I'm curious about dragon values, and how much they're worth. Is there a way to figure it out?
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TOPIC | What are the dragon values?
@XxEuphoriaxX The short answer is, they're worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them.
The long answer is, it's difficult if not impossible to determine a dragon's worth. Other than the minimum amount you get from exalting and any daily bonuses that might apply to them, there is no set value on genes, breeds, or colors. With thousands of dragons being hatched and put on the Auction House every day you could say they're all equally worthless, really, unless somebody finds them 'special' enough to pay more than fodder price.
The long answer is, it's difficult if not impossible to determine a dragon's worth. Other than the minimum amount you get from exalting and any daily bonuses that might apply to them, there is no set value on genes, breeds, or colors. With thousands of dragons being hatched and put on the Auction House every day you could say they're all equally worthless, really, unless somebody finds them 'special' enough to pay more than fodder price.
@XxEuphoriaxX The short answer is, they're worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them.
The long answer is, it's difficult if not impossible to determine a dragon's worth. Other than the minimum amount you get from exalting and any daily bonuses that might apply to them, there is no set value on genes, breeds, or colors. With thousands of dragons being hatched and put on the Auction House every day you could say they're all equally worthless, really, unless somebody finds them 'special' enough to pay more than fodder price.
The long answer is, it's difficult if not impossible to determine a dragon's worth. Other than the minimum amount you get from exalting and any daily bonuses that might apply to them, there is no set value on genes, breeds, or colors. With thousands of dragons being hatched and put on the Auction House every day you could say they're all equally worthless, really, unless somebody finds them 'special' enough to pay more than fodder price.