With that in mind, here are my general thoughts (opinions really) on what to consider for each rarity level. You don't want to be in a situation where spending all your time trying to build up Red Woods because you bred 4 of them for the puzzle event and you're waiting to recall the Kratus you just hatched. Specifically, empowering (most) dragons takes time, and time is your enemy when you can only recall and empower one dragon at a time. Obviously empowering any dragon makes it better, but just because you can doesn't mean you should. Tips: Well levels 21 and 25 are certainly the most food efficient, but honestly 566k food for 100 orbs is a bargain if you can afford it, it's hard not to get the full 100. Rarityĭragon Recall & Feed Amounts at Key Levels (I can use some confirmation) Updated 1 NOTE: Major changes to the empowerment tiers with the July 2020 updates. Statistical Gains at each Empowerment Level Orbs Needed & Max Level Updated 1 Destination Level Please feel free to recommend additions, I'll be happy to add them in if they make sense here. Gathering place for all things empowerment related. If you see the numbers there you can assume it is accurate, provided I just didn't brain-fart right past it. Anything I am now unsure of gets the ? treatment.

Later, After Primal Element was introduced, Legend Element is now strong against Primal Hybrids.17-August-2020: In light of 'Empowerment Reborn' I had to re-write chunks of this guide. Now this element had been re-designated to legend attacks, which are weak against Pure Hybrids. The Legend element was originally dealt strong damage against Legend Element by itself.Legend Dragons formerly required Level 16, before the Dark Dragons, now, it requires Level 38.However, Legend Attacks deal critical damage to Legend Dragons. Legend Dragons do not have Secondary Elements, the only other attack Legends have are Physical Attacks. This is why Rare Hybrids are valuable in battles - they allow the Rare Hybrid to be immune to an Element and to be able to deliver critical damage at the same time. Secondary(/Tertiary) Elements enable a Dragon to have alternate attacks. Only ranked up powerful leveled dragons can defeat themĪ dragon's Secondary Element has no effect on battle damage. Choose your dragon to have its primary element immune or resistant to the opponent dragon's elements, and your dragon's secondary element supplying attacks that are critical to the opponent's primary element. The key to maximum damage on an opponent dragon is its primary element (the first element).

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