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TOPIC | How to Train Your Dragon, By Duke
Don't mind if I ask a question - Is the 13 vitality in the loot farming one a needed stat to boost, or can it be kept at 5?
Don't mind if I ask a question - Is the 13 vitality in the loot farming one a needed stat to boost, or can it be kept at 5?
Commenting to find again later, thank you so much! :D
Commenting to find again later, thank you so much! :D
[quote name="Chicenk" date="2024-02-01 10:07:28" ]
Don't mind if I ask a question - Is the 13 vitality in the loot farming one a needed stat to boost, or can it be kept at 5?
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@Chicenk
If you plan on farming high level areas, I'd recommend it, especially for Golem Workshop. Unless you're going with a lucky glass cannon build with dragons that naturally start out faster, like a WC. There is a build that utilizes just 6 Vit!
Chicenk wrote on 2024-02-01 10:07:28:
Don't mind if I ask a question - Is the 13 vitality in the loot farming one a needed stat to boost, or can it be kept at 5?
If you plan on farming high level areas, I'd recommend it, especially for Golem Workshop. Unless you're going with a lucky glass cannon build with dragons that naturally start out faster, like a WC. There is a build that utilizes just 6 Vit!
Thanks for the guide!!
Thanks for the guide!!
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Hi all, just want to ask a question. Does anyone know what the best breed to use for each build is?
Hi all, just want to ask a question. Does anyone know what the best breed to use for each build is?
@NotAnOC The best one is the one you like because you'll be looking at it a lot between training and grinding.
It's more important to pick the right element if you are trying to make something specific for the higher level venues since you can't change that about a dragon and the resistances can make a big difference when the enemies are very strong.Those elements are noted in the builds.
Otherwise they are pretty customizable. Every dragon starts with 2 basic battle stones when they hatch based on breed. Some (ex: faes) have the typical mage basic stones while others (ex: guardians) have the typical fighter stones to start out. Some like snappers have a defensive build starting out. These usually also reflect on their breed base stats, which will range from ~5-8. But you will usually use a tincture of dissolution to reset their stats for the optimum build anyway, and the basic battle stones are pretty cheap on the auction house if you want to switch a meditate for scratch or vice versa.
It's more important to pick the right element if you are trying to make something specific for the higher level venues since you can't change that about a dragon and the resistances can make a big difference when the enemies are very strong.Those elements are noted in the builds.
Otherwise they are pretty customizable. Every dragon starts with 2 basic battle stones when they hatch based on breed. Some (ex: faes) have the typical mage basic stones while others (ex: guardians) have the typical fighter stones to start out. Some like snappers have a defensive build starting out. These usually also reflect on their breed base stats, which will range from ~5-8. But you will usually use a tincture of dissolution to reset their stats for the optimum build anyway, and the basic battle stones are pretty cheap on the auction house if you want to switch a meditate for scratch or vice versa.
@NotAnOC The best one is the one you like because you'll be looking at it a lot between training and grinding.
It's more important to pick the right element if you are trying to make something specific for the higher level venues since you can't change that about a dragon and the resistances can make a big difference when the enemies are very strong.Those elements are noted in the builds.
Otherwise they are pretty customizable. Every dragon starts with 2 basic battle stones when they hatch based on breed. Some (ex: faes) have the typical mage basic stones while others (ex: guardians) have the typical fighter stones to start out. Some like snappers have a defensive build starting out. These usually also reflect on their breed base stats, which will range from ~5-8. But you will usually use a tincture of dissolution to reset their stats for the optimum build anyway, and the basic battle stones are pretty cheap on the auction house if you want to switch a meditate for scratch or vice versa.
It's more important to pick the right element if you are trying to make something specific for the higher level venues since you can't change that about a dragon and the resistances can make a big difference when the enemies are very strong.Those elements are noted in the builds.
Otherwise they are pretty customizable. Every dragon starts with 2 basic battle stones when they hatch based on breed. Some (ex: faes) have the typical mage basic stones while others (ex: guardians) have the typical fighter stones to start out. Some like snappers have a defensive build starting out. These usually also reflect on their breed base stats, which will range from ~5-8. But you will usually use a tincture of dissolution to reset their stats for the optimum build anyway, and the basic battle stones are pretty cheap on the auction house if you want to switch a meditate for scratch or vice versa.
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