Does Fire Wisp revive wilted crops like Phoenix?

No. Phoenix Rebirth revives wilted crops with ember mutation. Fire Wisp’s Inferno is an ember and burnt stacking boost on the ability line—different role.

Why is max weight only 5 kg?

Hatch 0.5 with maxAge 100 gives (0.5 / 11) × 110 = 5. The small cap is expected; evaluate Inferno’s mutation role instead of bulk.

Grow a Garden Fire Wisp

Fire Wisp is a pocket mythical for Ember and Burnt stacking language—editorial S-tier with a 0.5 kg hatch that looks tiny beside dinosaurs. Inferno is about heat-tag pressure, not weight flex or crop revive insurance.

Tier SSmallmythical

Quick stats

Hatch weight: 0.5 kg
Weight at age 50: 2.73 kg
Weight at age 100: 5.00 kg

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Fire Wisp weight progression

Fire Wisp hatches at 0.5 kg and grows with the formula W = (hatch ÷ 11) × (age + 10). The table below projects its weight at each age milestone so you can plan trade timing and weight targets.

Fire Wisp weight by age
Age	Projected weight
Age 1	0.50 kg
Age 25	1.59 kg
Age 50	2.73 kg
Age 75	3.86 kg
Age 100	5.00 kg
Age 125	6.14 kg

Playstyle

Bring Fire Wisp when you are pushing Ember (×25) and Burnt (×12) stacks on heat-friendly crops. Phoenix Rebirth revives wilted crops with ember mutation—different job. Cicada’s Summer Song boosts solar and ember in heat waves; Lava Lizard offers volcanic/ember passive legendary coverage. Swap Wisp out when your garden shifts to frozen or tranquil priorities and those heat tags stop mattering.

Weight & trading

Hatch 0.5 kg → weight equals 0.5 × (age + 10) / 11. Age 50 ≈ 2.73, age 100 = 5.0 exactly. Five kilograms at max age is normal. Trade value talks should mention Inferno and mythical S-tier, not a bulk contest Wisp will lose.

Inferno provides an ember and burnt mutation stacking boost. The text does not list percent chances, heat-wave exclusivity, or interaction math with Cicada or Phoenix. Burnt’s mutation description mentions extreme heat or fire pet abilities; Ember’s mentions sunny weather and heat waves—conditional synergy is plausible, not a fully specified formula in pets.ts. Editorial S-tier marks high impact when those tags matter; mythical rarity is the drop band, not a Sheckle quote.

Fire Wisp in Grow a Garden

Heat-tag stacking without invented percentages

Build rows that can actually hold Ember and Burnt rather than forcing Inferno onto frost crops. If Cicada or Lava Lizard already cover your heat plan, Fire Wisp is optional overlap—test one cluster before filling every slot with fire pets. Dataset silence on diminishing returns means restraint beats assumption.

Phoenix buyers often want revive insurance; Wisp buyers want live stacking boosts. Negotiations that ignore that split produce mismatched offers even when both pets share ember-flavored words.

Mythical S-tier with a small hatch footprint

Light mythical pets confuse size-focused traders. Document hatch 0.5, age, and Inferno wording. A honest age-100 listing near 5 kg beats a flashy fake weight that breaks the scale math.

Seasonal heat frequency changes how often Inferno feels mandatory. Without publishing event calendars, the practical advice is simple: keep Wisp ready for heat-driven gardens, and do not force it as a generalist aura replacement for Capybara or Celestial Deer.

Common questions

Does Fire Wisp revive wilted crops like Phoenix?: No. Phoenix Rebirth revives wilted crops with ember mutation. Fire Wisp’s Inferno is an ember and burnt stacking boost on the ability line—different role.
Why is max weight only 5 kg?: Hatch 0.5 with maxAge 100 gives (0.5 / 11) × 110 = 5. The small cap is expected; evaluate Inferno’s mutation role instead of bulk.