If you've logged into the new camp event for even ten minutes, you'll know it isn't just a quick fruit dump and walk away. The whole update is built around keeping the Super Campfire alive, feeding it the right crops, and squeezing value out of every pet slot. That's why many players are checking their stock of GAG Items before they start grinding hard, because the better your setup is at the start, the less time you waste later.
Keeping the Super Campfire running
Fuel matters more than random farming
The first thing to sort out is Ember income. Low-value fruit works, sure, but it burns through your time. Prismatic and Transcendent fruit are the real fuel here. Sugar Apples and Giant Pine Cones are popular because one plant can give several fruits, and that adds up fast. If you're using sprinklers, go for extra weight. Bigger fruit means better returns. A Liar Bird with a Mimic Octopus can also make the setup feel much less painful, since size boosts and duplication chances help stretch every harvest.
- Use Sugar Apples and Giant Pine Cones as your main campfire crops.
- Place sprinklers before serious harvesting, not after your bags are already full.
- Run Mimic Octopus when you want extra fruit value from fewer plants.
- Swap into Pack Bees when storage becomes the real problem.
Storage and seed farming
Don't let your inventory be the bottleneck
Once the fire is stable, storage becomes the annoying part. A Pack Bee team with Ruby Squids can push your fruit capacity past 1,200, which is enough to keep feeding the fire for ages without running back every minute. For seeds, the Red Fox trick still has a place, especially with Mimic Octopus nearby. The Arctic Fox method is the one people are talking about more, though. Plant lots of different crops, keep pets like Lion, Peacock, Griffins, Hot Dog Dachshund, and Arctic Foxes in rotation, and the seed shop can refresh so often it feels almost broken.
| Goal | Best setup | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Campfire fuel | Sugar Apple, Giant Pine Cone, sprinklers | More fruit weight and steady Ember gain |
| Seed hunting | Red Fox or Arctic Fox teams | Better shop access and rare seed chances |
| Egg farming | Bearded Dragon with Mimic Octopus | Passive Egg Shop rewards while you're away |
Eggs, crafting, and profit farms
Some methods are boring, but they work
Egg farming is much easier if you don't overthink it. Plant Sugar Apples and Giant Pine Cones, drop in one Bearded Dragon, then stack Mimic Octopus pets if you have them. It's the kind of setup you leave running overnight and check in the morning. Crafting is a bit more hands-on. Nutcracker builds are great for Reclaimers, while Orangutan, Patchy, and Hamster can help with Silver and Gold Ingots by cutting time or copying results. If you're chasing Grandmaster Sprinklers, tomato farms with Cockatrice, Pack Bees, Silver Monkeys, and Magpies are still a money machine.
What I'd focus on next
Fire Wisp changes the long game
The Fire Wisp is probably the pet to watch from this event. Its enchantment system opens the door for stronger farming chains, and players who build around it early may get a big head start in the next update. I'd focus on Ember farming first, then seeds, then eggs and crafting once the campfire is under control. Some players also look at GAG Tokens for sale when they want to skip part of the grind, but even then, having a clean farm plan makes every token and every hour count.
