its item text reads: "Earn XP from Alpha creature kills when equipped, to increase its level and earn additional max-levels for your Survivor!"
How the pet adds survivor levels
Experience for the pet comes from particular kills made while it is equipped, and it can level five times in all. With every one of those levels, whoever is wearing it right then gains 1 maximum level permanently, which adds up to 5 extra levels. The wiki's list of creatures that count covers alphas such as the 
Alpha Carnotaurus, 
Alpha Leedsichthys, 
Alpha Deathworm and 
Alpha Tusoteuthis, skeletal ones like the Alpha Skeletal Rex, and the Enraged Corrupted Triceratops. Steam players of ASE can also use the 
Alpha Dakosaurus or the 
Alpha Chrysaora; in ASA, the 
Alpha Ossidon and Astral foes such as the 
Astral Mammoth and the 
Astral T-Rex are added.
Slot, behaviour and losing it
ASE puts it in the off-hand slot, and ASA in a dedicated chibi slot. It then keeps pace with the survivor at their front-left. In a 
Tek Sleeping Pod it still follows its owner's position, but faces upward on the survivor's right. As an inventory item rather than an unlocked skin, it drops with everything else on death, and failing to recover that death cache means losing the pet.
Finding one
Our records list two crate types that can contain it, Fishing Items (Valentine's) and Fishing Meat (Valentine's). It weighs 0 and has a stack size of 1.