Spiders Then Dragonflies

Small Blue Butterflies then Worms
BTW i got a number chart made up of all the bug entries.

Arizona Sister Butterfly then Tiger Butterflies

What do you mean by this?

She counted up and figured how many times each bug appeared. :) The thread kind of died out over the winter, as there was little or no point to putting useless information there. It would be neat if we could calculate the approximate percentages.

Interesting to note here that they have introduced a 400 bug maximum capacity.

All bugs gathered in this list, totaled 105 entries.
The following is an expression of Bug Name/Estimated chance that witch wants it today

Chances may be subject to change, and are by no means definite.

• Mantis (~1%)
• Grasshopper (~1%)
• Black Lady Bugs (~2%)
• Small Blue Butterfly (~2%)
• Spider (~2%)
• Fireflies (~2%)
• Swallowtail Butterfly (~2%)
• Black Beetle (~2%)
• Bees (~2%)
• Ladybugs (~2%)
• Spider (~2%)
• Emperor Butterfly (~2%)
• Peacock Butterfly (~3%)
• Spring Azure Butterfly (~3%)
• Pillbugs (~3%)
• Large White Butterfly (~3%)
• Clouded Yellow Butterfly (~3%)
• Agrias Butterfly(~4%)
• Fatal Metal Butterflies (~4%)
• Tiger Butterfly (~5%)
• Green Hairstreak (~5%)
• Monarch (~6%)
• Dragonflies (~6%)
• Blue Morpho Butterfly(~6%)
• Ringlet Butterfly(~6%)
• Cockroaches (~6%)
• Arizona Sister Butterfly (~8%)
• Worm (~8%)
  

Handy list :) and congrats on 3k posts 4-Lom

Thanks man. A variety of strategies appear when it comes to a list like this. Ideally we would look to what the optimum way to make profit off of the bug system.

My personal suggestion would be to sell bugs with less than 5% occurrence chance without considering if the witch needs them or not. The logic behind this is completely because of the limitation which is now enforced (400 bug limit). If you keep bugs with a lower occurrence, you will wind up with less space for the ones which you will be able to sell at a higher rate and impede your income. When there was no limit, the best strategy was to save all bugs until she asked for them. That has changed.