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Energy, points, tickets and CBON

Four things sit in your header. They do different jobs and they are not interchangeable.

The only limit on how much you can do in a day.

  • You hold up to 25.
  • It refills 1 every 6 minutes, by itself, whether the app is open or not โ€” about 240 a day if you keep spending it.
  • A MUSH! on the Trail costs 5. Playing a game in the Arcade costs nothing.
  • Snowflake tiles, the Daily Bone, the Spin and the Shop all give energy. Energy from those can take you above 25 โ€” the cap only stops the automatic refill.

Points are the score of your account rather than of a game.

  • Earned from Trail tiles, clearing a board, missions, the Daily Bone, the Spin, referrals.
  • Every 500 points is one Season level, and the season ladder pays at each level.
  • Points are never spent. Nothing takes them away.
  • Earned from score missions, gift tiles, the Daily Bone, clearing a board for the first time.
  • Spent on the Spin (5) and the weekly lottery (10).

CBON is CADINUโ€™s reward unit. Bone tiles and gem tiles on the Trail pay it, the Spin pays it, and the Shop spends it.

CBON payouts are not switched on yet.

While they are off, every CBON you earn is recorded and shown, but it is not added to a spendable balance. The app says โ€œCBON rewards open laterโ€ wherever that happens โ€” on the Trail toast, on the wheel, in the lottery, on the season ladder. Nothing is lost and nothing is secretly rounded away; the ledger holds every one.

We say it in the app rather than quietly showing you a number, because a balance that cannot be spent and does not say so is worse than no balance.

Everything that is not CBON. Points, energy and tickets are credited the moment you earn them, which means missions, the Daily Bone, the Spin, the Trailโ€™s paw and snowflake and gift tiles, referrals and the season ladder all work normally.

When it is open, the Shop sells CBON packs for Telegram Stars. Bought CBON is credited immediately โ€” the rewards switch holds back what CADINU owes you, never what you paid for. Prices are always shown in Stars, never in any other currency.