Dens

Dens are MiroPets clubs that your pets join. A den has its own private message board, a shared item pool, 3 weekly quests, a Den Bank that pays for more member slots, and a rolling item request from Rowan that builds toward weekly treasure chests.

Where to find it

• Direct link: /dens/
• Browse all dens - sortable by most popular, most active, newest, or highest level - or open My Den to jump to one you have joined.

Meet Rowan

Rowan the wolf keeps the dens. He posts the item request your den is working on and hands out the treasure chests when the den hits a milestone.

How membership works

You join a den with a pet, not just your account:

• Each pet can belong to only one den at a time.
• One pet per den per player. You cannot stack several pets in the same den, because that would multiply your share of the rewards.
• You can still be in several different dens by placing different pets in each. That part is the point.

Public dens can be joined instantly with any pet that is not already in a den. Private dens need an invitation - any current member can invite a friend from the den page, and the invite stays valid for 7 days. Once someone has been invited to a den, that same person cannot be invited to that den again for 14 days - by anyone in the den - so nobody gets buried in repeat invitations.

Creating a den

• Cost: 10,000 MPC, and you must be account level 5 or higher.
• Or hand over a Den Charter instead of the fee: an epic ticket sold at the Ticket Counter and EPIC Only for 7,500 MPC. Keep it in your backpack and the Create a Den page offers it as a way to pay; it is only spent once the den is founded. The level 5 requirement still applies, and the charter can be traded or gifted like any other item.
• Pick a name (3-30 characters, must be unique), a description, and public or private.
• Your den's name becomes its web address - a den called Battle Pets lives at /dens/battle-pets, and that one link works whether the person opening it is a member or not.
• A few names are refused because a page in the den area already answers to them, such as Create, Settings, View and Board. Pick anything else and you are fine.
• Renaming your den moves it to a new address, and the old one keeps redirecting, so links you have already shared carry on working.
• Choose a founding pet - it becomes the den's first member and you become the leader.
• Every new den is assigned a random rare or epic mascot, and gets its own private board straight away.

Den Levels and the Den Bank

A new den holds 100 members. More slots are earned, not bought outright: the den needs coins in its shared Den Bank and enough den points.

• Den points add up from everything the den does together, one point each: every weekly quest claimed, every Den Treasure milestone the den reaches in a week (up to four a week), every Harvest Rally won and every Reading Rally won. Points are for keeps - nothing resets on Sunday - and everything a den did before points existed already counts.
• Any member can deposit into the Den Bank (minimum 100 MPC).
• Only the leader can spend it, on the next level.
• Every deposit and every upgrade is written to a log the whole den can read.
• Levelling up raises the den's member limit automatically. A den can hold up to 300 members at level 5.

Roles

• Leader - everything below, plus spending the Den Bank, upgrading the den, promoting and demoting officers, editing den settings, transferring leadership, and disbanding the den.
• Officer - removes members, sends den announcements, takes from the pool without limits, and helps run the den. Officers cannot remove each other or the leader.
• Member - posts on the board, donates and withdraws, fills item requests, contributes to quests, and can claim a completed quest reward for the den.

Staying in touch

• Den Notice - the leader can pin a short notice (rules, weekly goals, welcome notes) to the top of the den page.
• Message All - the leader or an officer can send an announcement straight to every member's in-game mail from the Den Notice card. A den can send one announcement per day, up to 500 characters.
• Activity tags - the member list marks everyone seen in the last 7 days as Active (the same window quest scaling uses) and shows when everyone else was last seen, so leaders can spot abandoned accounts before pruning the roster.

If a leader disappears: when a den's leader has not been seen for 60 days, the den can be taken over so it does not stay frozen. An officer inherits it if the den has one; otherwise the longest-standing member who is still playing can claim it.

Den appearance

The den header is Rowan's lodge by default. The leader can swap it for any background in their own collection under Den Settings, and it then sits behind the den's name, mascot and level on the den page - the same treatment a background gets on a player shopfront.

• Only the leader can change it, and only to a background they own. VIP-only backgrounds need an active VIP membership.
• The den keeps the background through a change of leadership. A new leader can leave it as it is, but once they change it they can only pick from their own collection.
• Choosing Rowan's Lodge puts the default header back.

The Den Board

Every den has its own board, and it sits right on the den page — topics open in place, so reading and replying never leaves the den. It is separate from the public Message Board: den topics are not in board search, not on the public board index, and not on your profile.

• Topics hold 20 posts per page, and the board lists the 20 most recently active.
• Titles are 3-200 characters.
• Likes, @mentions, emotes and unread markers all work. Mentioning someone only notifies them if they are in the den — an outsider is never told the topic exists.
• A blue dot marks a topic with posts you have not read, and the Board shortcut at the top of the den page carries a count of them.
• There is a 30-second wait between posts, shared with the public board, so you cannot dodge it by switching between the two.

Who moderates it: the den's own leader and officers, not site staff.

• Leader and officers pin topics, lock them, and delete any post. Officers cannot delete the leader's posts.
• Anyone can delete their own post and edit their own post.
• Deleting the opening post removes the whole topic.
• A locked topic still takes replies from the leader and officers.

Reporting: report a post and it goes to your den's leader and officers, who decide what to do. Site-wide rules still apply — a board ban stops you posting anywhere, including in your den, though you can still read.

Dens that used the old den chat kept their history: it is preserved as a locked "Den Chat Archive" topic on the board.

Players under 13 cannot use the den board, the same as every other messaging feature.

Weekly quests

Every den gets 3 quests each week, with a fresh set every Sunday.

Quest goals scale with how many members have been active in the last 7 days, not with the raw member count - a den full of parked pets is not asked to do the work of a den full of active players. Targets also grow more slowly than membership does, so joining a big den never means an impossible quest board.

Examples: earning coins, earning pet XP, feeding pets, playing games, cooking meals in the Kitchen, completing expeditions, harvesting garden plots, hatching eggs, buying from shops, sending mail, and posting on the Message Board. Your normal daily play counts automatically for every den you are in.

When a quest hits its target, any current member can claim it for the den — and the claimer's active pet earns 25 XP for doing the honours. The full MPC reward is split evenly among current members who have been active on MiroPets during the last 7 days; inactive members do not receive that week's payout. Each member's contribution is listed under the quest, so the den can see who is pulling their weight.

The item pool

The pool is a shared stash any member can donate to and take from.

• Donating needs a verified email and account level 3, the same rules as trading.
• You take one item per go. There is no quantity to choose - tap Take and that item is yours.
• After a take you wait 15 minutes before the next one, so a single member cannot empty a shelf the whole den stocked.
• On top of that, ordinary members can take up to 10 items during any rolling 24-hour period, including epic and legendary items.
• Officers and the leader have no cooldown and no daily limit.
• Every donation and withdrawal is logged for the whole den to see.

Den Treasure

Rowan asks the den for a random item every 2 hours, and filling those requests builds a weekly treasure meter. See Den Treasure for the full details.

Reading Rally

Every week the den also gets a story-time goal: read books to your pets together, and when the goal falls every member who read to 3 different pets wins a rare book. Nothing to donate — every read counts on its own. See Reading Rally.

Harvest Rally

Every week, dens with active gardeners get one featured crop to grow together. Donate crops you harvested from your own garden; hit the den's goal and Rooty pays every contributor more than the crops were worth. See Harvest Rally for the full details.

Good habits

• Join a den before doing your daily routine - feeding, games and shopping all count toward den quests at no extra cost to you.
• Keep an eye on Rowan's request. Most ask for cheap, common things you already have spare.
• Donate surplus food and toys to the pool; newer members can grab them instead of spending MPC at the shops.
• Chip into the Den Bank when you are flush. More slots means more people working on the same quests.

Related pages

• Den Treasure
• Harvest Rally
• Reading Rally
• Message Board
• Friends and Mail
• How to Earn MPC
• Rules and Safety