Habitats

A Habitat is a place where the vast majority of Dragons live and where most of them accumulate Gold. Habitats can be purchased by going to the Main Shop and accessing the tab.

Appearance

Each type of Habitat has a unique aspect with the design and color scheme being based on the most prominent Element or types of Dragons they can house.

The Boss Habitat changes its appearance upon being upgraded, and regular Habitats change their appearance with every level until Level 6, at this level receiving a mark that represents the Element of the Habitat. The size of regular Habitats is 5x5 squares until they reach Level 5, after which their size becomes 6x6 squares. Habitats that can house Divine or Ancient Dragons can not be upgraded and their size is always 6x6 squares while Boss Habitats are always 6x6 squares regardless of level. The size of Legendary Habitats, Time Habitats, Festive Habitats, and the Eternal Fruit Tree is always 6x6 squares, and their appearance stays the same upon being upgraded.

From time to time, the icon will appear above a random Habitat. Selecting the Habitat when this occurs will give the Trainer the option to watch an advertisement video in exchange for 1 Gem.

Whenever a Habitat (except Boss Habitats) is selected, the option can be chosen to see its description, Gold capacity, and the number of Dragons that it can hold. In the case of the Eternal Fruit Tree, this option will provide information about the Food/hour and maximum Food capacity applicable to the respective level, as well as the level the Trainer requires to upgrade this Habitat to that level.

Signposts

Various signs, indicated on a signpost , show the status of Dragons residing in the Habitat:

• the sign indicates that a Dragon is exploring one of the ruins
• the sign indicates that a Dragon is in the Fountain of Youth
• the sign indicates that a Dragon is in the Breeding Den
• the sign appears when a Dragon is in the Dragon Academy
• the sign shows whether or not there is an available upgrade for the Habitat

Resource Accumulation

With the exception of Boss Habitats and the Eternal Fruit Tree, all Habitats are designed to accumulate Gold generated by the Dragons housed within them while the Eternal Fruit Tree has the ability to generate Food on its own. All Habitats have a certain limit to the amount of resources they can accumulate.

Gold and Food can be collected by first selecting the Habitat and then tapping the and buttons, respectively. Whenever Gold or Food is collected, the amount is shown in yellow atop the Habitat. If the Trainer has an active VIP Status, the additional amount of Gold given as a result of this status is shown in purple.

For easier Gold collection, a icon appears above the Habitat to indicate it has accumulated at least 30% of its capacity, while the appears when the Habitat is at 100% capacity. Additionally, the total amount of Gold generated by all Habitats can be collected at once through the Gold Vault.

Only Dragons that currently reside in a Habitat produce Gold, meaning temporarily displaced Dragons will produce no Gold whatsoever.

Moving

As long as they are not under construction, Habitats can be moved to a different location. This is done by pressing down on the building then dragging it to (or tapping on) the new location. An arrow will appear on each side of the Habitat indicating if the Habitat can be placed in the new location or not. The spot is not accessible if the arrows are gray, but the Habitat can be placed onto that spot if the arrows are green.

Selling & Storing

If a Habitat is no longer needed or in use, it can be sold or stored. Selling a Habitat can be done by first selecting it and then pressing the button. Habitats can be stored in the inventory  by selecting them and then tapping the button, and then confirming the choice in the window that appears.

The action of selling or storing a Habitat will not be allowed without first moving all of the Dragons from that Habitat into a different Habitat or in the Dragon Vault (including Dragons that are exploring ruins, breeding, in the Fountain of Youth, having their Elements awoken, or having their skills trained at the Dragon Academy). The selling price of a Habitat is 25% of the total amount of Gold the Trainer has invested in it. For example, a Level 1 Earth Habitat costs 1,000 Gold to build, thus its selling cost is 250 Gold, whereas a Level 3 Earth Habitat requires a total of 29,000 Gold from being built to being leveled to this stage, thus its selling price is 7,250 Gold. Resources, other than Gold, invested in the Habitat will not be given upon selling the Habitat.

Habitat Types & Housing

There are various types of Habitats for housing Dragons. Chronos and Clan Dragons are the only Dragons that are not housed in Habitats. While Boss Habitats and the Eternal Fruit Tree must be purchased with Gems, all other Habitats can be bought in the store with Gold. Boss Habitats and the Eternal Fruit Tree can only house Boss Dragons; they are the only Habitats in which they can reside. Legendary Habitats and all Habitats based thereon (Time Habitats, festive-themed Habitats) can hold no more than three Dragons and can house any type of Dragon, except those with the Divine Element or/and Ancient Element. Divine Habitats and Ancient Habitats can house the same types of Dragons as the aforementioned Habitats can, but they can also house Dragons with the Divine Element while Ancient Habitats can additionally house Dragons with the Ancient Element. All other Habitats can only house Dragons that have an Element matching that of the Habitat's, and can hold anywhere from 1 to 6 Dragons, depending on the level of the Habitat.

Whenever a selected Habitat has free space inside it, the button appears. Pressing this button will take the Trainer to the Dragons tab of the Main Shop, where Dragons can be bought.

Habitat Capacity

For Trainers who are levels 1 to 4, the maximum number of Habitats the user is allowed to have is 4. From Level 5 onward, the maximum number of Habitats allowed to be built will be equal to the Trainer's Level, meaning the capacity is increased by 1 with every increase in level, with the exception of levels 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 150 and 155 which all increase the limit by 2. However, the number of Divine Habitats and Ancient Habitats allowed is additionally limited to the number of Divine Dragons, respectively Ancient Dragons a Trainer has, plus one, meaning that a Trainer with no Divine/Ancient Dragons will be able to build only one Divine/Ancient Habitat while a Trainer with 3 Divine/Ancient Dragons will be able to build 4 Divine/Ancient Habitats regardless if the total Habitat capacity is higher than that limit. Lastly, Boss Habitats can be bought only once at least one Boss Dragon has been unlocked.

Habitat Limit Extender

Apart from leveling up, the Habitat capacity can also be increased by one through the use of the Habitat Limit Extender . The Habitat Limit Extender is a special resource that is obtainable through the Dragon Collector Leaderboard, Whale-Mart, various events, or other methods. Habitat Limit Extenders are activated instantly upon being received and their effect is irreversible.

Fire Habitat

“Fire dragons make this habitat a warm home.”

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  Fire Habitat Level 1

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  Fire Habitat Level 2

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  Fire Habitat Level 3

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  Fire Habitat Level 4

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  Fire Habitat Level 5

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  Fire Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	100	30 seconds	4	Level 1	1	500	25
Level 2	2,000	5 minutes	80	Level 2	2	1,000	525
Level 3	8,000	10 minutes	320	Level 8		2,000	2,525
Level 4	18,000	40 minutes	720	Level 12		3,000	7,025
Level 5	40,000	1 hour	1,600	Level 16	3	4,000	17,025
Level 6	120,000	6 hours	4,800	Level 22		5,000	47,025
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	15,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	30,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	188,100, 2,250, 8, 30	31 hours, 55 minutes and 30 seconds	21,924	-

Compatible Elements:

Wind Habitat

“Everything is well-secured in this habitat.”

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  Wind Habitat Level 1

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  Wind Habitat Level 2

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  Wind Habitat Level 3

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  Wind Habitat Level 4

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  Wind Habitat Level 5

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  Wind Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	500	3 minutes	20	Level 1	1	1,500	125
Level 2	4,000	15 minutes	160	Level 5	2	2,500	1,125
Level 3	10,000	45 minutes	400	Level 9		4,000	3,625
Level 4	24,000	1 hour and 30 minutes	960	Level 13		6,000	9,625
Level 5	60,000	3 hours	2,400	Level 18	3	8,500	24,625
Level 6	140,000	7 hours and 30 minutes	5,600	Level 24		10,000	59,625
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	25,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	40,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	238,500, 2,250, 8, 30	37 hours and 3 minutes	26,340	-

Compatible Elements:

Earth Habitat

“Don't worry about tracking dirt into this habitat.”

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  Earth Habitat Level 1

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  Earth Habitat Level 2

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  Earth Habitat Level 3

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  Earth Habitat Level 4

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  Earth Habitat Level 5

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  Earth Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	1,000	5 minutes	40	Level 4	1	2,500	250
Level 2	10,000	20 minutes	400	Level 8	2	3,500	2,750
Level 3	18,000	40 minutes	720	Level 11		5,500	7,250
Level 4	34,000	50 minutes	1,360	Level 15		7,500	15,750
Level 5	80,000	1 hour and 10 minutes	3,200	Level 21	3	10,500	35,750
Level 6	180,000	6 hours and 40 minutes	7,200	Level 28		12,500	80,750
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	25,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	40,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	323,000, 2,250, 8, 30	33 hours and 45 minutes	34,520	-

Compatible Elements:

Water Habitat

“A home for those who are naturally damp.”

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  Water Habitat Level 1

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  Water Habitat Level 2

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  Water Habitat Level 3

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  Water Habitat Level 4

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  Water Habitat Level 5

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  Water Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	10,000	1 hour	400	Level 9	1	5,000	2,500
Level 2	40,000	40 minutes	1,600	Level 10	2	6,500	12,500
Level 3	60,000	1 hour and 20 minutes	2,400	Level 12		9,000	27,500
Level 4	100,000	1 hour and 30 minutes	4,000	Level 16		11,500	52,500
Level 5	220,000	2 hours and 30 minutes	8,800	Level 23	3	15,000	107,500
Level 6	300,000	3 hours	12,000	Level 29		17,500	182,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	30,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	45,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	730,000, 2,250, 8, 30	34 hours	65,200	-

Compatible Elements:

Plant Habitat

“Photosynthesis and dragons thrive here.”

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  Plant Habitat Level 1

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  Plant Habitat Level 2

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  Plant Habitat Level 3

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  Plant Habitat Level 4

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  Plant Habitat Level 5

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  Plant Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	40,000	3 hours	1,600	Level 11	1	7,500	10,000
Level 2	80,000	1 hour and 20 minutes	3,200	Level 13	2	9,500	30,000
Level 3	120,000	2 hours	4,800	Level 17		13,000	60,000
Level 4	200,000	3 hours and 30 minutes	8,000	Level 21		16,500	110,000
Level 5	240,000	4 hours and 30 minutes	9,600	Level 27	3	21,500	170,000
Level 6	480,000	6 hours	19,200	Level 32		25,000	290,000
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	40,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	60,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	80,000
Total	1,160,000, 2,250, 8, 30	44 hours and 20 minutes	104,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Metal Habitat

“Cold and hard -- just the way these dragons like it.”

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  Metal Habitat Level 1

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  Metal Habitat Level 2

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  Metal Habitat Level 3

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  Metal Habitat Level 4

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  Metal Habitat Level 5

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  Metal Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	150,000	3 hours	6,000	Level 15	1	10,000	37,500
Level 2	250,000	2 hours	10,000	Level 17	2	12,500	100,000
Level 3	300,000	3 hours	12,000	Level 21		17,500	175,000
Level 4	450,000	5 hours	18,000	Level 26		22,500	287,500
Level 5	540,000	7 hours	21,600	Level 31	3	30,000	422,500
Level 6	720,000	9 hours	28,800	Level 40		35,000	602,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	50,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	65,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	80,000
Total	2,410,000, 2,250, 8, 30	53 hours	182,800	-

Compatible Elements:

Energy Habitat

“A place where energy can contain itself.”

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  Energy Habitat Level 1

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  Energy Habitat Level 2

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  Energy Habitat Level 3

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  Energy Habitat Level 4

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  Energy Habitat Level 5

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  Energy Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	280,000	6 hours	11,200	Level 19	1	15,000	70,000
Level 2	300,000	3 hours	12,000	Level 22	2	18,500	145,000
Level 3	450,000	4 hours and 30 minutes	18,000	Level 26		25,500	257,500
Level 4	750,000	7 hours and 30 minutes	30,000	Level 30		32,500	445,000
Level 5	900,000	10 hours and 30 minutes	36,000	Level 38	3	43,000	670,000
Level 6	1,200,000	13 hours and 30 minutes	48,000	Level 45		50,000	970,000
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	60,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	75,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	90,000
Total	3,880,000, 2,250, 8, 30	69 hours	299,200	-

Compatible Elements:

Void Habitat

“This habitat is full of mystery.”

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  Void Habitat Level 1

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  Void Habitat Level 2

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  Void Habitat Level 3

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  Void Habitat Level 4

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  Void Habitat Level 5

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  Void Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	400,000	12 hours	16,000	Level 25	1	25,000	100,000
Level 2	600,000	4 hours	24,000	Level 28	2	30,000	250,000
Level 3	900,000	6 hours	36,000	Level 32		40,000	475,000
Level 4	1,500,000	10 hours	60,000	Level 36		50,000	850,000
Level 5	1,800,000	14 hours	72,000	Level 42	3	65,000	1,300,000
Level 6	2,400,000	18 hours	96,000	Level 48		75,000	1,900,000
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	85,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	90,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	100,000
Total	7,600,000, 2,250, 8, 30	88 hours	592,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Light Habitat

“A bright and happy place to live.”

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  Light Habitat Level 1

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  Light Habitat Level 2

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  Light Habitat Level 3

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  Light Habitat Level 4

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  Light Habitat Level 5

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  Light Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	500,000	12 hours	20,000	Level 35	1	27,000	125,000
Level 2	750,000	4 hours	30,000	Level 39	2	32,000	312,500
Level 3	1,000,000	6 hours	40,000	Level 43		41,500	562,500
Level 4	1,700,000	10 hours	68,000	Level 49		51,000	987,500
Level 5	2,000,000	14 hours	80,000	Level 53	3	65,500	1,487,500
Level 6	2,600,000	18 hours	104,000	Level 60		75,000	2,137,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	85,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	90,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	100,000
Total	8,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30	88 hours	654,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Shadow Habitat

“A habitat for dragons that dislike well-lit rooms.”

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  Shadow Habitat Level 1

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  Shadow Habitat Level 2

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  Shadow Habitat Level 3

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  Shadow Habitat Level 4

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  Shadow Habitat Level 5

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  Shadow Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	550,000	12 hours	22,000	Level 44	1	29,000	137,500
Level 2	800,000	4 hours	32,000	Level 47	2	33,500	337,500
Level 3	1,300,000	6 hours	52,000	Level 52		43,000	662,500
Level 4	1,900,000	10 hours	76,000	Level 55		52,000	1,137,500
Level 5	2,200,000	14 hours	88,000	Level 58	3	66,000	1,687,500
Level 6	2,800,000	18 hours	112,000	Level 62		75,000	2,387,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	85,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	90,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	100,000
Total	9,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30	88 hours	1,528,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Legendary Habitat

“A special place that can house all dragons up to Legendary.”

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	600,000	6 hours	24,000	Level 3	2	30,000	150,000
Level 2	90	Instant	1,000		3	50,000	162,500
Total	600,000, 90	6 hours	25,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Divine Habitat

“This Habitat is able to house Divine Dragons. You need to own Divine dragons to build more Divine Habitats.”

Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
1,000,000	Instant	0	Level 5	2	50,000	250,000

Compatible Elements:

Ancient Habitat

“This Habitat is able to house Ancient dragons. You need to own Ancient dragons to build more Ancient Habitats.”

Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
1,000,000	Instant	0	Level 5	2	50,000	250,000

Compatible Elements:

Boss Habitat

“A big home for the BIG bosses.”

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  Boss Habitat Level 1

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  Boss Habitat Level 2

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Selling Cost
Level 1	50 Gems	1 minute	500	Level 4	1	6,250
Level 2	150 Gems	Instant	1,500		2	27,000
Total	200	1 minute	2,000	-

Special Habitats

Time Habitat

“A special place that can house all dragons up to Legendary.”

The Time Habitat can be obtained by accumulating 16,000 points on the Dragon Collector Leaderboard. Previously, it was exclusive to the iOS platform and could only be obtained by connecting the game to an Apple Watch. It has the same function as that of a Legendary Habitat.

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	None	6 hours	24,000	None	2	30,000	150,000
Level 2	90	Instant	1,000		3	50,000	162,500
Total	90	6 hours	25,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Festive Habitat

“A special place that can house all dragons up to Legendary.”

The Festive Habitat is a seasonal Habitat which is only available through events taking place around the Winter holidays. It has the same function as that of a Legendary Habitat.

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	None	6 hours	24,000	None	2	30,000	150,000
Level 2	90	Instant	1,000		3	50,000	162,500
Total	90	6 hours	25,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Beachside Habitat

“A place where Ancient Dragons enjoy ancient surfing.”

The Beachside Habitat is available only as a Main Shop Bundle. It can be upgraded like a Legendary Habitat, but houses all Elements.

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	$$$	6 hours	24,000	None	2	30,000	150,000
Level 2	90	Instant	1,000		3	50,000	162,500
Total	90	6 hours	25,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Zodiac Habitat

“A home for dragons who map fates in the stars.”

The Zodiac Habitat is available only as a Main Shop Bundle. It can be upgraded like a Legendary Habitat, but houses all Elements.

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	$$$	6 hours	24,000	None	2	30,000	150,000
Level 2	90	Instant	1,000		3	50,000	162,500
Total	90	6 hours	25,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Haunted Habitat

“A spooky home for your eeriest dragons.”

The Haunted Habitat is available only as a Main Shop Bundle. It can be upgraded like a Legendary Habitat, but houses all Elements.

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	$$$	6 hours	24,000	None	2	30,000	150,000
Level 2	90	Instant	1,000		3	50,000	162,500
Total	90	6 hours	25,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Eternal Fruit Tree

The Eternal Fruit Tree is a special Boss Habitat that can house up to two Boss Dragons and produces Food over time. It can be purchased from the Habitats and Buildings tabs in the Main Shop for 200 .

Only one Eternal Fruit Tree can be owned at a time. Regardless of its level, it always occupies 6x6 tiles on the map and has the same aspect. It can be upgraded up to Level 12, at which it produces 28,000 per hour and its capacity is 1,280,000 . The Food is generated automatically and it can be harvested similarly to collecting Gold from regular Habitats. Food is produced even if the Eternal Fruit Tree does not house a Boss Dragon.

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Production	Capacity	Selling Cost	Level Required
Level 1	200	Instant Upgrade	2,000	6,700 /h	40,000	25,000	1
Level 2	120		1,200		68,000	41,625	10
Level 3	150		1,500	8,000 /h	80,000	62,375	15
Level 4	180		1,800		120,000	87,375	16
Level 5	250		2,500	10,000 /h	140,000	122,000	17
Level 6	300		3,000		200,000	163,625	18
Level 7	350		3,500	14,000 /h	280,000	212,125	19
Level 8	400		4,000		320,000	267,625	20
Level 9	450		4,500	20,000 /h	480,000	330,125	21
Level 10	500		5,000		720,000	399,500	22
Level 11	600		6,000	28,000 /h	960,000	482,750	23
Level 12	800		8,000		1,280,000	593,750	24
Total	4,300	-	43,000	-

Gold Capacity Comparison

Habitat	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5	Level 6	Level 7	Level 8	Level 9	Levels 10-12
Fire Habitat	500	1,000	2,000	3,000	4,000	5,000	15,000	30,000	70,000
Wind Habitat	1,500	2,500	4,000	6,000	8,500	10,000	25,000	40,000	70,000
Earth Habitat	2,500	3,500	5,500	7,500	10,500	12,500	25,000	40,000	70,000
Water Habitat	5,000	6,500	9,000	11,500	15,000	17,500	30,000	45,000	70,000
Plant Habitat	7,500	9,500	13,000	16,500	21,500	25,000	40,000	60,000	80,000
Metal Habitat	10,000	12,500	17,500	22,500	30,000	35,000	50,000	65,000	80,000
Energy Habitat	15,000	18,500	25,500	32,500	43,000	50,000	60,000	75,000	90,000
Void Habitat	25,000	30,000	40,000	50,000	65,000	75,000	85,000	90,000	100,000
Light Habitat	27,000	32,000	41,500	51,000	65,500	75,000	85,000	90,000	100,000
Shadow Habitat	29,000	33,500	43,000	52,000	66,000	75,000	85,000	90,000	100,000
Legendary Habitat	30,000	50,000
Time Habitat
Festive Habitat
Beachside Habitat
Zodiac Habitat
Haunted Habitat
Divine Habitat	50,000
Ancient Habitat
Boss Habitat	Boss Dragons do not produce Gold
Eternal Fruit Tree

Habitat Cost Comparison

Habitat	Building	Upgrade Lv. 2	Upgrade Lv. 3	Upgrade Lv. 4	Upgrade Lv. 5	Upgrade Lv. 6	Upgrade Lv. 7	Upgrade Lv. 8	Upgrade Lv. 9	Upgrade Lv. 10	Upgrade Lv. 11	Upgrade Lv. 12	Total Cost
Fire Habitat	100	2,000	8,000	18,000	40,000	120,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20	Can not be upgraded further than Level 9			188,100, 2,250, 8, 30
Wind Habitat	500	4,000	10,000	24,000	60,000	140,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				238,500, 2,250, 8, 30
Earth Habitat	1,000	10,000	18,000	34,000	80,000	180,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				323,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Water Habitat	10,000	40,000	60,000	100,000	220,000	300,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				730,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Plant Habitat	40,000	80,000	120,000	200,000	240,000	480,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				1,160,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Metal Habitat	150,000	250,000	300,000	450,000	540,000	720,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				2,410,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Energy Habitat	280,000	300,000	450,000	750,000	900,000	1,200,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				3,880,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Void Habitat	400,000	600,000	900,000	1,500,000	1,800,000	2,400,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				7,600,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Light Habitat	500,000	750,000	1,000,000	1,700,000	2,000,000	2,600,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				8,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Shadow Habitat	550,000	800,000	1,300,000	1,900,000	2,200,000	2,800,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				9,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Legendary Habitat	600,000	90	Can not be upgraded further than Level 2										600,000, 90
Time Habitat	Unbuyable												90
Festive Habitat
Beachside Habitat	Main Shop												$$$ 90
Zodiac Habitat
Haunted Habitat
Divine Habitat	1,000,000	These Habitats can not be upgraded											1,000,000
Ancient Habitat	1,000,000
Boss Habitat	50	150	Can not be upgraded further than Level 2										200
Eternal Fruit Tree	200	120	150	180	250	300	350	400	450	500	600	800	4,300

Inside Habitats

When a Trainer selects a Habitat, if there is any Dragon in it, they will see its icon (which shows the Dragon's given name and its level). If this icon is pressed, the Trainer is taken to a screen displaying the Dragon in its Habitat from a closer angle, where additional information (such as its species name, Elements, Enchantment Level, whether it is trained or not, and its current Gold production) can be found. Also, if the Trainer owns any Boss Dragon, the total amount of additional Gold a Dragon will produce as a result of the bonus in Gold production will be shown on the far-left side of the screen. The total bonus percentage coming from Bosses will be shown after it, as well as the additional amount of Gold as a result of this bonus. No indicator is given whenever other bonuses are active.

In the top-left corner of this screen, a small box is displayed, showing the Dragon's species name, Elements, rarity and Enchantment Level. Tapping or clicking anywhere on this box, except the i , will bring up the screen for renaming the Dragon. If the i button next to the Dragon's name is selected, the Codex Entry of that Dragon is shown, providing further information about it.

Actions that can be performed inside the Habitat include: feeding (a progress bar indicating how many pieces of Food are left for the Dragon to level up shown at the top left, under its given name), training , enchanting , and awakening Elements for Legendary , Divine , and Ancient Dragons that have one or no Elements awoken. On the last option, unawoken Elements are visibile, but grayed out, and if they are also locked, they are marked with the icon. Whenever a Dragon's Element can be awoken, the Awaken button will be marked with the  ! icon until said Element has been awoken. Selecting this option will bring up a menu where, if available, the Trainer can unlock the first Element through the button or the second Element through the button.

In the case of a Boss Dragon, pressing its icon after selecting its Habitat will bring up a screen where the Trainer will see its name and image, a small description of it (This boss inspires other dragons to earn more Gold), the bonus it provides to the Gold production of other Dragons (10%), the amount of Dragon Collector Points it offers, the ,   ok   ,    sell   , and options. Pressing the first option opens the Augmented Reality feature, pressing the second option closes the screen, pressing the second option gives the Trainer the option to sell the Dragon, and pressing the last option enables the Trainer to move the Boss to another Habitat.

Whenever the Trainer chooses to sell any kind of Dragon, the choice must first be confirmed through the    YES    button (or it can be cancelled through the    NO    button). If the Dragon that is to be sold is a Fort Defender, a warning will appear informing the Trainer of the action and of the fact that the defender will be replaced by another Dragon.

Augmented Reality

Trainers whose devices run a version of iOS that supports the ARKit framework or a version of Android that supports the ARCore framework have the option to use the augmented reality feature with all the regular Dragons in the game. Inside the Habitat of a Dragon (on the Codex Entry, in case of Boss Dragons), the button must be pressed, which will bring up a window asking the Trainer to give the game access to the device's camera and images. Once access is given, the device's camera will turn on and the Dragon will be displayed in the middle of the screen. From here the Trainer can snap a picture of the Dragon through the option or interact with it by giving it a treat through the  Give Treat  button.

Time Reduction

Selecting a Habitat during building or upgrading will bring up the option which displays the amount of Gems needed to skip the remaining construction time. Selecting the option will bring up a window where the Trainer can see the time left until the Habitat is done being built or upgraded, and the button. Pressing this button will speed up the remaining time, allowing the construction of the Habitat to be finished.

The Gem cost for skipping timers is calculated based upon the following formula: (TimeInSeconds ^ -0.46) * 0.12 * TimeInSeconds and the final result is rounded up by 1 if it is between the 1-10 range, and by 5 if it is between the 10-100 range. For example:

• The cost to skip the initial upgrading time to a Level 4 Fire Habitat (1 hour) is: (3600 ^ -0.46) * 0.12 * 3600 = 9.9 - rounding by 1 applies, thus the cost to skip the timer is 10 Gems.
• The cost to skip the initial upgrading time to a Level 6 Light Habitat (18 hours) is: (64800 ^ -0.46) * 0.12 * 64800 = 47.5 - rounding by 5 applies, thus the cost to skip the timer is 50 Gems.

Outside the Habitat, the construction time can also be reduced through forging Chronosian Seals or activating Chronos's power, actions which reduce several timers in the game by 6 hours, and through Timer Boosts, bonuses offered by visiting Trainers, which reduce certain individual timers by 5 minutes.

History

• Update 6.4: The Hauted Habitat was added.
• Update 6.2: The Beachside and Zodiac Habitats were added.
• Update 4.9: introduced the Ancient Habitat.
  • The unawoken or locked Elements of Dragons whose Elements require awakening are no longer hidden (at the top-left of the screen above the level) or represented through the icon (on the Awaken button), but rather said Elements are visible and grayed out if they are only unawoken, and marked with the icon if they are also locked.
  • The ,   Rename  , and buttons were replaced by the ,   Rename  , and buttons, respectively.
• Update 4.7: introduced the Eternal Fruit Tree as a new Habitat for Boss Dragons. Additionally, the Legendary Habitat and all Habitats based on it can now be upgraded to Level 2.
• Update 4.6: introduced Trainer Levels that increase the maximum Habitat capacity by 2 instead of 1.
• Update 4.5: altered the graphics for the screen in which the Dragons can be inspected.
  • The species name of the Dragon was moved from the bottom-left of the screen, above the Gold/Hour, to the top-left of the screen, under its level.
  • The button was moved from the left side of where the species name was formerly located to the right side of the where the species name is now located.
  • The Enchantment Stars are no longer next to each other under the level, but have been moved in the right of the level and are now stacked on top of each other.
  • The , , , , and buttons were replaced by the , , , , and buttons, respectively.
  • Bonuses in the production of Gold coming from other sources, other than Boss Dragons, are no longer shown separately. Additionally, the bonus coming from Boss Dragons is now displayed without an icon and with a percentage, in addition to the amount in numbers.
• Update 4.0: added three more levels to Habitats belonging to the base Elements.
  • The building time of Level 1 Boss Habitats was changed from instant to 1 minute. The experience given by upgrading Boss Habitats to Level 2 was decreased from 1,660 to 1,500 while Level 1 Boss Habitats now give 500 experience points upon being built.
• Update 3.8: introduced the Habitat Limit Extender.
• Update 3.6: extended the augmented reality support to Android devices.
• Update 3.3: renamed the Xmas Habitat to Festive Habitat, and added the option to watch advertisements in exchange for Gems whenever the icon appears above a Habitat. Additionally, augmented reality was introduced for iOS devices.
• Update 3.1: introduced the Divine Habitat.
• Update 3.0: added the option to upgrade the Boss Habitat to Level 2. Starting with this update, all Boss Habitats are built instantly and no longer give experience for the first level. Additionally, whenever moving a Dragon to a Habitat, the icon will not be displayed atop the Habitats.
• Update 2.3: added the Enchantment Level of a Dragon under its level as part of the Enchantment feature.
• Update 2.1: discontinued the method of obtaining the Time Habitat through connecting the game to an Apple Watch.
• Update 1.9: added the amount of additional Gold a Dragon produces as a result of the bonus given by the Trainer's Boss Dragons in parentheses next to its regular Gold per Hour production.
• Update 1.8: introduced the Xmas Habitat. Additionally, starting with this update, Habitats can now be stored in the inventory.
• Update 1.5: introduced the Light and Shadow Habitats and added the to all Habitats. Additionally, starting with this update, the number of Habitats allowed to be built is in accordance to the Trainer's level (starting with Level 5) rather than with other factors.
• Update 1.4: replaced the and the buttons with the and buttons, respectively.
• Update 1.2: introduced the Time Habitat.
• Update 1.1: increased the costs to upgrade most Habitats from Level 5 to 6.