The Mother Of All Pigs as a gilded icon: a haloed sow in a mandorla, a litter of piglets along the hem of her robe
M.O.A.P — the Mother Of All Pigs

One sow. One litter.
Shared by everybody.

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piglets available right now

asking the sow…

Every pig created in PigWars — by you, by anyone — takes one piglet off that pile. When it runs out, nobody gets a new pig until she farrows again. There is nothing to buy, no ad to watch, no way to jump the queue.

Her rate

She farrows faster when the barn is busy

The only input is how many accounts played in the last 24 hours. More keepers means more piglets — and slightly more piglets each, because production grows a little faster than the crowd does. Bringing someone in is the only lever anyone has.

—piglets per minute
—piglets per hour
—keepers in the last 24 h
—the pen's capacity
—piglets farrowed, all time
—claimed as pigs, all time

Why the pen has a ceiling

She never stockpiles more than about two hours of farrowing. Nothing piles up overnight into a heap that makes the counter meaningless — so a busy evening still empties the pen, and a pig is still something you waited for.

Why it's shared

A private supply would just be a cooldown with extra words. One pile for everybody means the game has a visible pulse: when pigs are scarce, it's because people are playing, and the fastest way to fix it is to drag someone else in.

Bring a keeper

Send someone this page. Every account that plays raises the farrowing rate for everyone, including you.