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'''Rats''' are a hobo's best friend!   
 
'''Rats''' are a hobo's best friend!   
  
Okay maybe not, but they are the only "animal" you can find, capture, own, and raise in HoboWars. One of the biggest perks about owning a rat is that it can directly damage your opponent during hobo fights. You can also sign up your rats for duels in order to win some extra money.
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Okay maybe not, but they are the only "animal" you can find, capture, own, and raise in HoboWars. One of the biggest perks about owning a rat is that it can directly damage your opponent during hobo fights. Rats can also help you outside of battles to gain extra money, [[food]], [[Drinking|booze]], or [[Pawn Shop|pawnables]].
  
Rats must be found and captured before they can be raised to become that formidable sidekick in hobo fights or powerful combatant in rat fights you want.  Rats can be found all over the HoboWorld and be trained to become a powerful attacker or formidable wall just like any hobo can.  You can even save their memory if you desire.  However, rats are pets and you must have a place for them in your hobo life.
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Rats must be found and captured before they can be raised to become that formidable sidekick in hobo fights or useful assistant in your everyday hoboing.  Rats can be found all over the HoboWorld and be trained to become a powerful attacker or formidable wall just like any hobo can.  However, rats are pets and you must have a place for them in your hobo life.
  
 
==<span id="Rat Cage">Obtainment</span>==
 
==<span id="Rat Cage">Obtainment</span>==
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Once you have purchased your rat cage, you can now go out and start catching rats! As previously mentioned, rats can be found all over the place. If you have a rat cage with an empty slot, you will automatically attempt to catch the rat when you find one.  You can release any captured rat you don't want by going to the rat page and selecting Abandon.
 
Once you have purchased your rat cage, you can now go out and start catching rats! As previously mentioned, rats can be found all over the place. If you have a rat cage with an empty slot, you will automatically attempt to catch the rat when you find one.  You can release any captured rat you don't want by going to the rat page and selecting Abandon.
  
All of the locations to find rats can be found in the [[#List of Rats|listing of rats below]]
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Most of the locations to find rats can be found in the [[#List of Rats|listing of rats below]]
  
 
==Rat Stats==
 
==Rat Stats==
Rats are just like hobos in that they have stats that determine their worth.  Their stats can be trained and upgraded, and they have skills that can be increased to give additional benefits.
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Rats are just like hobos in that they have stats that determine their worth.  Their stats can be trained and upgraded, and they have skills that can give additional benefits.
  
 
===Basic Rat Stats===
 
===Basic Rat Stats===
Rats have 4 stats that can be both trained and upgraded and 3 stats that can only be upgraded. These stats are what defines your rat's worth in the activities it performs. There is also a calculated stat (Index) whose value is based on the total amount of stats your rat currently has.
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Rats have 5 main stats that can be variously increased via leveling, upgrades, and food. These stats are what defines your rat's worth in the activities it performs. There is also the rats' experience stat whose value shows the progress to the rat's next level.
  
 
{| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="20"
 
{| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="20"
! align="left" width="480" | <big>Lifespan / Age</big>
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! align="left" width="480" | <big>Life / Age</big>
! align="left" width="480" | <big>Hunger</big>
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! align="left" width="480" | <big>Meals</big>
 
|- valign="top"
 
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| '''Lifespan''' is the total number of days your rat has left before it dies, and '''Age''' is the total number of days your rat has lived so far. Every major (AM) reset, your rat's Age increases by one day and its Lifespan  decreases by one day. Rats die once their Lifespan reaches zero. Additional Lifespan can be gained through upgrade purchases and the Vegetarianism skill.
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| '''Life''' is the current vitality of your rat; '''''it is not''''' the total number of days your rat has left before it dies. '''Age''' is the total number of days your rat has lived so far. Every major (AM) [[reset]], your rat's Age increases by one day then its Life decreases by its age. Every minor reset (PM), you're rat's Life decreases by its age. Rats only die if their Life is below zero when major reset occurs. You can view a rat's current Lifespan (days til death) by hovering your pointer over its current Life. Additional Life can be gained through upgrade purchases and by feeding them meals.
| '''Hunger''' determines how much Energy your rat can gain through consuming food. It is reset every day during the major (AM) reset. Although rats can consume any food item in the game, they won't gain any secondary benefits that that food item would normally bestow upon hobos. Additional Max Hunger can be gained through upgrade purchases and the Buddhism skill.
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| '''Meals''' determines how much you can feed. Your rat can gain experience and life through consuming food. Meals are gained once every 3 hours. Although rats can consume any food item in the game, they won't gain any secondary benefits that that food item would normally bestow upon hobos. Additional meals can be gained through upgrade purchases.
 
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! align="left" | <big>Energy</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Experience</big>
! align="left" | <big>Agility</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Speed</big>
 
|- valign="top"
 
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| '''Energy''' is similar to [[Awake]] as it's required to preform rat activities. It takes 30 Energy per hour for a rat to train, 10 Energy to fight another rat, and 30 Energy to sign up a rat for a duel. Rats regain 5 Energy every 20 minutes, taking 6 hours and 40 minutes to recover 100 Energy. A rat can also gain Energy by being fed [[food]] items. Additionally, Max Energy can be increased by upgrade purchases.
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| '''Experience''' is pretty straightforward and works similar to your hobo. Instead of gaining Experience through fights or other actions, rat's gain it by consuming meals. Each time a rat levels, the more Experience is required for the next level. All meals provide Experience, however the amount gained varies between them. The Vegetarianism upgrade will increase the amount of Experience gained per meal while limiting the rat's diet to meatless meals.
| '''Agility''' is similar to your hobo's speed stat in that it provides your rat with more chances to attack. Agility can be gained through training and upgrade purchases. Agility can be further boosted by the Speed Mastery skill; however, the skill only affects rat fights and rat duels.
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| '''Speed''' is similar to your hobo's speed stat in that it provides your rat with more chances to attack. The rat with the highest speed will tend to be the aggressor. Speed can be gained through leveling and upgrade purchases.
 
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! align="left" | <big>Strength</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Attack</big>
! align="left" | <big>Concentration</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Defense</big>
 
|- valign="top"
 
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| '''Strength''' is similar to your hobo's power stat in that it provides your rat with offensive power. Strength can be gained through training and upgrade purchases. Strength can be further boosted by the Damage Mastery skill; however, the skill only affects rat fights and rat duels.
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| '''Attack''' is similar to your hobo's power stat in that it provides your rat with offensive power. The damage the rat can deal is reduced by your opponent rat's defense. Attack can be gained through leveling and upgrade purchases.
| '''Concentration''' is similar to your hobo's strength stat in that it provides your rat with defense. Concentration can be gained through training and upgrades. Concentration can be further boosted by the Defense Mastery skill; however, the skill only affects rat fights and rat duels.
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| '''Defense''' is similar to your hobo's Strength stat in that it provides your rat with defense. The higher your rat's defense, the less damage you'll receive from your opponent's rat. Defense can be gained through leveling and upgrades.
 
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! align="left" | <big>Vitality</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Level / Cheese</big>
! align="left" | <big>Index</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Specials</big>
 
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| '''Vitality''' is similar to your hobo's life stat. Vitality can be gained through training and upgrade purchases. Vitality only matters in rat fights and rat duels.
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| '''Level''' dictates the total amount of upgrades you can give your rat along with increasing the rat's Speed, Attack, and Defense stats. '''Cheese''' is gained for each rat level and can be used to purchase rat upgrades. The effectiveness of some rat specials improves with the rat's level.
| '''Index''' determines what other rats you can fight and increases as a rat's stats or level increases.<br /><br /><u>Rat Index Formula:</u><br />'''Index''' = ''1 + (&nbsp;Int{&nbsp;0.02&nbsp;[&nbsp;(&nbsp;Level&nbsp;*&nbsp;5&nbsp;) + Agility&nbsp;+ Concentration&nbsp;+ Strength&nbsp;+ (&nbsp;Vitality&nbsp;/&nbsp;4&nbsp;)&nbsp;]&nbsp;}&nbsp;)''
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| '''Specials''' are generally unique to each rat type, providing benefits either during or outside of hobo battles. Some Specials increase in effectiveness the higher your rat's level.
 
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There is also an unused rat stat called '''Weight'''.  This was introduced when <span style='color:blue'>'''Governor Malord'''</span> was still coding for the game, but was never finalized before Malord left.
 
  
===<span id="train">Training Stats</span>===
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===<span id="train">Gaining Stats</span>===
You can train your rat's battle stats on HoboWars, HoboWars2, and Facebook Hobowars. Rats can gain ''[0.40 + (0.01 * Training Mastery Level ) ]'' Agility / Strength / Concentration or ''[2 + (0.05 * Training Mastery Level) ]'' Vitality per train. It costs 30 Energy per training session and rats gain their stats on the hour. Rats cannot train their Lifespan, Hunger, or Energy stats. Although there is no limit to how long a rat can be trained for (as long as it has the Energy required for that training session's duration), once a rat's training session is set up, it must be '''completed in full''' before another one can be set up.
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In the previous rat system, you had to train your rats' stats. In the current system training has been removed. Each rat simply gains stats from leveling, the amount of gain is based off the rats initial stats when captured. Hobo's further increase individual stats by purchasing upgrades.
  
On HoboArena, you cannot train your rats stats. Rat Stats are based on a rat's level.
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===Upgrades===
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Upgrading your rat will cost you a bit of money and cheese. You can purchase unlimited upgrades for each rat stat. The Vegetarianism and Buddhism upgrades are limited to one purchase per rat. To purchase an upgrade, have the required money on hand and the required amount of cheese. Each upgrade of the same type increases in cash cost every purchase and increases in cheese cost every 5th purchase.
  
===Upgrading Stats===
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===Rat Specials===
Upgrading your rat's stats will cost you a bit of money. You can purchase up to 10 upgrades for each rat stat. To purchase an upgrade, have the money on hand and then click the [+] in the column of the stat you want to upgrade.
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====Stat Upgrade Amounts====
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{| border="3" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="1px"
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! style="background:blue; color:white;" width="100" | Upgrade
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Lifespan
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Max Hunger
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Max Energy
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Vitality
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Speed
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Strength
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Concentration
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|- align="center"
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| Gain per Level || +2 || +5 || +10 || +20 || +4 || +4 || +4
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|}
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====Upgrade Cost per Level====
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{| border="3" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="1px"
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! style="background:blue; color:white;" width="100" | Level
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Lifespan <br /><sub>(HW1/HW2)</sub>
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | All Others* <br /><sub>(HW1/HW2)</sub>
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | Lifespan <br /><sub>(FBHW)</sub>
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! style="background:#388E8E; color:white;" width="100" | All Others* <br /><sub>(FBHW)</sub>
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|- align="center"
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| 1 || $15,000 || $10,000 || $3,000 || $2,000
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|- align="center"
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| 2 || $25,000 || $15,000 || $5,000 || $3,000
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|- align="center"
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| 3 || $35,000 || $20,000 || $7,000 || $4,000
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|- align="center"
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| 4 || $45,000 || $25,000 || $9,000 || $5,000
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|- align="center"
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| 5 || $55,000 || $30,000 || $11,000 || $6,000
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|- align="center"
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| 6 || $65,000 || $35,000 || $13,000 || $7,000
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|- align="center"
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| 7 || $75,000 || $40,000 || $15,000 || $8,000
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|- align="center"
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| 8 || $85,000 || $45,000 || $17,000 || $9,000
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|- align="center"
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| 9 || $95,000 || $50,000 || $19,000 || $10,000
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|- align="center"
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| 10 || $105,000 || $55,000 || $21,000 || $11,000
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|- align="center"
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| Total || $600,000 || $325,000 <br><sub>(Per stat)</sub> || $120,000 || $65,000 <br><sub>(Per stat)</sub>
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|}
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&#42;'''All Others''' includes Hunger, Energy, Vitality, Agility, Strength, and Concentration.
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===Rat Levels===
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You can have your rat fight to gain experience. Rats can only attack other rats that have either the same Index or &plusmn;1 Index that they currently have. Rats gain 3 experience for defeating a rat of a lower Index, 4 experience for defeating a rat of the same Index, and 5 experience for defeating a rat of a higher Index. For every attack on the same rat, you will gain one less experience. Once you attack a rat three times in one day, you will be unable to attack it until the next major (AM) reset occurs.
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Every level your rat gains grants it 3 free stat upgrades and 1 free Skill point.
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As your rat gain levels, you can level up its Skills.
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===Rat Skills===
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Rats gain skills through leveling, and those skills offer a wide range of enhancements, from boosts to battle stats during fights, to increasing your non-battle stats.
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{| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="20"
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! align="left" width="480" | <big>Training Mastery</big>
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! align="left" width="480" | <big>Speed Mastery</big>
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|- valign="top"
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| +(0.01 * Mastery&nbsp;Level) gain to Agility / Strength / Concentration trains per level.<br />+(0.05 * Mastery&nbsp;Level) gain to Vitality trains per level.
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| +2% Agility in rat fights per level.<br />+1.5% chance per level to sprint in rat fights.
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! align="left" | <big>Damage Mastery</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Defense Mastery</big>
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|- valign="top"
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| +2% Strength in rat fights per level.<br />+1% chance per level to overpower your opponent (critical hit) in rat fights.
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| +2% Concentration in rat fights per level.<br />+1% chance per level to dodge an incoming attack in rat fights.
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! align="left" | <big>Buddhism</big>
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! align="left" | <big>Vegetarianism</big>
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|- valign="top"
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| +5 Max Hunger per level.
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| +2 Lifespan per level.
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|}
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==Rats in Hobo Fights==
 
==Rats in Hobo Fights==
Rats can be very helpful in your quest to conquer other hobos in your fights.  Rat attacks happen every 5 rounds in fights.  The rat that does attacks that round in the fight is based on the rats agility stat.  If you have more then one rat, you can choose which rat will fight by choosing the Hobo Fights link on the toolbar and clicking the image of the rat you want fighting.
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Rats can be very helpful in your quest to conquer other hobos in your fights.  Rat attacks happen every 5 rounds in fights.  The rat that does attacks that round in the fight is based on the rats speed stat.  If you have more then one rat, you can choose which rat will fight by choosing the Hobo Fights link on the toolbar and clicking the image of the rat you want fighting.
  
 
===Battle Grounds for Rats===
 
===Battle Grounds for Rats===
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===Rat Damage during Fights===
 
===Rat Damage during Fights===
Generally speaking, the higher your hobo's level, the more damage your rat will do if it gets the hits in hobo fights. Damage is also influenced by the Strength and Index of the attacking rat and the Concentration of the defending rat. The rat's Speed determines which rat is the one that attacks.
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Generally speaking, the higher your hobo's level, the more damage your rat will do if it gets the hits in hobo fights. Damage is also influenced by the Attack stat of the attacking rat and the Dfense of the defending rat. The rat's Speed determines which rat is the one that attacks.
 
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Your rat's Vitality does not play a role in determining how much damage it does in hobo fights.
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==Duels==
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You can duel your rats against the rats of other hobos. The purpose of dueling was to determine which hobo could create the ultimate rat setup, as well as gain a little monetary bonus. To duel your rat, it must have a minimum index of 5, a minimum level of 5, and have a lifespan of at least 2. It costs $15,000 and 30 rat energy to sign up for a duel. Once you have the money in hand, go to the "Sign up" link to enter your rat into the dueling world, and then use the "Manage arena" page to chose your dueling partner. Your rats cannot duel each other, only rats from another hobo.
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Rat duels do not happen immediately after the pair is set. This is because hobos can wager bets on the duels. Any hobo can make a bet, but be warned that once you make a bet of any type, the bet cannot be unmade. 
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For winning a duel, you receive $40,000 + 2% of the total amount bet on your duel as well as a small amount of exp. You receive nothing for losing a duel.
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<u>Rat Duel Payout Formula:</u><br />'''Payout''' = ''( Your&nbsp;Bet&nbsp;/&nbsp;Total&nbsp;of&nbsp;Winning&nbsp;Bets ) * Total&nbsp;Amount&nbsp;of&nbsp;All&nbsp;Bets''
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==List of Rats==
 
==List of Rats==
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The following is a list of all them, as well as information pertaining to their base stats (amount of stats it has when you catch it), common location(s) to find that specific rat, and other important information for catching it.
 
The following is a list of all them, as well as information pertaining to their base stats (amount of stats it has when you catch it), common location(s) to find that specific rat, and other important information for catching it.
  
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'''<span style='color: #FF0000'>THE FOLLOWING TABLE IS OUTDATED</span>'''
  
 
{| border="3" style="text-align:center;" class="sortable" width="990px"
 
{| border="3" style="text-align:center;" class="sortable" width="990px"
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! width="120pt" class="unsortable" | Image
 
! width="120pt" class="unsortable" | Image
 
! width="100pt" style="background:blue; color:white" | Name
 
! width="100pt" style="background:blue; color:white" | Name
! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Lifespan</span>
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! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Life</span>
! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Hunger</span>
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! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Meals</span>
! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Energy</span>
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! width="50pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Speed</span>
! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Vitality</span>
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! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Attack</span>
! width="50pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Agility</span>
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! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Defense</span>
! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Strength</span>
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! width="55pt" style="background:#388E8E; color:white" | <span style="font-size:85%">Concent.</span>
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! width="120pt" class="unsortable" style="background:#C67171; color:white" | Location(s)*
 
! width="120pt" class="unsortable" style="background:#C67171; color:white" | Location(s)*
 
! style="background:black; color:white" | Notes
 
! style="background:black; color:white" | Notes
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| <span id="Alcoholic Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/alcoholic-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Alcoholic Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/alcoholic-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Alcoholic Rat]]
 
! [[Alcoholic Rat]]
| 64 || 100 || 90 || 60.00 || 8.00 || 12.00 || 8.00
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| 64 || 100 || 8 || 12 || 8
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Ballerina Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/ballerina-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Ballerina Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/ballerina-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Ballerina Rat]]
 
! [[Ballerina Rat]]
| 65 || 100 || 100 || 65.00 || 18.00 || 10.00 || 13.00
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| 65 || 100 || 18 || 10 || 13
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>{{bhr}} Second City<br /><sub>([[City Hall]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>{{bhr}} Second City<br /><sub>([[City Hall]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <br><br>{{bhr}} [[Rat Poison]] required for capture at City Hall.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <br><br>{{bhr}} [[Rat Poison]] required for capture at City Hall.
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| <span id="Boxing Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/boxer-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Boxing Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/boxer-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Boxing Rat]]
 
! [[Boxing Rat]]
| 60 || 100 || 100 || 60.00 || 12.00 || 60.00 || 13.00
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| 60 || 100 || 12 || 60 || 13
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Breakdancing Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/breakdance-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Breakdancing Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/breakdance-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Breakdancing Rat]]
 
! [[Breakdancing Rat]]
| 70 || 100 || 150 || 75.00 || 25.00 || 16.00 || 16.00
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| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Cave Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/cave-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Cave Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/cave-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Cave Rat]]
 
! [[Cave Rat]]
| 62 || 100 || 110 || 60.00 || 10.00 || 12.00 || 11.00
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| 62 || 100 || 10 || 12 || 11
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Country Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/country-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Country Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/country-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Country Rat]]
 
! [[Country Rat]]
| 65 || 100 || 100 || 70.00 || 25.00 || 24.00 || 45.00
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| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
 
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| <span id="Disco Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/disco-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Disco Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/disco-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Disco Rat]]
 
! [[Disco Rat]]
| 68 || 100 || 110 || 80.00 || 17.00 || 14.00 || 13.00
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| Second City<br /><sub>([[Night Club]])</sub>
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[Night Club]])</sub>
 
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| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Golden Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/golden-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Golden Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/golden-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Golden Rat]]
 
! [[Golden Rat]]
| 100 || 100 || 175 || 100.00 || 25.00 || 25.00 || 25.00
+
| 100 || 100 || 25 || 25 || 25  
 
| Hoburbia<br /><sub>([[Wishes|Loompa Land]])</sub>{{bhr}}City<br /><sub>([[In-N-Out]])</sub>
 
| Hoburbia<br /><sub>([[Wishes|Loompa Land]])</sub>{{bhr}}City<br /><sub>([[In-N-Out]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | Only obtainable once per player through wishing.{{bhr}} Can only be purchased once per month.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | Only obtainable once per player through wishing.{{bhr}} Can only be purchased once per month.
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| <span id="Gumshoe Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/detective-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Gumshoe Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/detective-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Gumshoe Rat]]
 
! [[Gumshoe Rat]]
| 75 || 100 || 110 || 75.00 || 13.00 || 11.00 || 20.00
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| 75 || 100 || 13 || 11 || 20
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[Red Light District]])</sub>
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[Red Light District]])</sub>
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Lab Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/wiki/images/Lab-rat.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Lab Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/wiki/images/Lab-rat.jpg</span>
 
! [[Lab Rat]]
 
! [[Lab Rat]]
| 30 || 100 || 200 || 100.00 || 100.00 || 100.00 || 100.00
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| 30 || 100 || 100 || 100 || 100
 
| City<br /><sub>[[Haunted House]]</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>[[Haunted House]]</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Rat Poison]] required for capture.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Rat Poison]] required for capture.
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| <span id="Obese Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/blob-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Obese Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/blob-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Obese Rat]]
 
! [[Obese Rat]]
| 62 || 100 || 100 || 60.00 || 8.00 || 14.00 || 10.00
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| 62 || 100 || 8 || 14 || 10
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Octo Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/octo-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Octo Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/octo-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Octo Rat]]
 
! [[Octo Rat]]
| 75 || 100 || 130 || 80.00 || 16.00 || 35.00 || 21.00
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| 75 || 100 || 16 || 35 || 21
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Old Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/old-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Old Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/old-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Old Rat]]
 
! [[Old Rat]]
| 65 || 100 || 90 || 70.00 || 12.00 || 10.00 || 8.00
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| 65 || 100 || 12 || 10 || 8
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Pincher Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/pincher-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Pincher Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/pincher-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Pincher Rat]]
 
! [[Pincher Rat]]
| 65 || 100 || 110 || 50.00 || 15.00 || 30.00 || 15.00
+
| 65 || 100 || 15 || 30 || 15
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>{{bhr}} Hoburbia<br /><sub>([[Slugworth's_Evil_Fortress#Fizzy_Falling_Soda_Pit|Fizzy Falling Soda Pit]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>{{bhr}} Hoburbia<br /><sub>([[Slugworth's_Evil_Fortress#Fizzy_Falling_Soda_Pit|Fizzy Falling Soda Pit]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <br><br>{{bhr}} [[Flashlight]] and [[Fizzy Falling Soda]] required for capture.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <br><br>{{bhr}} [[Flashlight]] and [[Fizzy Falling Soda]] required for capture.
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| <span id="Pirate Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/pirate-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Pirate Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/pirate-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Pirate Rat]]
 
! [[Pirate Rat]]
| 79 || 100 || 160 || 70.00 || 16.00 || 16.00 || 18.00
+
| 79 || 100 || 16 || 16 || 18
 
| Hoburbia<br /><sub>([[Slugworth's_Evil_Fortress#Fizzy_Falling_Soda_Pit|Fizzy Falling Soda Pit]])</sub>{{bhr}}Canbodia<br /><sub>([[Canbodian River]])</sub>
 
| Hoburbia<br /><sub>([[Slugworth's_Evil_Fortress#Fizzy_Falling_Soda_Pit|Fizzy Falling Soda Pit]])</sub>{{bhr}}Canbodia<br /><sub>([[Canbodian River]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Flashlight]] and [[Fizzy Falling Soda]] required for capture in Hoburbia.{{bhr}}[[Rat Poison]] and [[King's Cup]], (or the [[King's Kiddie Cup]]), required for capture in Canbodia.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Flashlight]] and [[Fizzy Falling Soda]] required for capture in Hoburbia.{{bhr}}[[Rat Poison]] and [[King's Cup]], (or the [[King's Kiddie Cup]]), required for capture in Canbodia.
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| <span id="Rat Bandit">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/bandit-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Rat Bandit">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/bandit-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Rat Bandit]]
 
! [[Rat Bandit]]
| 70 || 100 || 110 || 70.00 || 14.00 || 14.00 || 13.00
+
| 70 || 100 || 14 || 14 || 13
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>{{bhr}} Second City<br /><sub>([[Red Light District]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>{{bhr}} Second City<br /><sub>([[Red Light District]])</sub>
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Raver Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/glow-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Raver Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/glow-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Raver Rat]]
 
! [[Raver Rat]]
| 69 || 100 || 120 || 70.00|| 14.00 || 16.00 || 8.00
+
| 69 || 100 || 14 || 16 || 8
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Rollerderby Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/rollerderby-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Rollerderby Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/rollerderby-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Rollerderby Rat]]
 
! [[Rollerderby Rat]]
| 73 || 100 || 110 || 70.00 || 21.00 || 12.00 || 14.00
+
| 73 || 100 || 21 || 12 || 14
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[City Hall]])</sub>
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[City Hall]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Rat Poison]] required for capture.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Rat Poison]] required for capture.
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| <span id="Shadow Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/shadow-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Shadow Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/shadow-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Shadow Rat]]
 
! [[Shadow Rat]]
| 75 || 100 || 120 || 80.00 || 60.00 || 15.00 || 5.00
+
| 75 || 100 || 60 || 15 || 5
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Bernard's_Mansion#Bernard.27s_Basement|Bernard's Basement]])</sub>
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
 
| <span style="display:none">—</span><hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Space Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/space-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Space Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/space-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Space Rat]]
 
! [[Space Rat]]
| 80 || 100 || 140 || 80.00 || 16.00 || 16.00 || 16.00
+
| 80 || 100 || 16 || 16 || 16
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[Sewers|Sewer #4]])</sub>
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[Sewers|Sewer #4]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Mirror Shard]] required for capture.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Mirror Shard]] required for capture.
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| <span id="Two-Headed Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/twoheaded-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Two-Headed Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/twoheaded-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Two-Headed Rat]]
 
! [[Two-Headed Rat]]
| 65 || 100 || 100 || 70.00 || 13.00 || 18.00 || 13.00
+
| 65 || 100 || 13 || 18 || 13
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| City<br /><sub>([[Pet Shop]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | <hr style="width:75%" />
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| <span id="Winged Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/winged-120.jpg</span>
 
| <span id="Winged Rat">http://www.hobowars.com/images/rats/winged-120.jpg</span>
 
! [[Winged Rat]]
 
! [[Winged Rat]]
| 68 || 100 || 200 || 80.00 || 15.00 || 8.00 || 9.00
+
| 68 || 100 || 15 || 8 || 9
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[Park]])</sub>
 
| Second City<br /><sub>([[Park]])</sub>
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Piece of Bread]] required for capture.
 
| style="font-size:0.9em" | [[Piece of Bread]] required for capture.
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|- align="center"
 
|- align="center"
 
! Cotton Rat
 
! Cotton Rat
| 60 || 100 || 110 || 60.00 || 12.00 || 8.00 || 8.00
+
| 60 || 100 || 110 || 60 || 12 || 8 || 8
 
|- align="center"
 
|- align="center"
 
! Kangaroo Rat
 
! Kangaroo Rat
| 67 || 100 || 100 || 70.00 || 8.00 || 14.00 || 14.00
+
| 67 || 100 || 100 || 70 || 8 || 14 || 14
|- align="center"
+
! Lab Rat
+
| 70 || 100 || 100 || 70.00 || 14.00 || 8.00 || 14.00
+
 
|- align="center"
 
|- align="center"
 
! Norway Rat
 
! Norway Rat
| 66 || 100 || 100 || 70.00 || 14.00 || 8.00 || 14.00
+
| 66 || 100 || 100 || 70 || 14 || 8 || 14
 
|- align="center"
 
|- align="center"
 
! Sewer Rat
 
! Sewer Rat
| 64 || 100 || 90 || 60.00 || 8.00 || 14.00 || 8.00
+
| 64 || 100 || 90 || 60 || 8 || 14 || 8
 
|}
 
|}
 
<br>
 
<br>
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====Is there a limit to the number of rounds a rat fight can go?====
 
====Is there a limit to the number of rounds a rat fight can go?====
:The limit is 999 moves, after that it simply says "**** and **** made draw." <!--- Discovered by Cashmoney (93273) on Hobo1 --->
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:The limit is 999 moves, after that it simply says "**** and **** made draw."
 
+
====There is a rat on the "Rat Fights" page with the "[Fight]" link crossed out, what does this mean?====
+
:You can only attack one rat 3 times per day. You must wait until the next day to attack it again.
+
  
====My rat has negative lifespan. How did this happen?====
+
====My rat has negative lifespan. Can I keep it alive?====
:Your rat will be listed with negative lifespan if you have applied any one of the bonus skill points you received from leveling towards Vegetarianism. This does not always happen though.
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:Having a negative lifespan doesn't mean your rat's life is over. If you can increase its life back to 0 or higher before major [[reset]] then its life will be spared another day.
:Your rats lifespan will still be listed as a positive number on the page you see of your rats stats, however, it may show as negative on the "Rat Fights" page once you are into the days that Vegetarianism give you.  
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====What is the purpose of the Cemetery?====
 
====What is the purpose of the Cemetery?====
:You can reserve a spot for your rat in the cemetery. This will save some of your rats information for you or others to look up after it dies, including your rats name, your name, its age, level, and index, as well as the time that it died.
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:Rats earn a their spot in the cemetery when they reach level 10. This will save some of your rats information for you to look up after it dies or to re-purpose is you're friends with a necromancer.  
:If you pay for a spot then abandon your rat, you will forfeit your cemetery space.  
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====If I have a 1 slot cage and purchase a 2 or 3 slot cage, will my rat be lost?====
 
====If I have a 1 slot cage and purchase a 2 or 3 slot cage, will my rat be lost?====
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:No, you cannot.
 
:No, you cannot.
  
====My rat lost some of its energy I gave it from feeding!====
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[[Category:Incomplete]]
:This is NOT a glitch.  If your rat has more "current" energy then its "max" energy when the 20-minute mark hits, it will reset back down to the "max" energy amount and you lose all the energy above that.  Long-story short, don't feed your rats near the 20-minute marks.
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Revision as of 11:58, 23 May 2014

Rats
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Rats are a hobo's best friend!

Okay maybe not, but they are the only "animal" you can find, capture, own, and raise in HoboWars. One of the biggest perks about owning a rat is that it can directly damage your opponent during hobo fights. Rats can also help you outside of battles to gain extra money, food, booze, or pawnables.

Rats must be found and captured before they can be raised to become that formidable sidekick in hobo fights or useful assistant in your everyday hoboing. Rats can be found all over the HoboWorld and be trained to become a powerful attacker or formidable wall just like any hobo can. However, rats are pets and you must have a place for them in your hobo life.

Obtainment

Rat Cages
Name Cost
One-Slot Cage $50,000
Two-Slot Cage $250,000
Three-Slot Cage* $500,000

*Only donators can purchase this rat cage.

Rats can be found all across HoboWorld. However, before you can run around catching rats you must first purchase a Rat Cage to put them all in. Fortunately, the Pet Shop in the City sells rat cages, from one-slot cages that can only hold one rat to three-slot cages that hold up to three! You can only own one type of rat cage at a time; when you purchase a different one, the one you currently have gets thrown out with no refund and replaced by the new cage. So, no, you can't have five three-slot cages or one three-slot cage, one two-slot cage, and one one-slot cage. Therefore, it is highly recommended to buy a two-slot cage if you a non-donator or a three-slot cage if you are a donator. (If you lose your donator status, you still get to keep and use the three-slot cage; it does not disappear or get downgraded to a two-slot cage.)

Once you have purchased your rat cage, you can now go out and start catching rats! As previously mentioned, rats can be found all over the place. If you have a rat cage with an empty slot, you will automatically attempt to catch the rat when you find one. You can release any captured rat you don't want by going to the rat page and selecting Abandon.

Most of the locations to find rats can be found in the listing of rats below

Rat Stats

Rats are just like hobos in that they have stats that determine their worth. Their stats can be trained and upgraded, and they have skills that can give additional benefits.

Basic Rat Stats

Rats have 5 main stats that can be variously increased via leveling, upgrades, and food. These stats are what defines your rat's worth in the activities it performs. There is also the rats' experience stat whose value shows the progress to the rat's next level.

Life / Age Meals
Life is the current vitality of your rat; it is not the total number of days your rat has left before it dies. Age is the total number of days your rat has lived so far. Every major (AM) reset, your rat's Age increases by one day then its Life decreases by its age. Every minor reset (PM), you're rat's Life decreases by its age. Rats only die if their Life is below zero when major reset occurs. You can view a rat's current Lifespan (days til death) by hovering your pointer over its current Life. Additional Life can be gained through upgrade purchases and by feeding them meals. Meals determines how much you can feed. Your rat can gain experience and life through consuming food. Meals are gained once every 3 hours. Although rats can consume any food item in the game, they won't gain any secondary benefits that that food item would normally bestow upon hobos. Additional meals can be gained through upgrade purchases.
Experience Speed
Experience is pretty straightforward and works similar to your hobo. Instead of gaining Experience through fights or other actions, rat's gain it by consuming meals. Each time a rat levels, the more Experience is required for the next level. All meals provide Experience, however the amount gained varies between them. The Vegetarianism upgrade will increase the amount of Experience gained per meal while limiting the rat's diet to meatless meals. Speed is similar to your hobo's speed stat in that it provides your rat with more chances to attack. The rat with the highest speed will tend to be the aggressor. Speed can be gained through leveling and upgrade purchases.
Attack Defense
Attack is similar to your hobo's power stat in that it provides your rat with offensive power. The damage the rat can deal is reduced by your opponent rat's defense. Attack can be gained through leveling and upgrade purchases. Defense is similar to your hobo's Strength stat in that it provides your rat with defense. The higher your rat's defense, the less damage you'll receive from your opponent's rat. Defense can be gained through leveling and upgrades.
Level / Cheese Specials
Level dictates the total amount of upgrades you can give your rat along with increasing the rat's Speed, Attack, and Defense stats. Cheese is gained for each rat level and can be used to purchase rat upgrades. The effectiveness of some rat specials improves with the rat's level. Specials are generally unique to each rat type, providing benefits either during or outside of hobo battles. Some Specials increase in effectiveness the higher your rat's level.


Gaining Stats

In the previous rat system, you had to train your rats' stats. In the current system training has been removed. Each rat simply gains stats from leveling, the amount of gain is based off the rats initial stats when captured. Hobo's further increase individual stats by purchasing upgrades.

Upgrades

Upgrading your rat will cost you a bit of money and cheese. You can purchase unlimited upgrades for each rat stat. The Vegetarianism and Buddhism upgrades are limited to one purchase per rat. To purchase an upgrade, have the required money on hand and the required amount of cheese. Each upgrade of the same type increases in cash cost every purchase and increases in cheese cost every 5th purchase.

Rat Specials

--Under Construction--

Rats in Hobo Fights

Rats can be very helpful in your quest to conquer other hobos in your fights. Rat attacks happen every 5 rounds in fights. The rat that does attacks that round in the fight is based on the rats speed stat. If you have more then one rat, you can choose which rat will fight by choosing the Hobo Fights link on the toolbar and clicking the image of the rat you want fighting.

Battle Grounds for Rats

Rats are tied into most hobo fights but not all. The different areas that rats help in hobo fights are:

Rat Damage during Fights

Generally speaking, the higher your hobo's level, the more damage your rat will do if it gets the hits in hobo fights. Damage is also influenced by the Attack stat of the attacking rat and the Dfense of the defending rat. The rat's Speed determines which rat is the one that attacks.

List of Rats

Rats have been around for such a long time that some are obsolete and no longer obtainable. The following is a breakdown of all of the rats that you can and can not get in the game.

List of Current Rats

There are currently 22 obtainable rats in the game.

The following is a list of all them, as well as information pertaining to their base stats (amount of stats it has when you catch it), common location(s) to find that specific rat, and other important information for catching it.

THE FOLLOWING TABLE IS OUTDATED

Image Name Life Meals Speed Attack Defense Location(s)* Notes
alcoholic-120.jpg Alcoholic Rat 64 100 8 12 8 City
(Pet Shop)

ballerina-120.jpg Ballerina Rat 65 100 18 10 13 City
(Bernard's Basement)
Second City
(City Hall)



Rat Poison required for capture at City Hall.
boxer-120.jpg Boxing Rat 60 100 12 60 13 City
(Bernard's Basement)

breakdance-120.jpg Breakdancing Rat 70 100 25 16 16 City
(Bernard's Basement)

cave-120.jpg Cave Rat 62 100 10 12 11 City
(Pet Shop)

country-120.jpg Country Rat 65 100 25 24 45 City
(Bernard's Basement)

disco-120.jpg Disco Rat 68 100 17 14 13 Second City
(Night Club)

golden-120.jpg Golden Rat 100 100 25 25 25 Hoburbia
(Loompa Land)
City
(In-N-Out)
Only obtainable once per player through wishing.
Can only be purchased once per month.
detective-120.jpg Gumshoe Rat 75 100 13 11 20 Second City
(Red Light District)

Lab-rat.jpg Lab Rat 30 100 100 100 100 City
Haunted House
Rat Poison required for capture.
blob-120.jpg Obese Rat 62 100 8 14 10 City
(Pet Shop)

octo-120.jpg Octo Rat 75 100 16 35 21 City
(Bernard's Basement)

old-120.jpg Old Rat 65 100 12 10 8 City
(Pet Shop)

pincher-120.jpg Pincher Rat 65 100 15 30 15 City
(Bernard's Basement)
Hoburbia
(Fizzy Falling Soda Pit)



Flashlight and Fizzy Falling Soda required for capture.
pirate-120.jpg Pirate Rat 79 100 16 16 18 Hoburbia
(Fizzy Falling Soda Pit)
Canbodia
(Canbodian River)
Flashlight and Fizzy Falling Soda required for capture in Hoburbia.
Rat Poison and King's Cup, (or the King's Kiddie Cup), required for capture in Canbodia.
bandit-120.jpg Rat Bandit 70 100 14 14 13 City
(Bernard's Basement)
Second City
(Red Light District)

glow-120.jpg Raver Rat 69 100 14 16 8 City
(Pet Shop)

rollerderby-120.jpg Rollerderby Rat 73 100 21 12 14 Second City
(City Hall)
Rat Poison required for capture.
shadow-120.jpg Shadow Rat 75 100 60 15 5 City
(Bernard's Basement)

space-120.jpg Space Rat 80 100 16 16 16 Second City
(Sewer #4)
Mirror Shard required for capture.
twoheaded-120.jpg Two-Headed Rat 65 100 13 18 13 City
(Pet Shop)

winged-120.jpg Winged Rat 68 100 15 8 9 Second City
(Park)
Piece of Bread required for capture.

*The location listed is the primary location the rat is found in. Some rats can be found to a lesser extent in other game locations.

List of Extinct Rats

The following is a list of rats that were gradually phased out of the game and thus are no longer obtainable.

These rats were present during a time when the game didn't have much artwork in it, so, these rats didn't have images associated with them.

Name Lifespan Hunger Energy Vitality Agility Strength Concentration
Cotton Rat 60 100 110 60 12 8 8
Kangaroo Rat 67 100 100 70 8 14 14
Norway Rat 66 100 100 70 14 8 14
Sewer Rat 64 100 90 60 8 14 8


General FAQ

How do I keep rats I find?

In order to own a rat, you must buy a rat cage from the Pet Shop. If you have an open slot in your cage, you will automatically obtain the rat.

What is the best type of rat?

The best starting type is the Golden Rat. But as they are almost impossible to get every time, the second best is a toss-up depending on your game-play amount, style, and demand, and how much T you are willing to spend to obtain it. You might want something with a high starting energy, something with great beginning stats, or maybe just the greatest lifespan out there. Re-visit the table above to pick which fits your needs.

Is there a limit to the number of rounds a rat fight can go?

The limit is 999 moves, after that it simply says "**** and **** made draw."

My rat has negative lifespan. Can I keep it alive?

Having a negative lifespan doesn't mean your rat's life is over. If you can increase its life back to 0 or higher before major reset then its life will be spared another day.

What is the purpose of the Cemetery?

Rats earn a their spot in the cemetery when they reach level 10. This will save some of your rats information for you to look up after it dies or to re-purpose is you're friends with a necromancer.

If I have a 1 slot cage and purchase a 2 or 3 slot cage, will my rat be lost?

No, your rat will still be there, you'll just receive extra slots.

Can I change the order of the rats in my cage?

No, you cannot.