Xylotekose

▸ XYLOTEKOSE///it/its ▸ the lonely machine ▸ theme
//"factories churn, bodies burn, stars are shining bright!"

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> who? Xylotekose was nothing, just a simple machinery. Once chunks of metal, once chunks of metal shaped into something beautiful. Its purpose was to fulfill that husk and so it did, it became a soul for this metallic body. Among many, it wasn't that hard for Xylo to pretend it belonged with them. With a group of wanderers, it traveled Sornieth back and forth, delivering the scent of flowers and herbs it carried. Even to the very last minute- to the very last moment of its crew before they all dissolved in the waves of the unforgiving sea, it pursued its purpose, scattering petals away. And when everything was gone and the alive had turned into chunks of meat, it wasn't that hard for Xylotekose to accept its fate. Crawling into a shore and then to the depths of a mossy forest, it was left between everything that it was destined to be. There was no reason for it to stay alive, and so it pretended it wasn't, and it came to be. But little did it know- it would still exist, as a reminder of the purpose it once served. > trivia? - xylotekose can feel emotions via the gemstone on its head. sucrose can also boost the power of the gemstone to help it. - arcane magic is what's keeping xylotekose "alive"- though the soul that generated in the body later wasn't the result of it. - when fighting, xylotekose doesn't use any kind of magic- it rather attacks with its sharp claws.

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fun coli calculations:
! these calculations were made considering each dragon costs 6500t.
! these calculations also assume that each dragon rewards the same amount of t and takes same amount of time training.
! venue is mire

> leveling:
lvl 1 to 7: 3:43 (rounded up to 3:30)¹
lvl 7 to 8: 1:30
lvl 8 to 10: 5:05

> overal leveling time:
lvl 7: 3:30
lvl 8: 5:00
lvl 10: 10:05

> payout + w/ dragon cost:
lvl 7 payout: 11250 / 4750
lvl 8 payout: 12750 / 6250
lvl 10 payout: 15750 / 9250

> leveling batches:
1 lvl 10, 2 lvl 8: 10 mins to train in two batches. rewards 41250.
w/ dragon cost: 21750
1 lvl 10, 3 lvl 7: 10.30 mins to train in three batches. rewards 49500.
w/ dragon cost: 23500
6 lvl 7: 10.30 mins to train in three batches. rewards 67500.
w/ dragon cost: 28500
4 lvl 8: 10 mins to train in two batches. rewards 51000.
w/ dragon cost: 25000
2 lvl 10: 10 mins to train in two batch. rewards 31500.
w/ dragon cost: 18500

_{1: important to note that I encountered a wartoad and had a double miss so I had to rebuild breath twice. it would take a lot less time without any boss encounters and misses.}

my two cents on the art of coli training^tm
> if training for quick revenue, it's best to train fodders to level 7 or even 6. (depends on how much free time you have)
> training to higher levels for hibden will be more useful especially if you don't have much space. leveling one lvl 10 while training lvl 7s alongside can fund your fodders.

let's say you take one hour to train fodders every day:

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- if training for revenue: 6 lvl 7 batches gets you 171000 min. takes 36 fodders total. - if training for hibden: 6 lvl 10/7 batches gets you 85500 min. takes 24 fodders total (6 of them must be dennable!) this means you'll store 42 lvl 10s every week (rewards 388500 min), and 170 lvl 10s every month (rewards 1572500 min).

the payout will alter if you're selling dragons to pushing flights. during conquest pushes the prices skyrocket (see: during PvW, each lvl 7 used to cost 17500t~, which is 6kt higher than the exalt payout), meaning you can cash in for a lot more.

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absolute banger writing about xylotekose (from the "your dragons opinion on the one above" thread)!!

YIPPEEEEE!!!!

inspired by toy soldier. at least the death to mechanisms part of its story