Camel Mazayen7 mistakes beginners make in Camel Mazayen
Small mistakes at the start cost you weak camels and low places.
1. Tanks that run dry
Time in the game is real, and your camels use water and fodder while you are away. If a tank runs dry, the active camels become weak. Fill the tanks before you leave. See The camp and resources.
2. Breeding without preparation
Breeding needs an adult stud set from his card who is not a relative of the she-camel, a free place in the tent, and a breeding tool. Prepare them before you start. See Breeding and birth.
3. No attention to harmony
The judges look at the sum of the traits and how close they are. Traits that are close give a harmony bonus, so a balanced camel goes ahead of a camel with one high trait. See Traits and judging.
4. The wrong round
A round = colour × class. Dag is for young camels up to the Jadha age, and Jal is from the Thani age and up. At screening the age is checked by Tasneen and the colour by Tashbeeh. See Festivals and Camel teeth and ages.
5. A Manqiyah with no plan
In a Manqiyah you place your camels in the front, the middle and the back, and the front has the largest weight in the score. Put your best camels in the front.
6. A camel listed when you need it
A camel listed in the market or the auction cannot breed and cannot enter a pageant until you cancel the listing. Do not list a camel that you plan to enter. See The market and the auction.
7. Idle cars
Send your cars to the desert: the acacia grove for firewood, the oasis for dates, the old corral for scrap, and the ore mountain for ore. You sell the resources from the warehouse, and they raise your income. See The desert and cars.
Do not forget the daily tasks: they reset at midnight, Saudi Arabia time.
Getting started
Traits and judging
Festivals