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What Is in the Garden: 58 Pieces, Counted

By oNarePublished: 3 min read

The garden tool lets you set levels and read the stats back. What it does not show, because it shows one piece at a time, is the shape of the whole thing: how many pieces there are, how deep each family goes, and what they actually give.

So this is the garden, counted. Every figure comes from the table on this site.

The five families

FamilyPiecesStats per pieceMax levelLevels in total
Decorations372.224624
Statues63.556336
Sets56.01575
Beast skins64.020120
Illusions44.340160
Total581,315

Two things stand out from the counts alone.

Decorations are wide, statues are deep. There are 37 decorations and only 6 statues, but a statue goes to level 56 against a decoration's 24. Six statues hold 336 levels between them — more than half of what all 37 decorations hold.

Sets carry the most stats per piece. A set gives 6 stats where a decoration gives about 2. They only go to level 15, but each level is moving six numbers instead of two.

Decorations split three ways

The 37 decorations are not one pool:

TypeCount
Simple14
Normal12
Premium11

The five sets, and what they ask for

Every set is the same shape — five pieces, max level 15:

  • Candy Factory
  • Food Festival
  • Joyful Gala
  • Sea World
  • Christmas Eve

There is no cheap set and no expensive set by size. They differ in which stats they move, not in what they demand.

48 different stats, and the ones that repeat

Across all 58 pieces the table names 48 distinct stats. Most appear once or twice. These are the ones that show up again and again:

Appears onStat
16 piecesFragments
15Attack boost
12Max wounded
12Archer and mage attack
10Skill 1
10Skill 2
6Cross realm damage
6HP boost

If a stat matters to your build, the count tells you how many places you can get it from. Attack boost appears on 15 pieces; Cross realm damage on 6. The second is much harder to stack, and that is worth knowing before you plan around it.

What is not here

No costs. The garden table on this site holds what each piece gives at each level, not what it takes to get there. Anything claiming a fragment price per decoration would not be coming from this data, so it is not in this guide.

The full 58-piece breakdown, with every stat and the values at max level, is on the garden page.


Tools used in this guide