- At time of writing (12/2/2017), the number of living and immortal mutated lions is 54397.
- This post tracks only living and immortal lions, deceased cannot be bred/sold/etc.
- Prices are based off trade center trends only, and will be updated once a week.
- Rarity does not equal demand. For that part of the guide I am looking at the number of living and immortal lions only, I am not taking into consideration what sells and what doesn't.
- As always with price guides, this is merely a suggestion, as there are many factors that can increase or decrease the price of a lion.

Mutations: What Are They?

Mutations on Lioden are a huge drive in the economy. Some are rare, and therefore worth more, and some are not so rare, which results in those mutations garnering a lower price at market. There are items that can increase chances of mutations, or increase the chance of specific mutations passing. These items are usually in high demand most of the year, and can also fetch pretty high prices in the trades (a cheaper option is Cotton Root Barks -- CRB's. Though they may not be as effective as say, lion meat, they have been known to throw some pretty wild muties!). During times when there are a large amount of these breeding items being used, the prices of muties drop, as there is an influx of these lions being born (pretty much basic economics).

So, What's Rare, and What's Not?

Below, you'll find a chart that will list all known mutations alphabetically. Using the Global Mutation Counter, we can determine what the percentage of each mutation is. Going off that, we can set values that mark mutations as "Very Rare, Rare, Uncommon" and "Common."

Very Rare Mutations are any mutation that are less than 1% of the Global Mutation Counter.
Rare Mutations are any mutations that are 1-2% of the Global Mutation Counter.
Uncommon Mutations are any mutations that are 3-5% of the Global Mutation Counter.
Common Mutations are mutations that are 6% or higher in the Global Mutation Counter (currently the highest is 18%).

Now That We Know What Rarities Mean, How do we Price Mutations?

Mutations are priced by gathering the highest, average, and lowest asking price in the trade centers. Lowest price will be listed first, average second, highest last (example: 5 gb, 10 gb, 20 gb-- 5 being lowest, 20 being highest). These are merely suggestions, but you have a better chance if you price your lions within the ranges shown. If there is only one trade, or none, you will see "--" in the lowest and highest trade or "No Data," respectively.

Last Updated June 14th, 2018