Each flight has a different nest art and provides a different eye color for the dragons hatched there. So you've now got your perfect pair together using the information above! Congratulations! Now you've got to nest them. Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary colors affect only the colors of the same name.
The range of your dragons will always cover the shortest distance of colors, so if you have a dragon with a Magenta primary (#65) and another dragon with a Rust primary (#57), then the colors labeled #57- #65 on the chart are all possible color outcomes.
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In case it isn't too clear on how to use it, I'll explain how. Just about any color outcome between the dragons you breed will be on this chart. This is the most important thing you will need while breeding dragons. Now onto another important breeding tool. Primary | Clown, Speckle, Stainedĭepending on what genes you like/want to breed/want to sell, you can figure out how to get the outcomes you want from the information above. Basic genes means that there is no visible gene there. Tertiary Genes affect the entirety of the dragon on most occasions, save for Underbelly, which only affects the underbelly of the dragon. Secondary genes only affect the wings and accents like tail fur, head feathers, occasionally horns, etc.
To put it simply, Primary genes affect only the body of the dragon. Remember! You can only breed dragons that are above 5 generations away from a common ancestor, if there is one! I've had several breeding projects thwarted by common ancestors, so make sure to use the Assay Bloodlines in the Scrying Workshop to make sure your dragons are compatible before spending money on them.
If you breed a plentiful and a rare dragon, though, say a Fae and a Wildclaw, there is almost a 100% chance you will get a Fae. However, if you breed a plentiful and a common dragon, say a Guardian and a Pearlcatcher, you have a slightly higher chance of getting a Guardian than a Pearlcatcher. If you breed two plentifuls, say a Mirror and a Tundra, you will have a 50% chance of getting either a Mirror or a Tundra hatchling. Rare: These dragons have a cooldown of 35 daysĬooldowns aside, what does this mean to you? The rarities also determine what kind of dragon you will get out of breeding. Limited: These dragons have a cooldown of 30 days Uncommon: These dragons have a cooldown of 25 days These are also known as "starter dragons", as these breeds are given to you at the beginning of the game.Ĭommon: These dragons have a cooldown of 20 days Plentiful: They have the shortest cooldown of 15 days. But how will you know what dragons are compatible with each other? Different dragons have different cooldowns, so which dragons are good with each other? This all has to do with the dragon "Rarity". It will also contain tips and tricks for hatcheries and breeding projects as well. This is a thread designed to convey all the information of breeding dragons to you in the simplest way possible. Updated 3.11.16: Added Giraffe and Hex Tiers Updated 2.7.16: Added Stained Tier and gene nicknames Updated 1.18.16: Added Butterfly and Thylacine Tiers and updated nest pictures Updated 10.25.15: Added Poison/Toxin Tiers Updated 10.2.15: Added tiers for new genes and updated breeding rarity guide Updated 8.9.15: Added Glimmer and Awaiting Paint/Pied tiers. Updated 5.21.15: Added some FAQ info and edited some nest images. Updated 3.30.15: Added in the Vipera and Hypnotic Genes. Updated 1.9.15: Added in the Okapi tertiary gene Updated 12.22.14: Added in Nocturnes and cycled out breed changes Updated 12.14.14: Added Assay Bloodlines information and Facet Gene Updated 11.11.14: Added in Nesting, Scrolls, and placed Iridescent and Shimmer in the Rare tier If you have a question, please ping me! Don't know how? Just copy and paste into your post and I'll see it! Thank you!
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