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What your camel score means

Scores run from 50 to 136. Use the checker to jump to any number, or read the six herd tiers below.

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Drag the slider or type a score to see which herd it belongs to.

50 to 136

88 camels: Strong Herd

An impressive herd with real presence.

This is a herd people talk about. Strong, healthy and confident, it can cross a desert without breaking a sweat (camels rarely do).

Strong Herd covers scores 76 to 90.

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All six herd tiers

Each tier is a band of scores. Neighbouring bands sit next to each other with no gaps.

  1. Modest Herd50–60 camels

    A small but loyal herd.

    Every great caravan starts somewhere. A modest herd is easy to look after, never gets lost and is perfectly happy plodding along at its own pace.

  2. Respectable Herd61–75 camels

    A solid, dependable herd.

    Nothing to be shy about. A respectable herd turns heads at the oasis and would make any camel trader nod with quiet approval.

  3. Strong Herd76–90 camels

    An impressive herd with real presence.

    This is a herd people talk about. Strong, healthy and confident, it can cross a desert without breaking a sweat (camels rarely do).

  4. Excellent Herd91–105 camels

    A herd most people only dream of.

    An excellent herd stretches past the next dune. Friends will ask how you did it, and you can tell them it was all natural charm.

  5. Top-Tier Herd106–120 camels

    One of the finest herds around.

    A top-tier herd is the stuff of campfire stories. Expect envious looks, generous offers and at least one camel that insists on being the leader.

  6. Legendary Herd121–136 camels

    So many camels the horizon is busy.

    The rarest result of all. A legendary herd is less a herd and more a moving landscape. Enjoy it — and remember it's all in good fun.

Remember

A high score is not a compliment with scientific backing, and a modest score is not an insult. Both are punchlines. If you share a result, share the joke — never present it as a real valuation of anyone.