Wizard101 Hatching Kiosk Finder

1. Pick your school and pet purpose. The school turns Dealer, Giver, Assailant and Ward into your school version.
2. Choose up to three talents in order of importance, or pick Suggest for my purpose. Add a body type and a minimum pedigree if they matter to you.
3. Enter the hatches you plan, then follow the numbered search plan under the result at the Kiosk.

Here is what each result means:

The Hatching Kiosk is the in-game list of pets other players have offered for hatching. You pick one as the second parent and pay gold for the hatch.

Three rules shape every Kiosk plan, according to Ravenwood Academy:

• Cost: about 75,000 to 103,000 gold per hatch, against 22,000 to 47,000 gold at the Hatchery.
• Cooldown: once a Kiosk pet is hatched with, it cannot be hatched with again for one hour.
• Listing: a pet stays listed for at most two weeks and allows at most 10 hatches in that time. After 10 hatches, the owner must remove it and list it again.

The Kiosk is for finding a partner with the talents you want. For school-by-school ideas, start with the best Wizard101 pets by school guide.

The finder turns your choices into a search pair, a partner checklist, a gold range and a Kiosk limit check. It never reads live Kiosk listings.

1. It renames school talents, so Dealer becomes Storm-Dealer for a Storm wizard.
2. It removes duplicates and fills in suggested talents when you pick Suggest for my purpose.
3. It moves May Cast Shatter, Stun Recalcitrant, May Cast Blade or May Cast Heal to the front. The finder assumes these are less common, which shortens the list; the game does not publish talent counts.
4. It prices your hatches at the Kiosk range and checks them against the 10-hatch listing limit.
5. It sets the verdict from the hatch count and your pedigree floor.

A Fire wizard wants a damage pet with Fire-Dealer, Fire-Giver and Pain-Giver, a 75+ pedigree floor and 3 planned hatches.

Result: the search pair is Fire-Dealer + Fire-Giver. Pain-Giver goes on the checklist for each result. The gold range is 3 x 75,000 = 225,000 to 3 x 103,000 = 309,000 gold. With one partner the run takes at least 2 hours, well inside one listing.

The verdict reads "focused search". Add Spell-Proof and Spell-Defying later and you have what Ravenwood Academy calls a Triple Double: Pain-Giver, Spell-Proof, Spell-Defy and a matching Dealer and Giver.

Five choices change the plan, and the talent order changes it most.

Talent Order

The first two talents become the search. Put the talent you cannot do without first.

Pet Stage of the Partner

A pet gains a talent at each level-up from Teen to Mega and none from Mega to Ultra. A Mega or Ultra partner shows all five talents; an Adult shows only two.

Pedigree Floor

Final Bastion says most good pets have a total pedigree of 75 to 90. A floor of 75 keeps those and removes the rest, at the cost of fewer results.

Planned Hatches

Past 10 hatches, one listing is not enough. The finder then tells you how many listings or partners you need.

Jewel Socket

A pet gains one jewel socket at Ancient. A socketed jewel is gear, not a talent, so judge the partner on its talents. The pet jewel calculator covers jewels.

Use the Kiosk when you need a partner you do not own. Use the Hatchery when you or a friend already have the right pet, because it costs far less.

Ravenwood Academy advises hatching with the same Kiosk pet each time, because mixing talent pools can cause fails.

Starting a New Pet

Final Bastion advises focusing on talents first, then moving them to a pet with the look or card you like. Leave the body on Any for that first search.

Replacing a Partner That Left the Kiosk

A partner can vanish because of its cooldown, its two-week limit or its 10 hatches. Run the same settings again to find a match.

Planning a Long Run

Enter the full hatch count. The timing line shows whether one listing can carry the whole run.

1. Choosing a Partner Below Mega

A Teen shows one talent and an Adult two, so the rest of its lineup is unknown.

2. Searching for Too Many Talents at Once

A pet shows five talents at Mega. Searching two and checking the rest keeps the list manageable.

3. Treating High Pedigree as a Perfect Match

Pedigree does not show whether the talents fit your build. Check the talents first.

4. Switching Partners Every Hatch

Ravenwood Academy warns that mixing talent pools can lead to fails.

5. Planning 12 Hatches on One Listing

One listing allows at most 10. Note a backup partner before you start.

The finder is accurate for the rules it applies, but it cannot see the live Kiosk. It plans your search; it does not find the pet.

For the odds of a talent goal, try the pet talent chance calculator with your own estimate.

For talents per stage and the XP behind them, read how Wizard101 pet stats work.

Pick a Mega or Ultra pet that shows the talents you want, then check its pedigree. Final Bastion says most good pets have a total pedigree of 75 to 90.

It may be on its one-hour cooldown, past its two-week listing, or at its limit of 10 hatches. Ravenwood Academy lists these three reasons.

About 75,000 to 103,000 gold per hatch, according to Ravenwood Academy. The game shows the exact price before you confirm.

At most 10 times in its two-week listing, with a one-hour cooldown after each hatch. The owner must then remove it and list it again.

Ravenwood Academy recommends it, because mixing talent pools with different partners can lead to fails.

A pet gains a talent at each level-up from Teen to Mega, so a Mega or Ultra pet shows all five talents. A younger pet hides part of its lineup.

Ravenwood Academy describes it as a pet that manifests Pain-Giver, Spell-Proof, Spell-Defy and a matching school Dealer and Giver.

Only for looks and the item card. Final Bastion advises getting the talents right first, then moving them to a body you like.

No. It builds a search plan from your choices. This page cannot read Kiosk listings.

No. The Hatchery costs about 22,000 to 47,000 gold per hatch, and the Kiosk about 75,000 to 103,000 gold.

• Wizard101 pet training guide: Kiosk 101 and hatching costs (Ravenwood Academy).
• Hatchmaking Kiosk explained (Final Bastion).
• Beginner guide to Wizard101 pets (Final Bastion).
• Guide to May Cast pet talents (Final Bastion).