Basically - for fun, I want to make a dragon pair whose colours are on opposite sides of the colour wheel. For the most possible number of potential combinations. However... I'll be honest, I've no idea how to go about figuring out which colour would be best to achieve this goal.
The dragon I'm wanting to use for this is XXX Gold, so if anyone just happens to know what the ideal colour would be to pair her with I'd appreciate it. Lol.
Basically - for fun, I want to make a dragon pair whose colours are on opposite sides of the colour wheel. For the most possible number of potential combinations. However... I'll be honest, I've no idea how to go about figuring out which colour would be best to achieve this goal.
The dragon I'm wanting to use for this is XXX Gold, so if anyone just happens to know what the ideal colour would be to pair her with I'd appreciate it. Lol.
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Eth
I'm sure someone has a tool somewhere but the easiest for me is to look at the color wheel and then do some educated guesses.
You'll want either
Shadow or Midnight depending on what half of the color wheel you'd like.
@
Eth
I'm sure someone has a tool somewhere but the easiest for me is to look at the color wheel and then do some educated guesses.
You'll want either
Shadow or Midnight depending on what half of the color wheel you'd like.
I want to live in Theory. Everything works there.
Have you checked the
Gem MP for Gene and Breed scrolls before buying an AH listing from me ending in
5g?
@/Eth
ninja'd, but hopefully this still helps
there are 177 colors total, so in order to have a 'full' wheel you'll technically need 2 different mates for him in order to get full coverage - in this case, midnight will give you the warmer colors while shadow should give you the cool colors
if you ever need help figuring this out for different colors you can feel free to look at
this guide
@/Eth
ninja'd, but hopefully this still helps
there are 177 colors total, so in order to have a 'full' wheel you'll technically need 2 different mates for him in order to get full coverage - in this case, midnight will give you the warmer colors while shadow should give you the cool colors
if you ever need help figuring this out for different colors you can feel free to look at
this guide
Thank you both!! Extremely helpful <33
Thank you both!! Extremely helpful <33
