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{{see|[[Table of Dragons]]|for all the Dragons in the game}}

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Dragons represent the primary feature of Dragon Mania Legends and are the very foundation of the game. These inhabit the world of [[Dragolandia]], along with many other human [[characters]] that can be found working alongside or against the {{chr}}. There are [[Table of Dragons|hundreds of Dragon species]], each species having a unique appearance. Almost all Dragons can [[Breeding|breed]] with one another to produce more Dragons, {{ctg|battle}} against other Dragons, or even produce [[Gold]].

Dragons [[Hatching|hatch]] from {{ctg|Images:Dragon Eggs|eggs}} and then transition from their {{ctg|Images:Dragon Babies|baby}} stage to their {{ctg|Images:Dragon Adults|adult}} stage upon being fed. [[Dragon Feeding|Feeding]] is the only way to [[Dragon Leveling|strengthen and grow]] a Dragon. Dragons do not age past their adult form, only increase up to a maximum level through feeding, meaning they may be immortal. At Level 4, the young Dragon assumes its adult form and can then breed, [[Dragon Training|train]], improve its {{ctg|skills}} at the [[Dragon Academy]], and participate in various battles in the game.

The only way for Trainers to get rid of their Dragons is to [[Gold#Selling|sell]] or [[Enchantment Altar#Ascension|ascend]] them. [[Chronos]] and {{ctg|Clan Dragons}} are the only unsellable Dragons in the game.

==Obtaining==
There are several ways to obtain Dragons. Theoretically, any Dragon can be made available as part of a limited or permanent [[Main Shop#Promotions|bundle]] in the [[Main Shop]], turning this method into the fastest one in the game.

Aside from possible bundles or deals, the most common way to obtain Dragons is through breeding for them in the [[Breeding Den]], the only place where Dragons can mate with one another. They can also be bought from the various shops in the game, such as the [[Main Shop]] or [[Bottomless Dungeon#Dungeon Shop|Dungeon Shop]], using a specific {{ctg|In-Game Currency|currency}}. There are several {{ctg|Base Dragons}} in the game, each embodying a different {{ctg|Elements|Element}}, which can be purchased with [[Gold]] from the Main Shop when the {{chr}} reaches a [[Player Level|certain level]]. These are the only ones that can be purchased in exchange for this currency.

Some Dragons in the game can only be bred or bought during a [[Breeding#Limited-Time Breeding|limited-time period]]. However, there are many other Dragons that are unbreedable. {{ctg|Clan Dragons}} and {{ctg|Boss Dragons}} are such Dragons, with the former being attainable only through [[Clans|Clan-related activities]] and the latter through purchasing in exchange for [[Gems]] after several conditions have been met. There are also Dragons that are won through competing in the various {{ctg|events}} that take place in the game, either against other Trainers or against the game itself, or as part of a Clan completing various [[Clans#Quests|quests]] or {{ctg|Clan Events|competing against other Clans}}. Other Dragons are earned through different {{ctg|battle}} settings, such as those in the [[Bottomless Dungeon]], [[Enchantment League]], [[Dragon League]] and [[Campaign Map]].

Once a Dragon egg is obtained, regardless of the method, it must then be incubated in the [[Hatchery]] until it is ready to hatch. The only Dragon that does not come from an egg is [[Chronos]], a Dragon that possesses no {{ctg|Elements}} or {{ctg|Types|rarity}} and is obtained through a [[Ruins|unique method]]. Eggs that do not come from breeding will be found in the {{i|inventory|2}} under the [[File:Eggs Tab.png|22px|link=Inventory#Eggs]] tab and can be sent to be incubated from there. After hatching the Dragon, it will need to be placed in a fitting [[Habitats|Habitat]] or in the [[Dragon Vault]]. The [[Dragon Codex#Codex|Codex]] keeps track of all the Dragons in the {{chr}}'s possession, as well as in the entirety of [[Dragolandia]], except Clan Dragons and Chronos.

Dragons obtained through [[Breeding#Enchanted Breeding|Enchanted Breeding]] are unbuyable, even if they are present on the Trainer's islands. With very few exceptions, {{c|Divine}} Dragons are also unbuyable. Lastly, [[Chronos]] is unbuyable, as well, and can only be obtained once by finding various shards of [[Chronos#Chronosian Seals|Chronosian Seals]] while exploring [[ruins]].

===Duplicates===
A {{chr}} is considered to have duplicates of a Dragon if two or more of the same species are present, at the same time, in a [[Habitats|Habitat]] on any of the Trainer's {{ctg|islands}} or in the [[Dragon Vault]]. In extremely rare cases, usually during large-scale {{ctg|events}}, duplicate Dragons in the [[inventory]] can be taken into consideration as such.

Most Dragons that are acquired through a method other than buying or breeding are not usually available to be bought as duplicates until they are obtained and hatched by the Trainer and then subsequently placed in a Habitat or in the Dragon Vault. {{ctg|Normally-Breedable Dragons}} and {{ctg|Dungeon Dragons}}, {{ctg|VIP Dragons}} (as long as the Trainer has the necessary [[VIP Status#VIP Levels|VIP Level]]), {{ctg|Boss Dragons}} (as long as they are beaten at least once in [[Normal Mode]]), Dragons that are currently [[Breeding#Limited-Time Breeding|limited-time breedable]] (except {{ctg|Chain Breeding Events}}), and Dragons that are currently part of a [[Main Shop#Promotions|promotion or bundle]] in the [[Main Shop]] can always be purchased without prior presence on the islands. However, the first three categories of Dragons and Dragons made available through [[Breeding#Breeding Tokens|Breeding Tokens]] must first be [[Player Level|unlocked as the Trainer progresses through the game]]. {{ctg|Limited-Time Dragons|Limited-Time Dragon}} duplicates whose related event has ended may only be purchased by tapping their entries in the ''Dragon Codex'' tab of the {{i|Dragon Codex|}} [[Dragon Codex]], they do not appear available for purchase through the regular [[Main Shop]] option.

Dragons that can be purchased as duplicates will usually be buyable in exchange for [[Gems]]. Base Dragons are always purchasable in exchange for [[Gold]] while Dungeon Dragons are always purchasable in exchange for [[Dungeon Tokens]]. There is no limit to how many Dragons of the same species a Trainer can obtain through breeding, as long as that particular Dragon is currently breedable. Additionally, {{ctg|Card Dragons}} (a type of Dragons that are obtained only in exchange for matching [[Dragon Pieces]]) can be obtained as duplicates since there is no limit to how many matching Pieces a Trainer can have for any of those Dragons. 

With the exception of Chronos and Clan Dragons, Trainers can have duplicates of the same species of Dragons. The Trainer can also not come into the possession of more than one of the same species of a Boss Dragon, unless that Dragon is made available for purchasing in a [[Main Shop#Promotions|bundle, promotion or sale]].

Since some Dragons need to be present on the islands to purchase duplicates thereof, those obtained through a method other than buying or breeding will most likely never be obtainable again if they are sold.

==Stats==
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Almost all Dragons in the game possess certain characteristics known as {{ctg|Elements}} and {{ctg|Types|rarity}}. These characteristics determine their [[Breeding#Breeding Length Calculation|breeding]] and [[Hatching#Hatching Length Calculation|hatching]] time, as well as {{ctg|battle}} and [[Gold]]-producing attributes known as {{ctg|stats}}. There are three different stats for Dragons who possess them; {{ctg|Base Health|Health}}, {{ctg|Base Attack|Attack}} and {{ctg|Base Gold per Hour|Gold per Hour}}. Stats increase whenever the Dragon [[Dragon Leveling|increases in level]]. Clan Dragons and Chronos have no stats, while Boss Dragons possess only the first two stats. 

==Names==
All Dragons in the game, in addition to their species name or simply their name, have given names. Only Chronos, Clan Dragons, and Boss Dragons have no given names. These given names are randomly assigned to Dragons upon being hatched, but the {{chr}} can choose to rename their Dragon through that specific Dragon's [[Dragon Codex#Specific Codex Entry|Codex Entry]] and give them another name that is limited to six characters.<br>The pool of 306 predefined names randomly assigned is as follows:
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*Adam
*Adel
*Adin
*Adna
*Alex
*Amuk
*Andr
*Anit
*Aqui
*Arbo
*Arch
*Arti
*Aruk
*Atil
*Azer
*Azur
*Baba
*Bala
*Bale
*Bean
*Beav
*Bela
*Bela
*Benc
*Bern
*Blaq
*Bobi
*Bogi
*Boti
*Celu
*Char
*Cica
*Claw
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*Clay
*Clif
*Cour
*Crys
*Csil
*Cubi
*Dada
*Dako
*Dani
*Dave
*Davi
*Daxy
*Deak
*Dean
*Dear
*Demy
*Dena
*Dere
*Derr
*Deur
*Diam
*Diem
*Dina
*Doma
*Dona
*Dora
*Drac
*Dreg
*Drio
*Duba
*Ebon
*Eddu
*Ekel
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*Elen
*Elmo
*Emek
*Emte
*Eque
*Erhm
*Erik
*Erpp
*Esso
*Esth
*Eyok
*Famo
*Faro
*Fear
*Feel
*Fenr
*Fiko
*Fior
*Flap
*Floz
*Fold
*Forz
*Frag
*Gabi
*Gabo
*Gadu
*Gava
*Gelb
*Gemm
*Geri
*Ghis
*Gibo
*Glan
|
*Hama
*Hana
*Haro
*Heka
*Here
*Hodi
*Hopi
*Hopp
*Hrah
*Hren
*Huma
*Huon
*Igor
*Ilan
*Imea
*Imre
*Ione
*Iryn
*Ivor
*Jama
*Jaxx
*Joco
*Joe
*Joke
*Jona
*Jorm
*Juli
*Julo
*Juwi
*Kala
*Kale
*Kamo
*Keke
|
*Kepo
*Kimb
*Kimy
*Kobo
*Kojt
*Koln
*Korm
*Kyle
*Lakk
*Lanz
*Lath
*Lava
*Leon
*Less
*Lexa
*Lily
*Lina
*Lipa
*Loga
*Loro
*Lotr
*Lott
*Lova
*Lump
*Lupu
*Maci
*Mada
*Maly
*Marc
*Mari
*Mart
*Marv
*Mate
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*Mede
*Megs
*Meli
*Meno
*Mera
*Mert
*Meta
*Mich
*Mike
*Mile
*Mizo
*Mleh
*Moak
*Mold
*Mona
*Naor
*Nelt
*Nelu
*Nial
*Nimr
*Nito
*Noem
*Nost
*Nozd
*Nuki
*Nyak
*Odyn
*Ogan
*Olaf
*Oli
*Olmi
*Olom
*Onte
|
*Onyx
*Orpa
*Osth
*Otor
*Owli
*Paff
*Pali
*Pamo
*Paol
*Papp
*Para
*Pass
*Pati
*Pedr
*Peog
*Pepp
*Peti
*Pety
*Pikk
*Pipp
*Pixe
*Polt
*Poth
*Preh
*Prui
*Punn
*Pyth
*Quez
*Quor
*Raid
*Raig
*Rake
*Rapp
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*Rast
*Razv
*Rell
*Remy
*Reve
*Rhae
*Riel
*Rolt
*Romo
*Ruby
*Sali
*Sany
*Saol
*Sapp
*Sash
*Sebi
*Seir
*Seth
*Shra
*Simi
*Siva
*Sivo
*Smau
*Snap
*Soar
*Soar
*Soil
*Soph
*Souk
*Spur
*Sree
*Star
*Step
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*Suna
*Sunf
*Susu
*Synn
*Szab
*Taki
*Tear
*Teke
*Texe
*Tiam
*Timi
*Tini
*Tolo
*Tomi
*Topa
*Troz
*Typh
*Tzi
*Ubun
*Umpa
*Upmi
*Uppa
*Vala
*Valr
*Verc
*Verm
*Vhag
*Vise
*Voxe
*Vshn
*Vukk
*Wama
*Ward
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*Webs
*Wiki
*Wixe
*Yoni
*Yser
*Zmey
*Zoli
*Zoma
*Zsol
|}
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==Noteworthy Changes==

*[[Update 5.1]] increased the pool of predefined names to 306.
*[[Update 4.5]] increased the pool of predefined names to 294 and made the [[Furnace Dragon]] obtainable only through matching [[Dragon Pieces]]. Prior to this update, its cost to purchase it as a duplicate was 4,051 Gems.
*[[Update 4.4]] made the [[Fairy Dragon]] obtainable only through matching [[Dragon Pieces]]. Prior to this update, its cost to purchase it as a duplicate was 4,090 Gems.
*[[Update 4.3]] turned the [[Professor Dragon]] into a {{nbd}} because of the discontinuation of the [[Mentoring Program]].
*[[Update 4.2]] turned the [[Agnes Dragon]], the [[Elephant Dragon]], the [[Imperial Dragon]] and the [[Masque Dragon]] into {{nbd}}s.
*[[Update 4.0]] introduced [[Breeding#Breeding Tokens|Breeding Tokens]], a new method of breeding specific Dragons.
**All Dragons, except Clan Dragons and Chronos, now benefit from a value called the [[Social System#Dragon Collector Leaderboard|Dragon Collector Points]], whose only purpose is to rank Trainers on the Dragon Collector Leaderboard.
**The [[Rhino Dragon]] and the [[Orca Dragon]] were turned into {{ebd}}s.
**The {{ctg|Types|rarity}} of the Rhino Dragon, the Orca Dragon and the [[Pinata Dragon]] was changed from {{c|Epic}} to {{c|Legendary}} while the rarity of the [[Herald Dragon]] was changed from {{c|Rare}} to Epic. Their {{ctg|Elements}} were also changed: those of the Rhino Dragon were changed from {{ei|Metal}}{{ei|Earth}}{{ei|Void}} to {{ei|Legendary}}{{ei|Earth}}{{ei|Metal}}, those of the Orca Dragon were changed from {{ei|Void}}{{ei|Plant}}{{ei|Wind}} to {{ei|Legendary}}{{ei|Water}}{{ei|Void}}, those of the Pinata Dragon were changed from {{ei|Earth}}{{ei|Light}}{{ei|Wind}} to {{ei|Legendary}}{{ei|Light}}{{ei|Wind}} and the Herald Dragon received the {{em|Metal}} in addition to its other two Elements.
**The [[Gladiator Dragon]], the [[Machine Snake Dragon]], the [[Golem Dragon]] and the [[Garden Dragon]] were made obtainable through matching [[Dragon Pieces]]. Before this update, once obtaining and hatching the initial egg, duplicates of them could be purchased at a cost of 1,000 Gems, 1,640 Gems, 1,650 Gems and 3,990 Gems, respectively.
*[[Update 3.8]] made the [[Ace Dragon]] obtainable only through matching [[Dragon Pieces]]. Before this update, its cost to purchase it as a duplicate was 1,625 Gems.
*[[Update 3.7]] changed the parents of the [[Leopard Dragon]] from the [[Brick Dragon]] and the [[Tribal Dragon]] to the [[Wind Dragon]] and the [[Fire Dragon]] while the parents of the [[Sea Turtle Dragon]] were changed from the [[Melon Dragon]] and the [[Tree Dragon]] to the [[Plant Dragon]] and the [[Wind Dragon]].
*[[Update 3.3]] turned the [[Gorilla Dragon]], the [[Leopard Dragon]] and the [[Sea Turtle Dragon]] into {{ebd}}s.
*[[Update 3.2]] added additional [[VIP Status#VIP Levels|VIP Levels]] and changed the levels at which the {{ctg|VIP Dragons}} are obtained. Before this update, the [[Mystic Dragon]] was obtained at Level 2, the [[Elixir Dragon]] at Level 4, the [[Midnight Dragon]] at Level 6, the [[Calavera Dragon]] at Level 8, the [[Quadwing Dragon]] at Level 10, and the [[Tiki Dragon]] at Level 12.
*[[Update 3.1]] introduced the {{em|Divine}}.
*[[Update 3.0]] made the [[Heavy Metal Dragon]] obtainable only through matching [[Dragon Pieces]]. Before this update, once obtaining and hatching the initial egg, the cost to purchase it as a duplicate was 1,250 Gems.
*[[Update 2.9]] discontinued the [[Razor Dragon]] and the [[Blueflame Dragon]] as prizes for completing [[Dragon Codex#Collections|collections]] in the [[Dragon Codex]] and made the [[Steampunk Dragon]] and the [[Bighorn Dragon]] purchasable as duplicates.
*[[Update 2.7]] made the [[Rastafari Dragon]] obtainable through {{wdp}}. Before this update, it was an {{eod}} and the cost to purchase it as a duplicate was 865 Gems.
*[[Update 2.6]] introduced {{ctg|Clan Dragons}}.
*[[Update 2.3]] introduced [[Enchantment]], which can be used to enhance the Attack and Health of Dragons and to breed new Dragons.
**Starting with this update, the [[Cookie Dragon]], the [[Kangaroo Dragon]] and the [[Piggy Bank Dragon]] are no longer obtainable through [[Daily Tasks|Daily Quests]] and are now found in [[Dragon Pieces#Regular Card Packs|regular card packs]]. Before this update, the cost to purchase them as duplicates was 840 Gems, 1,600 Gems and 1,500 Gems, respectively.
**All {{wp|iOS}} users that were active during the release of this update were rewarded with the [[Fireball Dragon]].
*[[Update 2.1]] discontinued the method of obtaining the [[Tick Tock Dragon]] through connecting the game to an {{wp|Apple Watch}}.
*[[Update 2.0]] introduced {{ctg|Card Dragons}} and made the [[Liquid Fire Dragon]] and the [[Mummy Dragon]] to be obtainable only through matching [[Dragon Pieces]]. Before this update, the Liquid Fire Dragon could be obtained through {{ctg|events}} and the cost to purchase it as a duplicate was 950 Gems, whereas the Mummy Dragon was available for [[Main Shop#Promotions|purchasing through real currency]] on one occasion and the cost to purchase it as a duplicate was 1,050 Gems. Additionally, the [[Tick Tock Dragon]] can now also be obtained through matching Dragon Pieces, in addition to connecting the game to an {{wp|Apple Watch}}.
*[[Update 1.9]] introduced the option to rename Dragons.
**With the introduction of the [[Dragon League|Dragonscale League]] in this update, the [[Mech Dragon]], the [[Tsunami Dragon]] and the [[Warlord Dragon]] are no longer obtained from the top spots of the Diamond League but from those of the new league.
*[[Update 1.8]] introduced {{ctg|VIP Dragons}}.
*[[Update 1.5]] introduced the {{e|Light}} and {{e|Shadow}} Elements, as well as {{c|Legendary|unlockable Elements for Legendary Dragons}}. It also made the [[Steampunk Dragon]] (and other subsequent Dragons obtained through [[Heroic Mode]]) and [[Tick Tock Dragon]] unpurchasable. Before this update, the cost to buy duplicates of the Steampunk Dragon was 3,000 Gems, while duplicates of Tick Tock Dragon cost 900 Gems.
**Starting with this update, in addition to breeding, the [[Bee Dragon]] can also be obtained as a reward from the [[Daily Prizes]].
*[[Update 1.4]] introduced the method of obtaining Dragons through the [[Totem of Friendship]].
*[[Update 1.3]] introduced the methods of obtaining Dragons through the [[Social System]] and the [[Clockwork Dungeon]] and made the [[Hammerhead Dragon]] obtainable as part of a [[Dragon League#Promotion Rewards|promotional reward]] in the [[Dragon League]] rather than {{ctg|events}}.
**Before this update, the [[Agent Dragon]] and the [[Lynx Dragon]] [[Dragon League#Noteworthy Changes|were the two weekly Dragon League prizes on rotation]]. They were first given for the top three spots, then later for the top ten. Starting with this update, they are obtainable as a promotional reward within the very same competition.
*[[Update 1.1]] introduced the method of obtaining Dragons through defeating specific quests in [[Heroic Mode]].
**[[Chronos]] is introduced.
**The [[breeding]] time for the first [[Tribal Dragon]] obtained through this method was changed from 5 minutes to 12 hours, as are all subsequent Tribal Dragons. There was no change to the [[hatching]] time, which remains at 5 minutes.

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