Markings are patterns and designs, such as stripes, spots, swirls and other shapes that make up your pumas overall coat appearance.

Pumas can have as many markings as you like, and they may be any color, paradigm, paradigm mix, or combination of color and paradigm!

You can have as many markings as you have orbs. Orbs are "stackable" meaning you can use as many or as few as you like. You even get "change" in orbs, for example, if you only wish to use 3 markings out of a 4 marking orb you will get one emerald orb as change.

Evolutions are additional traits such as wings, fins, quills, saberteeth, claws and more!

They can be applied during custom creation or added to existing pumas using a Morpholixer or Changeling Elixir.

Evolutions can also support their own markings called Enchantments.

Paradigms are color patterns you can use when making your custom puma. When making customs you can choose a paradigm or a hex color, or the markings/evolutions can be done with a mix of paradigm and a hex color. There is a list of all the paradigms here (PARADIGMS LIST)

Enchantments are markings that can be added to evolutions on existing pumas.
They can be found in the Evolutionary Enchantments (EVOLUTIONARY ENCHANTMENTS) shop, but sometimes also appear as prizes, or as crafted items.
They are also known as Evo Marks.

Cabochons add special Markings to pumas. Often these markings apply a special effect or animation!
Cabochons are found in the Firefly Trader (FIREFLY TRADER) and also can be obtained from Bone Collector's Crypt.
They are items that can be added onto a puma that is already created.

Your puma cannot be hungry, so be sure to keep them well fed!

You can feed pumas from your inventory, or visiting the Feed Pumas page. A good source of food is the excavation game, or purchasing from the Delicatessen.

You can either find a mate within your own pride, find a mate via the search engines, or use one of our various networking tools such as forums and ads.

Note that if your puma's happiness is over 90%, you also have a chance of bonus kittens!

Between 1 and 5.

More than 1 is only possible if the parents are at least 90% happy.
Premium users have a higher chance of bonus kittens!

12 days old, when they turn from "Youth" to "Adult" in Age. They will turn in age at the specific time they were born.

5 days unless a Favor of the White Flamingo is used. Using a "favor" will result in an instant birth.
You can purchase Favors in The Barge-in Empurrium

No.
Any two Pumas that share ancestors up to 7 generations back may not be bred together. These Pumas would produce an inbred offspring, which is not allowed. After 7 generations of separation, the gene pool is wide enough that a breeding would be allowed. The system takes care of this for you, so never fear! You cannot accidentally inbreed your Pumas. There is an inbreeding tool (INBREEDING TOOL) that can be used to see if potential mates would be inbred before purchasing one of them.

Scarabs are breeding add-ons that will change the paradigms the kit you breed with them. Scarabs can be obtained from Miss Mingo's Tool & Dye (MISS MINGO'S), from random events, from excavation, quests and quest shops, also some are seasonal scarabs that are only released during events and in Leo's Loot (LEO'S LOOT)

Bumbleblooms are also breeding add-ons like scarabs, however they change hex colors on the kit you breed with them. Bumbleblooms are obtained from Miss Mingo's Tool & Dye (MISS MINGO'S)

You can buy orbs in 1-marking, 2-marking, 3-marking, and 4-marking varieties.

Emerald Orb - 1
Sapphire Orb - 2
Garnet Orb - 3
Opal Orb - 4

You may use as many as you like when creating a puma, the orbs add up their values.

You could use 3 Emerald Orbs (valued at 1 marking each) to make a 3-marking puma.

Or you could use 2 Opal Orbs (valued at 4 markings each) to create a 6-marking puma, and get a Sapphire Orb as change when done.

New One-of-a-Kind (OOAK) Pumas are not currently available. Please check back for more details.

Yes! This requires the use any Orb, you will aquire "change" from a larger orb if used as a markingless is considered same as one marking if no evolutions are used.

The evo marking demo is used on an existing puma to see an Enchantment on any one evolution. It will only show one Enchantment Mark at a time. The Evo Demo does not allow you to order where you want it, so it always shows the evo marking on top of any existing evo marks

To equip any item, go to the item in your inventory, click on the drop down menu and select equip item to puma.
Then you can either scroll through the puma list or search by breed, name or id number of the puma you want to equip it to.
Once you select the puma and click equip item to puma, the item will be removed from your inventory and placed on the puma.

Yes, items can easily be removed from a puma.
On your puma's profile, select the Equipment tab to view and manage equipped items.
From the manage link, you will be able to select "Remove" next to the item you wish to take off your puma.

Environment Zone: Any item that is listed as an environment goes in this zone, only one can be equipped at a time. Environnments alway display behind anything else that is equipped to the puma.
Zone #1: This is behind everything (except environment), the puma and all evolutions.
Zone #2: This is behind the main puma body, but in front of any evolutions that display behind the puma (such as the back part of wings).
Zone #3: This is in front of the main body of the puma, but behind any front evolutions (such as mane on male lions and wushis), and generally the place you want to put any actual clothing on male lions or wushis so they're not over the mane.
Zone #4: This is in front of everything (except frame), the puma and all evolutions.
Frame Zone: Any item that is listed as a frame goes in this zone, like environments, only one can be equipped at a time. Frames always display over anything else that is equipped.

There are a number of ways, listed below.
-There are daily activities which will reward you with food, items and points.
-You can run a shop and sell merchandise you stock from the main shops.
-You can offer your Pumas up for Stud / Breeding.
-You can adopt out your kits to loving parents.
-You can play games.
-You can win contests.
-You can post comments (even if only smiley) on news posts as far back as you can go.
- The YOUR ACTIVITIES section on the index can help you find more to do to earn pence!

Main Currencies
- Puma Pence (PP)
- Tiger Eyes (TE)
- Fireflies (FF)



Game Currencies
- Bone Shards



Quest Tokens
- Bone Collector Token
- Kazoo Token
- Hydracat Token
- Maurice Token



Venture Currency
- Bean Bux



Raffle Tickets
- Golden Raffle Ticket
- Rainbow Raffle Ticket

Puma Pence is the general point system currency on P3. You earn these from various games and from selling items in shops or selling pumas.
Tiger Eyes are the Puma Cash Exclusives currency. These are used to purchase orbs and other items, and can be used to trade for site items with other players.
Fireflies are redeemable only within one shop and for specific prizes and items.
Tokens are obtained from questing, and can be redeemed in their respective shops for special items.
Raffle Tickets are used to enter certain raffles! Not all raffles require these special tickets.
Bean Bux are used for Ventures.

A very special form of currency that will only be obtainable in a particular manner. They will show up in random events and can also be obtained in the quests. YOU MUST HAVE A GLASS BOTTLE FROM THE FIREFLY TRADER IN ORDER TO CATCH THEM. It just has to be bought and left in your inventory, the fireflies will automatically go into it. Only one is ever needed.

Bone Shards are redeemable for items from the Bone Collector's Crypt. Be alert, however, he often will ask you to perform some other task as well as handing over the required number of Bone Shards for an item! Some players will also sell pumas for bone shards as well.

Currency indicates the item is exchanged for goods or services. Most currency is spent in our Site Shops area. Some are used elsewhere, such as Bean Bux for ventures.

Orbs are used for creating custom pumas.

Environments go behind the puma, on the back-most layer. They cannot be moved, rotated, or resized.

These items are meant for collecting, or do not have another use (yet)!

Food will fill your pumas Hunger H3 Meter!

Wearables are a broad term for items you can equip to a puma. Usually these are clothing-type items.

This item can be used to add Premium time to your account.

Frames go on the top-most layer, above everything else on your puma. They cannot be moved, rotated, or resized.

Playables are toys for improving your pumas Happiness H3 meter!

These are very special items for Transforming your puma into something new, such as the Wushi Cabbage.

This item can be used to change your pumas gender!

Petites are small critters that befriend pumas! These can be equipped to pumas as miniature pets.

This item can be used to change your site Nickname.

Openables contain other items inside! Some openables have "leftover" items, such as coconut halves for the Whole Coconut.

Trunks are special Danse Macabre (our spooky event in October!) packages. These contain cool costumes when opened from the inventory.

Packages are a type of openable item, often containing many different items inside.

Utility items are things like Splatters or Morpholixers, for adding customizations to your pumas. Other utilities can change your pumas breed, trials class and element, base color, or paradigm mixes.

Scenery are large outdoor-themed wearables that usually equip to a layer behind your puma by default. Think mountains, tree lines, hills of grass or snow.

When used from the inventory, an egg can be placed into your Eyrie! These will hatch into Dragns with enough time and care.

Dragns are a special type of Petite that hatch from eggs in the eyrie.

Dragn Food is for feed your young dragns in the eyrie!

This item will add to your Gold Energy! Energy is used for playing Dragns Hoard, and slowly recovers every hour, or refills entirely at rollover. (Midnight, Puma time!)

These are used specifically to affect breeding. Favors will cause pumas to be born instantly, while others will affect colors and paradigms.

Furnishings are decorative and typically indoors-type items, such as chairs, tables, lamps, paintings, things you might have in a puma home.

Landscaping refers to decorative outdoor items, especially plants.

Decor is a catch-all for decorative items that may be indoor or outdoor themed.

Staging is for large indoor items, such as floors, walls, and typically equip behind the puma by default.

Architecture is for large indoor installations like fireplaces, stairs, and other structural indoor design items.

These special items apply markings to the evolutions on a puma!

Materials are designed for use in crafting. They are often wearable too, but their primary purpose is to craft other things.

Supplies are for the Trials of the Loot Labyrinth! These items can give you a boost when applied before starting a trial.

Madame Wahuhi

Gallileo

Rufus

He is a very grumpy old rat, known for asking for rare and difficult to find items in his quests.

Da Xiong Mao

Janus

Although two-faced, Janus always plays by the rules.

Kavoros

Cyberius

No one is sure if Cyberius is a puma, or some other creature.

Monoclese

Fenneka

Fenneka is known to rescue creatures whose planets have become inhospitable and bring them back to Zarrion to live and prosper.

Persssephone

Marcus