Verity Variants: BIG, GOLD, DIAMOND, TITAN and the Weight Stat
Placed Veritys carry prefix variants — BIG, GOLD, DIAMOND, TITAN — that change their income. Here is every labeled variant verified from gameplay, plus the kg stat.
Roll a Verity and you get a creature; the footage shows you can also get a version of it. Placed Veritys on player bases carry prefix variants in their floating labels — and the prefix visibly changes what they pay. Every label below was read off a real base in September 2026 gameplay.

In-game capture from Ty’s gameplay video (September 2026).
What variants have been verified?
From labeled creatures standing on real bases:
| Label observed | Odds shown | Income shown |
|---|---|---|
| Falsity | 1 in 6 | $7/s |
| BIG Fragility | 1 in 12 | $22/s |
| GOLD BIG Curiosity | 1 in 10 | $17/s–$47/s across sightings |
| BIG Hilarity | 1 in 29 | $64/s |
| DIAMOND Dirty | 1 in 133 | $303/s |
| Lovity | 1 in 205 | $183/s |
| Colority | 1 in 4.6K | $3.6K/s, 133,169 kg |
Two reads off that table: the odds column matches the roll odds from the Verity Index List (variants keep their base entry’s rarity), and income tracks rarity brutally — a mid-tier Lovity out-earns a starter Falsity 26×, and Colority is in another league entirely. A TITAN prefix has also been spotted on a base label, but without a clean odds/income readout — logged as seen, not yet quantified.
What is Colority?
The standout sighting: a base-sized rainbow sphere carrying the Colority label at $3.6K/s and 133,169 kg — the “incredibly extremely rare” end of the creature scale made visible. Its label odds (1 in 4.6K) sit below the Index page’s 1-in-6.6K read, which most likely means the placed label reads a per-roll or variant-adjusted figure — a discrepancy still being documented rather than a contradiction.
Where do variants come from?
Not yet confirmed on camera. Two plausible pipelines exist: rare rolls off the Random Verity button (which shows a stock counter like 2/7 or 7/7, and whose icon previews different faces between rolls), and the Fuse Machine — three Veritys in, one out — which is the community’s leading theory for how BIG/GOLD/DIAMOND prefixes get made. Until a fuse is filmed completing, both stay labeled unverified.
What is the kg stat for?
Every placed Verity shows a weight in kilograms — trivial on commons (8 kg on a Falsity), enormous on Colority (133,169 kg). Earlier footage of end-game saves showed collection-scale weights in the hundreds of millions of kg, which is why the working theory is that creature mass feeds the Strength economy — the same stat that gates which boxes your grab can take. Unverified as a link, but the direction fits the game’s shape.

In-game capture from Ty’s gameplay video (September 2026).
Why do variants matter strategically?
Because income-per-plot-space is the real constraint: a base holds finite creatures, and a DIAMOND Dirty pays what ~43 Falsitys pay in one slot. Once the fuse pipeline is confirmed, variants are likely the long-term money play documented in the money guide — and the reason duplicates from Index grinding stop being waste.
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