Hello! I was recommended this game from somebody from the game Wolvden which is similar to this! I unfortunately dont know how this game works and I really need help! I'm trying to figure it out the best I can but it's all so confusing and I'm such an idiot for skipping the tutorial. I have no clue how to get more dragons and I have no clue how to manage a lot of this atm! Assistance in teaching me how this game works would be helpful! Love yall!
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Hello! I was recommended this game from somebody from the game Wolvden which is similar to this! I unfortunately dont know how this game works and I really need help! I'm trying to figure it out the best I can but it's all so confusing and I'm such an idiot for skipping the tutorial. I have no clue how to get more dragons and I have no clue how to manage a lot of this atm! Assistance in teaching me how this game works would be helpful! Love yall!
@GlockKai hello and welcome to Flight Rising!
You can get more dragons in several different ways. One is by breeding your dragons together. Another is the Auction House, where you can buy dragons. And then some users like to give dragons away for free -- check the Raffles and Giveaways section of the forums. Also, check the Plague Sales forum -- they might be running a giveaway there, but since I'm not in the Plague flight I can't see it.
I would recommend using some gene scrolls on your dragons before breeding them. These are consumable items that give your dragons cool patterns that can be passed on to offspring. They can be acquired in numerous places around the site, including the Marketplace, Arlo's Ancient Artifacts, and Baldwin's Bubbling Brew. If you go to a dragon's profile and click on the little icon that looks like a cloud, it takes you to a page where you can preview all possible genes on your dragon before committing to them. Play around here and see what you like!
Genes come in three types. Primary genes affect the body. Secondary genes cover the wings. Tertiary genes are accents; they can affect body, wings, or both depending on the specific gene. Your girl Raven wound up with a very light tertiary color, which in my opinion works very well with genes like Ghost and Firefly. A few genes can dramatically change how your dragon's colors look, especially Chorus/Choir, Fade/Blend, Flaunt/Flair, and Poison/Toxin. You might find that helpful when geneing up your Tundra boy -- I can't help but notice you're not a fan of his colors lol.
I see you have one of your dragons on a Coliseum team. I would really recommend that you add your other one (or at least another dragon) to your Coli team too. The more dragons you have on your team, up to the maximum of three, the more turns you will get.
You can get more dragons in several different ways. One is by breeding your dragons together. Another is the Auction House, where you can buy dragons. And then some users like to give dragons away for free -- check the Raffles and Giveaways section of the forums. Also, check the Plague Sales forum -- they might be running a giveaway there, but since I'm not in the Plague flight I can't see it.
I would recommend using some gene scrolls on your dragons before breeding them. These are consumable items that give your dragons cool patterns that can be passed on to offspring. They can be acquired in numerous places around the site, including the Marketplace, Arlo's Ancient Artifacts, and Baldwin's Bubbling Brew. If you go to a dragon's profile and click on the little icon that looks like a cloud, it takes you to a page where you can preview all possible genes on your dragon before committing to them. Play around here and see what you like!
Genes come in three types. Primary genes affect the body. Secondary genes cover the wings. Tertiary genes are accents; they can affect body, wings, or both depending on the specific gene. Your girl Raven wound up with a very light tertiary color, which in my opinion works very well with genes like Ghost and Firefly. A few genes can dramatically change how your dragon's colors look, especially Chorus/Choir, Fade/Blend, Flaunt/Flair, and Poison/Toxin. You might find that helpful when geneing up your Tundra boy -- I can't help but notice you're not a fan of his colors lol.
I see you have one of your dragons on a Coliseum team. I would really recommend that you add your other one (or at least another dragon) to your Coli team too. The more dragons you have on your team, up to the maximum of three, the more turns you will get.
@GlockKai hello and welcome to Flight Rising!
You can get more dragons in several different ways. One is by breeding your dragons together. Another is the Auction House, where you can buy dragons. And then some users like to give dragons away for free -- check the Raffles and Giveaways section of the forums. Also, check the Plague Sales forum -- they might be running a giveaway there, but since I'm not in the Plague flight I can't see it.
I would recommend using some gene scrolls on your dragons before breeding them. These are consumable items that give your dragons cool patterns that can be passed on to offspring. They can be acquired in numerous places around the site, including the Marketplace, Arlo's Ancient Artifacts, and Baldwin's Bubbling Brew. If you go to a dragon's profile and click on the little icon that looks like a cloud, it takes you to a page where you can preview all possible genes on your dragon before committing to them. Play around here and see what you like!
Genes come in three types. Primary genes affect the body. Secondary genes cover the wings. Tertiary genes are accents; they can affect body, wings, or both depending on the specific gene. Your girl Raven wound up with a very light tertiary color, which in my opinion works very well with genes like Ghost and Firefly. A few genes can dramatically change how your dragon's colors look, especially Chorus/Choir, Fade/Blend, Flaunt/Flair, and Poison/Toxin. You might find that helpful when geneing up your Tundra boy -- I can't help but notice you're not a fan of his colors lol.
I see you have one of your dragons on a Coliseum team. I would really recommend that you add your other one (or at least another dragon) to your Coli team too. The more dragons you have on your team, up to the maximum of three, the more turns you will get.
You can get more dragons in several different ways. One is by breeding your dragons together. Another is the Auction House, where you can buy dragons. And then some users like to give dragons away for free -- check the Raffles and Giveaways section of the forums. Also, check the Plague Sales forum -- they might be running a giveaway there, but since I'm not in the Plague flight I can't see it.
I would recommend using some gene scrolls on your dragons before breeding them. These are consumable items that give your dragons cool patterns that can be passed on to offspring. They can be acquired in numerous places around the site, including the Marketplace, Arlo's Ancient Artifacts, and Baldwin's Bubbling Brew. If you go to a dragon's profile and click on the little icon that looks like a cloud, it takes you to a page where you can preview all possible genes on your dragon before committing to them. Play around here and see what you like!
Genes come in three types. Primary genes affect the body. Secondary genes cover the wings. Tertiary genes are accents; they can affect body, wings, or both depending on the specific gene. Your girl Raven wound up with a very light tertiary color, which in my opinion works very well with genes like Ghost and Firefly. A few genes can dramatically change how your dragon's colors look, especially Chorus/Choir, Fade/Blend, Flaunt/Flair, and Poison/Toxin. You might find that helpful when geneing up your Tundra boy -- I can't help but notice you're not a fan of his colors lol.
I see you have one of your dragons on a Coliseum team. I would really recommend that you add your other one (or at least another dragon) to your Coli team too. The more dragons you have on your team, up to the maximum of three, the more turns you will get.
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Oh no! I love both my dragon's colors lol! I named the other one that way because today I got banned from a certain game that sent me here in the first place. I'm so upset that I cant figure it out right away but I love both my dragons so much! I also havent thought of a name for the other one so its kind of difficult! Thank you so much, your help is really appreciated!!!! Also, could I ask how to change my profile picture on here?
Oh no! I love both my dragon's colors lol! I named the other one that way because today I got banned from a certain game that sent me here in the first place. I'm so upset that I cant figure it out right away but I love both my dragons so much! I also havent thought of a name for the other one so its kind of difficult! Thank you so much, your help is really appreciated!!!! Also, could I ask how to change my profile picture on here?
@glockkai welcome to FR! I highly recommend browsing around the plague forums! usually flight forums will have a few threads dedicated to helping newbies out :)
here's a guide to get you started tho!
[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/2815153#post_2815153]general all purpose guide[/url]
Also to change your profile pic, click the small drop down arrow by your username in the top right corner and choose "change avatar"
(btw check your messages [emoji=coatl winking size=1] )
@glockkai welcome to FR! I highly recommend browsing around the plague forums! usually flight forums will have a few threads dedicated to helping newbies out :)
here's a guide to get you started tho!
general all purpose guide
Also to change your profile pic, click the small drop down arrow by your username in the top right corner and choose "change avatar"
(btw check your messages
)
here's a guide to get you started tho!
general all purpose guide
Also to change your profile pic, click the small drop down arrow by your username in the top right corner and choose "change avatar"
(btw check your messages
)
