by Azuri » Tue Jan 06, 2015 3:22 am
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by SunlightAura » Tue Jan 06, 2015 6:25 am
by Azuri » Tue Jan 06, 2015 11:06 am
Loaning Etiquette
What is loaning?
When someone gives a dragon/item to be used by another user with the intent of getting it back in the same condition that the it left in. It can be for breeding pair, coliseum battles, scroll previews and more
What is NOT Tolerated in loaning
(With out the other users prior consent):
- Breeding of another users dragon
- Selling the Item or dragon
- Exalting a dragon
- Renaming a dragon
- Lending a dragon/item you have received from another user
- Tincturing stats on a dragon
- changing stats on a dragon by adding skill points
- using another user's lended scroll
- Refusing to give the dragon/item back to the original owner
- Changing the genes
- Scatterscrolling a dragon
- adding/removing battle stones & abilities
and more
What is OK in loaning
(No consent needed):
-Putting a familiar on the dragon
-Dressing the dragon
-feeding the dragon
-moving them in your lair arrangement
by Akali » Tue Jan 06, 2015 11:07 am
[b]I've changed my Username![/b]
[b]Old user-[/b]
[b]New User-[/b]
[b]FR or CS?-[/b]
[size=50]Imperius[/size]
by Morgan K » Wed Jan 07, 2015 5:59 am
by Morgan K » Wed Jan 07, 2015 6:03 am
17.7C$ = 1 USD = 104.2 Gems = 41600 Treasure
> 1 Gem = 400-500 Treasure
>> 1 C$ = 5.9 Gems
1C$ = 5.9G
5.9G x 350T = 2,065T
1C$ = 2,065T
1C$ = 5.9G
5.9G x 375T = 2,212.5T
1C$ = 2,212.5T
1C$ = 5.9G
5.9G x 400T = 2,360T
1C$ = 2,360T
Breedings
in a 1 egg clutch
> Starter { Fae, Tundra, Mirror, Guardian}
>> Common {Ridgeback, Spiral, Snapper, Pearlcatcher}
>>> Uncommon {Skydancer}
>>>>Limited {Imperial}
>>>>> Rare {Wildclaw, Coatl}
Same breed = 100% what the breed is
Starter X Starter = 50% chance of either breed
Starter X Common = 65% starter 35 % common
Starter X Uncommon = About 90% starter
Starter X Limited = About 100% starter
Starter X Rare = about 100% starter
Common X Common = 50% either breed
Common X Uncommon = 65% common 35% uncommon
Common X Limited = about 90% common
Common X Rare = about 100% common
Uncommon X Uncommon =50% chance of either breed
Uncommon X Limited = 65% uncommon 35% limited
Uncommon X Rare = about 100% uncommon
Limited X Limited = 50% chance of either breed
Limited X Rare = 98% limited 2% rare
Rare X Rare = 50 % of either breed
by Laark » Wed Jan 07, 2015 12:55 pm
Shortcut GuideRB - Ridgeback
Imp - Imperial
WC - Wildclaw
PC - Pearlcatcher
SD - Skydancer
SG - Single gene
DG - Double gene
TG - Triple geneRTB - Ready To Breed
CD- Cooldown
B - Buying
S - Selling
T - Trading
Stud - Studding
CR - Crossroads
Coli - Coliseum
by Laark » Wed Jan 07, 2015 12:56 pm
Which place is best to battle? D;
It depends on the level of your dragons, I personally am in the Arena as I'm most comfortable with the enemies there and I still need familiars from there.
if you are looking for event tokens use this Element chart It shows the likely hood of in countering a monster of that element for example 9% of the time means 9/100 monsters will be that element
Is there an Imperial breed change scroll?
Used to be, not too sure anymore, if you ever find someone with one for sale, youll have to pay a lot (last one glimpsed on the thread was going for 500k gems in an auction.)
It Is an exclusive scroll given to kick starters, and is no longer available in game save for the rare auctions
How do I get event tokens?
By using your gathering turns in the Event flights element or from monster drops in the coliseum, chests can be found the same way (chests are Digging only, or from the coli)
If I breed change/ Scroll of maturity a dragon does it loose its breeding cooldown
No, Breed changed dragons will keep their cooldown (Imp with 29 days to tundra = 29 day breeding cooldown) and so will dragons scrolled for maturity. After they breed their cooldown becomes the same amount as the breed they currently are. (the imperial you scrolled to a tundra now has a tundras breeding cooldown once the original cooldown is up.)
If I give my dragon a skin/accent, will it become permanently attached to that dragon? Will it have any effect on offspring?
nope! You can apply them and remove them at any time. Skins also will have no effect on your hatchlings, as they merely alter the appearance of your adult dragon. it does not alter the genes or colors your dragons have.
by Akali » Wed Jan 07, 2015 12:56 pm
[b]FR Username: Here[/b]
[b]Hatchery link: Here[/b]
[b]Name of said Hatchery: Here[/b]
[b]Are you looking for critiques or affiliates?:[/b]
[b]What I am breeding!: Here[/b]
[b]Anything else? completely optional: Remove if nothing.[/b]I breed all kinds of dragons, Pastels, darks, X/Y/Y and Even Neons.
My most popular pairs are Red/red/Gold circuit Wildclaws and Ivory/Maize/Maize Skydancers
Mostly Spirals, Imperials, Skydancers, Coatls, and Wildclaws. There's one pair that creates Pearlcatchers and another that may have Guardians in it. I'm also hoping to add Nocturnes. c:
About my hatchery wrote:Coatls, Imperials, Wildclaws, Spirals and Skydancers in 'Water' ; 'Halloween' ; 'Zombie' themes
I breed any and every wing colored obsidian/x/obsidian SD's.
I own all but 2 colors and can breed all of them regardless.
I'm breeding obsi/x/maize, white, ice and x/maize, white, ice/maize, white, ice dragons.
The Obsidian Pairs have Tiger or Iri/Shimer/Underbelly and the others Iri/Shimmer/Underbelly or Gembond.
My hatchery specializes in Coatls, Tundras, Pearlcatchers, and Snappers.
All of my pairs are Dual or Triple gene.
Pastel and purple/blue-hued dragons; particularly imps, coatls, and wildclaws
iri/shim imps, SDs, PC including XXY, XYX
I don't have a theme, but I breed mostly coalts, I have Ridgebacks and imps too.
Mostly pastel Coatls & Imps, and Crystal
I mainly breed coatl and skydancers with a few wild wildclaws piping in to say hello!
I typically breed pastels or purples I don't have much else yet!
I breed mainly Shadow coloured dragons, with Obsidian, White and Midnight in the mix.
All of my pairs are still a work in progress but will become Wildclaw x Coatl Pairs ^^
by CuppaTea » Thu Jan 08, 2015 3:52 am
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