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A '''Piñata garden''' is this paradise that has fallen into ruins. Your job is to restore it to its glory in whatever way you want, setting the stage for the garden to return to its lost splendor. | A '''Piñata garden''' is this paradise that has fallen into ruins. Your job is to restore it to its glory in whatever way you want, setting the stage for the garden to return to its lost splendor. | ||
| − | The garden starts out as a dirty brown landscape and you have to go about transforming it from a very basic level. As you start turning that brown patch into a garden you’ll attract piñatas who will help develop your land and, in turn, attract other piñatas. Running your own Piñata garden may seem like a big task... which is why you have [[Helpers]] | + | The garden starts out as a dirty brown landscape and you have to go about transforming it from a very basic level. As you start turning that brown patch into a garden you’ll attract [[Species|piñatas]] who will help develop your land and, in turn, attract other piñatas. Running your own Piñata garden may seem like a big task... which is why you have [[Helpers]] |
In your garden, the Piñata each have their own species-specific [[Housing]]s in which they live and perform their [[Romance Dance|Mating dance]]... | In your garden, the Piñata each have their own species-specific [[Housing]]s in which they live and perform their [[Romance Dance|Mating dance]]... | ||
[[Category:Gameplay]] | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
Revision as of 23:38, 3 August 2006
A Piñata garden is this paradise that has fallen into ruins. Your job is to restore it to its glory in whatever way you want, setting the stage for the garden to return to its lost splendor.
The garden starts out as a dirty brown landscape and you have to go about transforming it from a very basic level. As you start turning that brown patch into a garden you’ll attract piñatas who will help develop your land and, in turn, attract other piñatas. Running your own Piñata garden may seem like a big task... which is why you have Helpers
In your garden, the Piñata each have their own species-specific Housings in which they live and perform their Mating dance...
