Honeyland Guide
Shards
Your Honeypots are filled with shards!
Shards are redeemed for Items
When your Bees return from a Hunt, they will have a Honeypot filled with valuable resources called shards. Shards are the building blocks of items that will benefit your game play in a variety of ways. There are many different types of shards that you will collect as you Hunt for Honeypots, spin the Lucky Wheel, and complete Quests.
EXAMPLE: One type of shard that is very useful is the Luck Upgrade shard. When they are redeemed, they create a Luck Upgrade item. Use the Luck Upgrade on a Bee to permanently increase its Luck stat, making that Bee stronger for Hunting.
You can earn or win shards by:
Hunting
Completing Quests
Spinning the Lucky Wheel
Playing games in the Game Mall
Participating in raffles
Converting Training Bees
Owning Land
Referring new players to Honeyland
Connecting your social media accounts
Playing games in our Discord server
Redeeming codes we release
Other special events
Shards can be purchased by visiting the in-game Main Shop.
Items (redeemed from shards) can be purchased by visiting the in-game Item Marketplace.
Important! - Training Bees have their own shards called Training Bee shards. Training Bee shards can only be used with Training Bees. When Hunting, Training Bee will receive Honeypots containing Training Bee shards.
The types of Training Bee shards that can be included are: Training Bee Egg, Training Queen upgrade, Agility, Attack, Capacity, Defense, Health, Luck, Breed Ticket, and Mood Stabilizer.
If needed, you can convert items (created by redeeming shards) into Zzubs which can be used to purchase Training Bee shards, participate in Raffles, play games in the Game Mall, decorate your hive, and more.
REMINDER: Training Bees' Endurance stat is based on the player's XP level and can only be changed by the player leveling up. Training Bees' Agility stat cannot be changed.
For a complete overview of playing Honeyland using Training Bee, visit Training Bee Game Play
Shards | Utility | |
---|---|---|
Permanent Effect |
||
Queen Eggs | Hatches a Queen Bee | |
Bee Eggs | Hatches a Male Bee | |
Queen Upgrade | Upgrades Queen | |
Royal Jelly | Allows you to Breed a Queen Bee |
|
Mood Stabilizer | Prevents your Queen’s mood from changing during Breeding |
|
Attack | Upgrades Attack Stat | |
Defense | Upgrades Defense Stat | |
Health | Upgrades Health Stat | |
Endurance | Upgrades Endurance Stat | |
Recovery | Upgrades Recovery Stat | |
Capacity | Upgrades Capacity Stat | |
Agility | Upgrades Agility Stat | |
Luck | Upgrades Luck Stat |
Temporary Effect based on the rarity of the item created by combining shards
Shield | Protects Hive from Raids | |
Sonar Buzz | Identifies good Lands to Hunt and Harvest |
|
Poison Bomb | Decreases the Agility of other Player's Bees |
|
Cursed Honey Drop | Decreases the Luck of other Player's Bees |
|
* Mint Spray | Cancels/Blocks Poison and Curses |
* Mint Spray can only be deployed by the Landowner
Each landform has its own type of Paradise Maker, when deployed on a Land, it gives visiting Bees an additional 75% boost in their Agility
Swizzle Sticks | Changes Seaside Land's Normal Climate to Paradise |
|
Lollipop | Changes Meadow Land's Normal Climate to Paradise |
|
Sparkle Candy | Changes Desert Land's Normal Climate to Paradise |
|
Snow Sugar | Changes Summit Land's Normal Climate to Paradise |
|
Candy Coat | Changes Woodland Land's Normal Climate to Paradise |
Each Landform has its own type of Lantern, when deployed on a Land it decreases the Honeypot drop time
Name | Decreases Drop Time For | |
---|---|---|
Lantern of Insight | Seaside Lands | |
Lantern of Knowledge | Meadow Lands | |
Lantern of Hope | Desert Lands | |
Lantern of Revealing | Summit Lands | |
Lantern of Light | Woodland Lands |
REMEMBER: Shards need to be redeemed for a whole item before they can be used in the game or sold to other players. The more shards you redeem, the rarer, more effective, and more valuable the resulting item will be.
Wax is needed to pay the blockchain fees when creating a Generations Egg from Shards. It's not needed when creating Training Bee Eggs. For a deep dive into the full details of Wax, visit our Wax FAQ.