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Black Musk Deer
April 25, 2026 at 03:45 PM
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The Black Musk Deer is a rare musk deer variant in Starsand Island. Its entire body is covered in dark brown, almost black fur, giving it a striking, shadowy appearance. Male Black Musk Deer secrete precious musk, just like all musk deer variants. This variant is obtained through breeding common musk deer.
Property | Value |
|---|---|
Species | |
Rarity | Rare |
Housing | Musk Deer Barn |
Rideable | No |
How to Obtain | Breeding two common Musk Deer |
The Black Musk Deer has a deep, dark coat that ranges from very dark brown to nearly black. Compared to the common musk deer's standard brown coloring, the Black variant's fur absorbs more light, making it look like a shadow moving through the underbrush. The build is compact and agile, typical of musk deer, which are solitary by nature and adapted to mountainous terrain.
Place two adult common Musk Deer (one male, one female) in a Musk Deer Barn with an empty slot. Overnight breeding has a chance to produce a Black Musk Deer or a Red Musk Deer. Use the Selective Breeding House for more targeted results.
Parent Pair | Possible Offspring | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Common Musk Deer + Common Musk Deer | Black Musk Deer, Red Musk Deer, or Common | Random chance for rare variant |
Male musk deer secrete musk, a fragrant substance used in traditional medicine recipes. All musk deer variants produce the same set of animal products.
Product | Use |
|---|---|
Musk | Bounty item, traditional medicine ingredient |
Musk Cocoon | Processing |
Poop | Fertilizer |
Musk Deer (Common): Standard variant, available from the Ranch.
Red Musk Deer (Rare): Reddish-brown fur.
Fairy Musk Deer (Super Rare): Emits a faint glow, known as the legendary spirit musk deer.
Only male musk deer produce musk. Females are needed for breeding but do not yield this product.
Musk deer are solitary by nature. Keep their happiness and cleanliness high for successful breeding.
Both Black and Red Musk Deer come from the same common parent pair. Which you get is random.
See Breeding and Genetics for full DNA and trait inheritance details.
