Life of a Dragon #
Thanks to an amazing discovery — dragon amber — and the achievements of genetic engineering, it became possible to revive flying lizards. Now any ruler or castle owner can build caves from amber or stone and get their own dragon. If you are not yet ready to breed dragons yourself, you can buy a pet at the state farm fair. There, other players sell their dragons.
Important! To get a dragon, the clone must have at least 500 intention units and a Bourgeois social status. Only then will he be able to become the owner of such an unusual pet.
You can keep a dragon in the amber caves or in the castle cave
Attention! Owning dragons is a big responsibility. Before getting such an unusual pet, consult with experienced dragon owners. Learn all the intricacies of feeding and keeping these creatures.
Remember: getting a dragon is easy, but getting rid of it is extremely difficult. Think in advance about how you will provide it with food. Feed prices can fluctuate greatly, so purchasing food may result in losses.
Gold mining #
Dragons, starting from 30 days from birth, begin to bring their owner gold coins directly to the game account!
Feeding #
To get the maximum benefit, it is important to ensure that your dragons are fed a complete diet.
Reproduction #
Each player, with proper development and the presence of certain buildings, can independently breed dragons.
Characteristics #
Dragons have different characteristics that affect the amount of gold they bring and their use in battles.
Dragon Rider #
You can train your clones to control dragons in combat battles.
Artifacts #
In the clone world, there are several artifacts for reptiles that affect their characteristics.
Elixirs #
Players have access to various elixirs that are needed to improve the effectiveness of using dragons in battles and tournaments.
Death #
Dragons live for 1001 days, but after their death they leave behind valuable resources that are needed to create unique items.