Rain

Rain and his brother Shine were found abandoned or orphaned outside the Blacksand Annex when they were very small by Pumpkin Jacque. They've followed her ever since. When she became General of the Training Yards, she immediately named Rain and Shine her two best combat trainers. When he's not fighting in the Colisum, Rain tends to the fountain that he's turned into his personal fish pond.





If you prefer to use a mage, you need 130 INT in order to be able to Contuse + Eliminate all the monsters except bosses. Water is the best element, weak only to Mindless Flight (Ice), resistant to one of the bosses, Terror Toad (Wind). An elemental attack (Hydro Bolt or Drown) is effective against both bosses, Fear Frog (Fire) and Terror Toad (Wind).

130 INT | 40 QCK | 25 VIT Meditate Contuse | Rally or Drown | Haste | Aid Scholar x3 Ambush x2

Golden Betta

Seafood

Traditionally given out to the second wave of food taste-testers. Many dragons hold onto them rather than eating them.

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3

Violet Betta

Seafood

While reds and blues abound, breeding a true purple betta is quite the achievement! It's a shame this one is dinner.

25

3

Crowntail Surgling

Seafood

Its flared fins can be used to intimidate larger fish; pity this skill doesn't work on dragons.

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3

Crowntail Wanderer

Seafood

Once bred to produce brilliantly colored, decorative fins, an accidental reintroduction to the wild sees these jewels migrating to new territories.

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3

Fanfish

Seafood

A group of fanfish is often called a fandom. Some stay in one group whilst others swim between different fandoms. (Special thanks to AthenaMinerva!)

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7

Killer Fanfish

Seafood

Not actually dangerous to dragons, this fish mesmerizes smaller prey with its killer looks. Its flashy fins make for a fabulous garnish. (Special thanks to Orodruin!)

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7

Gilded Tetras

Seafood

This schooling fish appears to be dull brown until it moves, its iridescent golden sides mimicking light reflections when viewed from above.

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3

Cyan Tetras

Seafood

A warm-water treat. Best harvested by groups of two or more.

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3

Ruby Tetras

Seafood

It's rumored Ruby Tetras have their own language; too bad they have nothing to say to you.

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3

Sparklers

Seafood

Known for their reflective, multi-colored scales, this species of guppy are often saved from the lunch basket by the impressive glittering performance they use to get away.

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3

Livewire Endlers

Seafood

Groups of these electro-conducive fish are routinely kept in glass jugs. Their internal glow and highly-reflective scales mixed with the refractory qualities of the water make for an amazing light show.

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3

Silver Guppy

Seafood

Some dragons traditionally feast upon Silver Guppies after 25 years of bonding.

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3

Smallhead Flying Fish

Seafood

Smallhead flying fish travel in groups called flocks rather than schools.

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5

Sea Sparrow

Seafood

This species of flying fish is known for its incessant and abrasive chirping.

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5

Wave Skipper

Seafood

Wave skippers don't get much air, but can use the curls of waves to travel across the water's surface at breakneck speeds.

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5

Marbled Hatchetfish

Seafood

Just don't mention anything about their 'abnormally-enlarged sternal region' -- it's a very sensitive subject.

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7

Electric Stingers

Seafood

The sting of this jellyfish is particularly painful.

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4

Darktide Jellyfish

Seafood

Whenever these jellyfish wash ashore, they melt into a stinging, gelatinous puddle. Some prefer them that way.

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4

Nebula Floaters

Seafood

Unlike their crystalline cousins, Nebula Floaters are oddly sweet. They may also cause fang decay.

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4

Ballroom Urchin

Seafood

Maintains a full shape without the use of a crinoline.

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7

Sunset Sea Dragon

Seafood

The leafy sunset can grow to be three times the size of its modestly-sized cousins, but doesn't taste nearly as good.

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5

Rose Pixie

Seafood

This species of sea dragon is covered in a protective membrane, and is right at home in the poisonous fronds of the coral community.

55

5

Sea Fae

Seafood

Named for its stark resemblance to the dragon breed, sea fae are a plentiful snack in stormy waters.

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5

Umbral Sea Wight

Seafood

These tiny creatures comb the sea floor in slow-moving mobs, hauntingly floating against the murky backdrop of the deepest trenches.

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5

Speckled Hogfish

Seafood

If you were waiting around for this fish to oink, you're likely going to be disappointed.

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3

Ebony Hogfish

Seafood

This friendly ocean-dweller coexists harmoniously with the not-often-seen Ivory Hogfish. It is not an uncommon sight to see blended schools swimming near coral beds.

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3

Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

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Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

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Giant Lilypad

Trinkets

Also known to fae dragons as 'boat'.

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Giant Lilypad

Trinkets

Also known to fae dragons as 'boat'.

34

Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

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Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

34

Citrus Lionfish

Seafood

The good news? It actually tastes like citrus! The bad news? That's the venom. (Special thanks to tbptwist.)

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3

Venomspite Invader

Seafood

Popular in fishponds for dragons who don't mind eventually having only one fish in the pond. (Special thanks to BrightIce.)

26

3

Brack Bloat

Seafood

While most types of pufferfish use their ability to expand as a natural defense if outnumbered, this species is more commonly seen bumping around clumsily with its own kind like a cluster of spiked balloons.

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6

Golden Cushionfish

Seafood

This fish's name is an oxymoron. But go ahead, don't believe it.

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6

Tuxedo Urchin

Seafood

This mysterious urchin appears only when the situation is most dire, never mind what that means.

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5

Snowflake Urchin

Seafood

Every one of these urchins is unique in their own way, and each thinks they're better than the last.

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5

Blackwater Jester

Seafood

The antics of blackwater jester schools makes them a popular choice for fishkeepers, and a popular snack for their inconsiderate lair-mates.

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7

Marbled Stingray

Seafood

These lively fish are a joy to watch and to eat.

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3

Black Diamond Stingray

Seafood

Mind the pointy bits.

25

3

Archer Fish

Seafood

These scaled hunters have developed a specialized ability to spit water to shoot down insects.

20

2

Velvet Archer Fish

Seafood

Someone told you these were super soft. If only it would stop spitting long enough to catch!

20

2

Grey Catshark

Seafood

The small edible portion of the catshark is protected by a thick layer of rubbery skin...that isn't edible.

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6

Striped Biter

Seafood

This striped shark comes in a variety of colors, but the black and white biter outnumbers all other types by, like, ten thousand to one.

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6

Luminous Leaf Sheep

Seafood

Eat enough luminous leaf sheep, and your belly will glow!

26

3

Spicy Leaf Sheep

Seafood

A painful treat that is neither meat nor vegetable.

26

3

Tropical Seaslug

Seafood

This beautiful but poisonous creature uses oxygen-filled sacs to float near the surface of the water, almost resembling a collection of fallen flower petals. Be careful where you swim...

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7

Blue Dragon Seaslug

Seafood

This ingenious creature devours and assimilates the biological defenses of its prey, making it a difficult target for larger aquatic predators.

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7

Spineback Slug

Seafood

Does this look like it wants to be touched? No. Should you touch it? No. Will you touch it? Yes. (Special thanks Velsim.)

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3

Bluespine Slug

Seafood

Unlike their larger, shelled brethren, these slugs cannot dodge. Dragons rejoice! (Special thanks Weirdo.)

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3

Green Banded Shrimp

Seafood

You feel as if this would be difficult to draw.

20

2

Coral Banded Shrimp

Seafood

The janitors of the sea... why does a dryad have this?

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2

Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

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Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

34

Giant Lilypad

Trinkets

Also known to fae dragons as 'boat'.

34

Giant Lilypad

Trinkets

Also known to fae dragons as 'boat'.

34

Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

34

Dainty Lilypad

Trinkets

Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

34

River Wiggler

Seafood

These small freshwater eels were introduced to many rivers near dragon lairs to help keep the leech population in check.

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2

Vampire Eel

Seafood

While this fish does not have an aversion to sunlight, it does have a taste for blood...

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2

Blue Ring Octopus

Seafood

Considered quite the feat to catch and eat, these octopuses are caught by foolish young dragons seeking to impress their friends. One mistake can be fatal, as the venom of these creatures is powerful and can be fatal to smaller dragons.

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6

Brilliant Bobtail Squid

Seafood

These squid telegraph their emotions through a series of bioluminescent displays. No dragon has ever seen the display that indicates happiness.

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5

Julii Corycat

Seafood

This variant is a touch more ambitious than the average corycat.

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6

Corycat

Seafood

Feed this to a cat named Cory and one can begin to peel back the layers of reality.

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