yeah mine is meat and bugs atm aha ;;
oh well got some ref gems so time to hunt down moar old dergs
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yeah mine is meat and bugs atm aha ;;
oh well got some ref gems so time to hunt down moar old dergs
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aww yiss
Oh really? Thanks for the tip. Now I need to find an arcane dragon to love and cherish like him. I do still want to train him though as well as this girl, what build should they be?
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it's a wip but... http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/baz/1411222/1#post_10460999
might need help with the prices though, maybe
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Oh really? Thanks for the tip. Now I need to find an arcane dragon to love and cherish like him. I do still want to train him though as well as this girl, what build should they be?
I'd recommend one of these two:
Culex's Kelp Beds Build
126 STR/59 QCK/6 VIT
Kiena's Multipurpose Build
126 STR/58 QCK/11 VIT
Also, your Noc is lovely, especially with the full set of armor. o:
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it's a wip but... http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/baz/1411222/1#post_10460999
might need help with the prices though, maybe
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also, my newest creepy bab
I find it interesting that the prices scale the way they do, particularly in the mid/upper levels, but otherwise don't see anything out of the ordinary with the pricing at all. As you said in the post, it's a service designed to train dragons to level 25 only, so the pricing just strongly suggests to customers that it's more economical to send in only very low leveled dragons for training. Nothing wrong with that at all.
You maaaay want to add in a clause about "stones only added for training starting at levels x and below", so someone doesn't come in with an unstoned level 24 and ask for a full set.
A+ creepy bab, so much toxic sparkly love. : D
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Ah okay thanks! I'll probably do Kiena's then.
Which battle stones do they require? You could send me a link too if you want haha.
Also. I found this arcane dragon, are spirals good for the mire build?
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roseflower
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Ah I see, yeah farming in the coli for loot will be my main goal here, so my team will be alright then c: Thank you!
I have a question about the battle stones, I saw several people selling trained dragons with Shred as the first left battle stone followed by Eliminate, but in the pics of Kiena?s guide the first left battle stone is the Eliminate, followed by Rally, and no Shred at all. Wich is better?
Peisinoe
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Doesn't really matter it's up to your preference. You don't really use shred in the higher levels because it uses your breath and adds a draining attack. While scratch just attacks and build up your breath.
Some people replace it with eliminate (shred), and add sap as the 4th battle stone. Which drains your opp and adds health to the dragon.
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roseflower
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Alright thank you, I`ll replace Shred with the Eliminate then c:
Does anyone know why the prices for Eliminate has gotten so pricy now, I bought 2 for 50 k each, but now it?s like 80-100k
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Thank you for the invitation, but I don?t have Skype, I think I?m too shy for Skype XD
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Ah okay thanks! I'll probably do Kiena's then.
Which battle stones do they require? You could send me a link too if you want haha.
Also. I found this arcane dragon, are spirals good for the mire build?
Sure, here's a link to Kiena's guide. : D
Spirals are A-Okay for any build. : D After you add stones to a dragon, any breed is good for any build.
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What Stina said, it's all up to you. I prefer having as many stones as I can on a dragon, so I have the most variety of things at my disposal. Having an empty slot is like having a wasted space for me.
What really matters is having all the stones in the same places on all your dragons. This way you don't have to think about which ability is where, and you can just zone out while in the Coli.
This is how I personally set up aaalll my dragons:
The first slot can change depending on what I've built the dragon for (Kelp Beds, Mire, general farming), but otherwise everything else is in exactly the same place.
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Alright thank you, I`ll replace Shred with the Eliminate then c:
Does anyone know why the prices for Eliminate has gotten so pricy now, I bought 2 for 50 k each, but now it?s like 80-100k
Might be a combination of a few reasons:
- This week is the middle of a really intense battle, and most people who are in the Coli are in the Mire because it's the most efficient place to level fodder. People who would normally be in other venues are in the Mire, and people who are in the Mire on a daily basis have never left. The thing about the Mire is that it doesn't drop Eliminate, so there should be less of them in the game than normal. HERE is a guide on what venues drop which items.
- There was just a Registration window. Lots and lots more newbies joined and are trying to level their first team. It's possible to train a new team from 1 to 25 in three or so days, or around a week if you go at it at a more leisurely pace. Eliminate get added really early on (level 9 I think?), so a TON of people are buying Eliminate right about now.
- NoN is coming up. I know, I know, another event. But the people who were around for it last year remember the sheer chaos and excitement and hype that went on. It's hard to describe, but it was nowhere near being on the level of a normal festival. It changed the economy in ways that took maybe 4 or 5 months to die down again. It's a very Coli heavy event and people who didn't have teams before (or are tired of their old team) might be considering it worthwhile to put one together now.
roseflower
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What Stina said, it's all up to you. I prefer having as many stones as I can on a dragon, so I have the most variety of things at my disposal. Having an empty slot is like having a wasted space for me.
What really matters is having all the stones in the same places on all your dragons. This way you don't have to think about which ability is where, and you can just zone out while in the Coli.
This is how I personally set up aaalll my dragons:
The first slot can change depending on what I've built the dragon for (Kelp Beds, Mire, general farming), but otherwise everything else is in exactly the same place.
Thank you, yeah I guess it?s the best to have the stones all in the same places!
I have to look into all the different battle stones, and choose which work better for me, there?s quite a few
Thank you, yeah I guess it?s the best to have the stones all in the same places!
I have to look into all the different battle stones, and choose which work better for me, there?s quite a few
I don't have any breakdown on the elemental attacks, but here's a quick description of what the three main ones that I use do:
Sap functions like Scratch, doing the same minimal amount of damage, but instead of giving you breath it consumes it, and it gives you 1/4 the damage you dealt back as gained HP. If you've built up so much breath that you could stand to use a little in return for some HP, then Sap is a good way to go.
Rally boosts the attack of the dragon you use it on for 5 rounds. This is enough to let the Rallied dragon OHKO most of the monsters it comes into contact with.
Reflect is useful to have in the Kelp Beds because of the two bosses, the Mantarune and the Wave Sweeper. Both bosses have devastating elemental attacks that can be reflected back at them, saving your entire team from being wiped out.
roseflower
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Thank you for the breakdown, I think these 3 are are a must have, I guess the elemental attacks and the Acuity Fragments are not useful for the coli.
Acuity Fragments are okaaayyy if you're building a mage, but it's better to just go for using Scholars since they're super cheap and give more stats.
Some people equip elemental attacks to their glass cannons. I have Thunder Slash on my original Kelp Beds team dragon, it's really handy to help blast those Mantarunes with an elemental attack they're weak to. o: It's just that I've literally equipped that one slot with a move that I only intend to use on one enemy ever.
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roseflower
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Ah, so I?d assign an elemental attack to one or two dragons, and a Reflect to the third dragon, would that work?
Sure, it would be fine. o:
For glass cannon build dragons (dragons with a TON of STR and QCK), the really important core stones are Scratch, Eliminate, Berserker x3, Ambush x2. They're essential to a glass cannon build.
The important, but not 100% must-have, stones are Rally and Sap.
Everything after that is optional, to tailor your dragon to how you want it.
The thing to be careful about elemental attacks is whether they're a physical or magical attack. Physical attacks (like the Slashes) are powered by how much STR your dragon has. Magical attacks (like the Bolts) are powered by INT. So if you equip a Bolt to a glass cannon build dragon, it will have very very poor attack power.
More info on the different stones.
roseflower
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I see, didn?t know there?s physical and magical element attacks, gotta be careful here c:
Thank you for the link
I see, didn?t know there?s physical and magical element attacks, gotta be careful here c:
Thank you for the link
No problem!
Good luck training your first team~
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