Gold mining#

A dragon lives for 1001 days. For the first 30 days of its life, it cannot fly and does not yield gold. Starting from the 101st day, dragons can breed in the principality’s amber caves. Dragons can live alone or hunt and live in packs. Tamed dragons are able to recognize their master and obey their commands.

Gold mining by dragons#

The basic rules for dragon gold mining are as follows.

• A dragon must be well-fed to go gold prospecting. A hungry dragon will remain in the cave and not work, so it’s important to feed your dragons regularly.
• The more dragons a player has on their account, the more gold they can bring in total per night. However, the number of gold caches in a territory is limited, causing dragons to compete with each other and find less gold.
• During war, retreating troops often hide gold in caches. During such periods, dragons are more active in searching for treasure and can bring back more gold than usual.
• It’s impossible to accurately predict the amount of gold a particular dragon can mine in a single night. The result depends on many factors, including the number of caches in the area and the activity of other dragons.