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Alongside adventuring and battling, Aniimo gives every Pathfinder a home of their own through two connected features: a personal RV and a customisable space called The Homeland.
The RV
Each Pathfinder owns a personal RV that sits at a campsite in the open world of Idyll and acts as a mobile base. Parked out in the world, it doubles as a place where players can meet and interact with one another, blending the personal and the social.
The RV was reworked for launch: its upgrade experience was improved and upgrade times were adjusted. RV dispatches can now produce Aniimo eggs carrying the Prismana trait, which makes the RV a rarity source rather than only a base.
The Homeland
Returning to the Homeland opens up a home space to make your own. Players can plant and grow crops, build and place decorations, and arrange their Aniimo freely, turning the area into a warm and interactive retreat.
The launch build rebuilt it substantially. The Home is now a multi-area map rather than a single space, with house building and a large selection of new furniture.
Area | What Changed at Launch |
|---|---|
Layout | A multi-area map with house building |
Furniture | A large new selection, plus new interactive pieces |
Furniture sharing | Groups shareable by code, with higher multi-select limits |
Open world | Some furniture is placeable and usable out in the world, not only at home |
Selling | Unused furniture sells back at a discount through the Co-op Store |
Orders | Improved refresh logic and more variety |
Seasons | Home season events with season-exclusive furniture and formulas |
Home Aniimo | New idle behaviours, improved work logic, and a petting interaction |
Social | A soil-tilling interaction: till at another Pathfinder's Home to earn a share of their harvest |
A Shared Retreat
The Homeland is not purely solitary. Like much of the game, it is built with others in mind, supporting cooperative visits so friends can share their spaces. The soil-tilling interaction added at launch turns visiting into something with a reward attached rather than a purely social act.
Homeland Abilities
Aniimo are not just decoration in the Homeland. Individual creatures carry Homeland Abilities, graded by level, that apply while they are stationed there, so which companions a Pathfinder keeps at home affects what the space produces. The official creature index lists these abilities per species alongside their combat skills, which makes arranging the Homeland a collection decision as much as a decorating one.
The abilities themselves are published as graded icons rather than named effects, so their individual functions have not been documented. What is published is that every creature carries two of them and that the grade rises as the creature moves through its evolution line.
Creatures can also be sent on expeditions, which takes them out of the roster for a time. See Aniimo Training and Growth for how raising them works, and Aniimo Creatures for the index itself.