Marsh

Outfit & Gene Plan

The Scribe's Notes

Icewalker Clan Hatchery
a pay-what-you-wish hatchery



fundraising for

Breeding Project Matron/Patron
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offspring of
Outsiders - Cost / Dragon & Dragon / Username's Lair (if studding)
relative ID | relative ID | leave blank if not applicable

genes
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Color -/0/+| (leave empty if dragon does not have it)


mate
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family tree position
thrice grandparent / twice grandparent / once grandparent / grandparent / parent

return to the den of Dr3m1ly.

this dragon is a first generation descendant
• of the lineage project •
Scales of Many Colors

__Icewalker Clan Hatchery
__a pay-what-you-wish hatchery
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Winter Gaoler The offspring of this nest come from lineage that ties back to Gaolers directly under the Icewarden. Olve still serves his deity faithfully, placing a high importance on duty, honor, and responsibility. Gelidia, naturally a cold dragon, has never found her family since being separated from them. Sometimes this puts a wedge between her and her hatchlings. Better not to get attached before they inevitably leave her side.

Selenite Minerals & Ores Known to strengthen memory, many desperate Tundras have used it as a last resort. (Special thanks to MelonLeaves!) 85 name theme gaoler, nordic-inspired

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Okie dokie! Will mark you down as available to hold dragons.

As for breeding specific colors and gene patterns, this guide here helped me learn how to set projects up back in my early days as an enthusiastic FR breeder: https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/2630512

When I set up Wayward Cross, I had a few projects behind me. I think the most important thing when picking up dragons for projects is:
1. Are you willing to gene the final dragon? If so, are you willing to spend large amounts of treasure and gems? If not, you may want to consider breeding in genes as well as colors. Though this takes more time, it can save you lots if you're willing to be patient.

That's why I prioritize gem gene dragons. They have the longest cooldowns, sure, but the odds of their genes passing is also the highest. And should you want a particularly rare color combination with expensive genes that you don't want to pay for, you're going to need to have dragons with genes of that rarity.

If you are breeding for a dragon that needs gem genes, or a gem breed, it isn't feasible to set up a mirror and a coatl and aim to get a coatl. Even when paired with limited rarity breeds, like imperials, rare genes and breeds have such a small likelihood of being passed on that, if the goal is a gem gene or breed, you have to be breeding gem genes against gem genes. So if you're aiming for a coatl with shimmer and circuit, for example, you'll need to gather a collection of dragons with the highest chance of getting those genes: coatls and wildclaws with genes like butterfly and glimmer.

If you're not breeding for gem genes, I find dragons with the highest rariry genes very helpful anyway because they have a very low chance of passing on genes when you don't want them too. If you want a dragon with malachite (limited), breeding it with a dragon with alloy (rare) is your best chance of getting a dragon with malachite. If you breed your malachite dragon with another limited gene - foam for example - the chance of inheriting foam is 50/50, which sounds really nice but when compared to the odds of alloy (97% chance of passing) you start to wish you had used alloy.

Unfortunately the drawback of rare breeds is their insanely long cooldown. Despite this, I have used them the most in my past breeding projects. They are the most flexible as long as you are willing to bear the cooldown. I have some dragons who have helped in multiple projects, such as AndesCandy and Nuclear.

And depending on who you pair them with, they can produce almost any dragon your heart desires. These two dragons, Azalea and Willpower are both descended from AndesCandy, even though they look very different!