Virtual Pigeon Racing

Pigeons: Ownership, Stats and Progression

Learn how to buy your first VPR pigeon, what you need before checkout, and where to buy at launch.

Buying your first pigeon

Find out where pigeons are sold at launch, where the in-game marketplace fits in.

Where to buy pigeons

Learn how pigeon sales work in VPR, where listings happen, how pricing works, and what stays with the pigeon.

Selling your pigeons

Learn what happens when you sell a pigeon NFT, including ownership transfer, access in VPR, and what stays part of the pigeon’s history.

What happens after selling a pigeon

Buying & selling pigeons

Learn what your loft is, where your pigeons appear in the game, and how it connects to racing, breeding, and the marketplace.

Your loft in VPR

Use your loft to review your pigeons, filter by key traits, and make better decisions for racing, breeding, and selling.

Managing your pigeons

Learn whether there is a limit to how many pigeons you can own in VPR and what ownership means for your loft and wallet.

Pigeon ownership limits

Understand how pigeon identities work in VPR, whether you can rename them.

Renaming your pigeon

Managing your loft

Learn what the main data on your pigeon page means, from abilities and XP to race performance, breeding, and identity traits.

Overview of pigeon data

Learn what each of the 10 core abilities means and how they shape your pigeon’s race performance.

Core abilities explained

Learn what pigeon score means, what it is based on, and how to use it when comparing pigeons.

Pigeon score explained

Learn what speed score means, how to read it, and how it differs from pigeon score and core abilities.

Speed score explained

Learn what favorite distance means, how it is determined, and how to use it when choosing races for your pigeon.

Favorite distance explained

Learn what average speed means, how it is calculated, and how to use it when comparing pigeons.

Average speed explained

Pigeon stats and performance

Learn what genotypes like DRD4, LDHA, and CRY1 mean and how they can shape your pigeon’s tendencies.

Genotypes explained

Learn what rarity means, which rarity tiers exist, and how rarity affects collectibility, recovery, and long-term strategy.

Rarity explained

Learn what bloodlines and breed types mean, how they work together, and why they matter for breeding and long-term strategy.

Bloodlines and breed types explained

Learn what generation means, how new generations are created, and why Gen 1 pigeons are different.

Generations explained

Learn what CAT means, how categories affect race entry and growth, and how a pigeon can move up over time.

Category (CAT) explained

Genetics, rarity and categories

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