The Pet Index is a collection view documented by multiple current gameplay guides. It helps players identify discovered Verity Pets, notice missing entries, and claim rewards when the live interface offers them. The developer’s public description does not publish the Index roster or reward table, so use the current client for every exact field.
Open the Index at a safe time
Bank your box and confirm the pet result before opening collection menus. At your base, find the Index button or station shown by the live interface. On mobile or console, check selection focus carefully so a nearby sell or purchase action is not triggered by mistake.
Read the visible categories, entry silhouettes, discovery marks, percentage, and claim buttons. Do not assume an older screenshot has the same layout. Record what your client shows and close the menu before starting another contested run.
Turn missing entries into a route plan
Choose two or three realistic gaps for a session. A focused list is better than wandering between every visible box. If the Index groups entries by area, rarity, or another field, use that label exactly as shown rather than inventing a world name.
Claim rewards carefully
Current community guides report claimable Index rewards, but amounts and milestones need a live check. Claim only when the client clearly marks a reward as ready. Note the wallet, item, boost, or other resource before and after so you know what was delivered.
If a claim button does nothing, wait for server confirmation, close and reopen the menu once, and rejoin if several Index actions are stuck. Do not use a script to automate claims; account risk is not worth fixing a temporary interface problem.
Balance discovery and income
An Index run may produce pets that are new but not stronger earners. Keep the discovery goal separate from the income goal. First maintain enough active income to fund Speed and capacity, then spend a limited block opening different reachable boxes for gaps.
Before selling a new discovery, confirm that credit persists and that the pet is not an unusual variant you want to keep. Before keeping every duplicate, compare its verified income and slot cost. The Verity Pets guide explains the economic side of that choice.
Build a compact personal index record
For each useful discovery, record the displayed name, source box, route, date, rarity or variant label, income shown, and discovery status. A screenshot of the result and Index entry is stronger than a chat nickname. Leave unknown values blank.
This record also helps after updates. If an entry moves or a value changes, you can compare the current client without turning an old number into a permanent claim.
Common Index mistakes
- Assuming a silhouette proves a pet’s name or rarity.
- Selling the result before collection credit appears.
- Claiming a reward during a contested carry or raid.
- Farming one familiar box while expecting gaps from a different source.
- Copying a total entry count or reward amount from an undated video.
- Treating Index completion as more important than the income and Speed needed to reach later sources.
A practical Index session
Start by claiming any clearly available reward at your base. Pick a small set of blanks in an area you can reach. Run a safe income box first, then alternate one collection target with one reliable target. Reopen the Index after a few results, not after every carry, and stop when a new discovery is safely credited.
Use How to Train Speed when later targets remain unreachable, Best Boxes when you need a goal-based box choice, and Rare Pets when the remaining gaps appear tied to unusual variants.
Verification status
The Pet Index and collection rewards are community corroborated by current walkthroughs, including a guide published October 5, 2026. The exact interface, entry count, grouping, rewards, source pools, and variant rules were not published in first-party text and should be confirmed in the live experience.