Clans
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Clans are groups of players (on the same platform and server) who join forces to socialize, obtain Clan Dragons, battle other Clans, and earn Clan-Exclusive Dragons and other rewards. The Clan Fortress (the physical building South-East of the main island) is the base of operations for Clans.
Accessing
The Clan interface can be accessed by pressing:
- The
button. - The Clan Fortress, then the
button. - The
Social System button and then the Clan banner.
If the Trainer is not in a Clan, the Join or Create a Clan option appears, otherwise the main Clan screen appears.
Non-Member View
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When viewing the details of another Clan as a non-member, the following can be seen: Crest, Clan name, Level, Report button, current and maximum number of members, language, description, League, membership acceptance status, member list sorting options, and a list of current members of the Clan (their name, avatar, level, rank, Dragon Collector Points, and a ••• button to, depending on their privacy settings, invite/friend or visit their Islands). Non-member action buttons also appear depending on a Clan's membership acceptance status:
- Join – Join the Clan (open/without approval) if there are free spots.
- Apply – Apply to join (join by request) if there are free spots.
- The applicant must wait until their request is reviewed by a member with the ability to accept or reject it. Applying to multiple Clans at the same time is not possible, prior requests must be cancelled first.
- To cancel a membership request, return to where the Apply button was pressed and press it again, then press the Cancel Request button.
- No membership button is available if the status of the Clan is set to Closed.
- Report
– Report the Clan, which provides the following options:
Clan Name- Clan Description
- Other
A comment box also appears that allows for further comments, or explanations/reasons in the case that the Other option is checked. The Cancel button can be pressed to cancel the report, or the OK button to submit it.
Creating or Joining a Clan
Trainers must be Player Level 25+ to join, or Level 30+ to create a Clan; they also can only occupy one Clan at a time. To join or create a Clan, access the Clan screen (explained above), then press the 
button. A list of Clans and a search 
panel appear, featuring several buttons:
– Go back or cancel.
– List the Top 50 Clans.
– Search through all clans on the same server and platform, by name, language, or both.
– Create a new Clan.
– Display the details of a Clan in search results.- Quick Join – Select a random, open Clan to join (appears above the search bar, if not already in a Clan).
Creating a Clan
After pressing the button to create a new Clan, the Trainer must enter a Clan name, which is limited to 24 characters and cannot be changed later. An optional Clan description can be entered, limited to 100 characters, which can be changed later. Other options are as follows:
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– Select a status for accepting members.
- Open – Any person can join without waiting for approval if there are free spots.
- Join by request – Any person can apply but must be approved to join if there are free spots.
- Closed – No person can apply or join, and no member, regardless of rank, can send invitations (status must be changed to accept new members).
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- On / Off – Select a profanity filter option.
- Edit – Select a Clan Crest and Dragon, used to represent the Clan.
- Change – Select a Language to be used in chat, Global (any/all languages) is the default.
- Create 1.5 M
– Confirm desired options and create Clan, which costs 1,500,000 Gold.
Clan Crest
When selecting the Clan crest, the top row shows only Dragons the Trainer currently has, in the order obtained. The bottom row shows only the shields up to and including the highest Clan Level reached (only Level 1, initially).
- Use – Select a Dragon or Crest.
Membership & Levels
Clans start out with a maximum of 15 members, once certain Clan levels are reached, the limit increases. There are 15 possible Clan Levels, and increases in Clan Level also provide additional crest choices (both provided in the table below). Clan level is determined by the amount of Clan Experience, earned by members who complete Clan Quests.
| Level | Members | Clan Exp 
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| 1 | 15 | 5,000 |       
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| 2 | 17 | 10,000 |      
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| 3 | 20 | 15,000 |    
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| 4 | 22 | 25,000 |   
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| 5 | 25 | 40,000 |      
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| 6 | 27 | 60,000 | |
| 7 | 30 | 80,000 |    
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| 8 | 32 | 100,000 | |
| 9 | 35 | 125,000 |   
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| 10 | 37 | 150,000 | |
| 11 | 40 | 180,000 |      
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| 12 | 42 | 210,000 | |
| 13 | 45 | 250,000 |       
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| 14 | 47 | 300,000 | |
| 15 | 50 | 350,000 |      
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Note: More shields are available depending on the league that Clan is currently part of.
Ranks
Members of a Clan can have various ranks, initially assigned by the leader. Except for the leader, there is no limit to how many other ranks a Clan can have. If the leader leaves without assigning a replacement, the highest-ranking member automatically inherits their position. If the Clan Leader is absent/inactive for a period of 1 month, and there is no active Co-Leader, once a month on a predetermined (unknown) date, the Trainer with the MVP Badge may be promoted one level, until there is an active Clan Leader.
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Disband | Reroll Quest (Sugar Rush) |
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* If Join by request is the Clan status
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Once in a Clan, the chat panel appears on the left and the right side of the Clan Member view screen is broken into 7 distinct buttons or sections that can be interacted with:
- Clan Settings – Displays Clan details and settings.
- Clan Fortress & Events – Houses fortress functions related to Clan Dragons/Eggs, or the current Clan Event.
- Member List – Provides the Clan members list, sortable via different drop-down menu options.
- Ranking – Displays Clan competition rankings.
- Collection (Clan Dragons) – Displays all Clan Dragons.
- Clan Shop – Displays currently available shop items.
- Clan Quests – Displays the list of current Clan Quests.
On the left is Clan Chat (see Chat for details).
Above the 7 main Clan interface buttons appears:
- The ? button, which provides help/tutorial information panels.
- The banner for the current League (when pressed, shows cards gained from Leaderboard prizes).
- The x button, which closes the interface.
Settings
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In the Clan details panel, Leaders and Co-Leaders have access to different Clan settings, depending on their rank. This opens the same window used when the Clan was created, with the Clan name greyed out. Additional shields for crests may be available, depending upon the current Clan level.
Functions inside 
settings include:
- Edit Clan – Edit initially defined Clan settings or details (Leader, Co-Leaders).
- Accept – Accept changes made, costs 150,000 .
- Accept – Accept changes made, costs 150,000
- Leave Clan – Leave the Clan (any member except the Leader).
- Yes, I want to leave. – Confirm leaving.
- No, I changed my mind! – Cancel leaving.
- Disband Clan – Close/disband the Clan (Leader only, and only if they are the only person in the Clan).
Below the Clan details panel are buttons for various other Clan-related tasks (each outlined below).
Clan Fortress
Fortress Powers
Though the fortress cannot be upgraded by individual Trainers, it is leveled collectively by member actions within a Clan, and has powers. The Clan Fortress powers are used individually; this means only members of a Clan can use the Clan Fortress' powers.
Fortress Levels/Upgrading
The information may be incorrect or incomplete, and may change without warning.
The Clan Fortress has 5 levels, and those levels are tied to a Clan's current placement in Clan Leagues, for which there are also 5. The higher a Clan places in Clan Leagues, by participating in Clan Events, the greater the Fortress benefits are for individual players in the Clan.
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All Clan Fortress Power options the Trainer can use cost either 750 
Clan Coins, or 1 
Clan Dragon Power Token. The powers available for use, depending on Fortress level, are as follows:
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Reduce timers on all Hatchery slots by x | 25 | 750
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40 mins | 50 mins | 1 hour | 1 hour 10 mins | 1 hour 20 mins |
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Reduce all Construction timers by x | 25 | 350
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1 hour 20 mins | 1 hour 40 mins | 2 hours | 2 hours 20 mins | 2 hours 40 mins | |
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Reduce all Farm timers by x | 25 | 350
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1 hour 30 mins | 2 hours | 2 hours 30 mins | 3 hours | 3 hours 30 mins | |
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Add x Portal Energy | 30 | 550
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Reduce Skills Training timer in the Dragon Academy by x | 35 | 350
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2 hours | 2 hours 30 mins | 3 hours | 3 hours 30 mins | 4 hours | |
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Reduce Restart Brawl timer in the Dungeon by x | 40 | 1,500
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1 hour | 1 hour 20 mins | 1 hour 40 mins | 2 hours | 2 hours 20 mins | |
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Add x Arena Energy | 45 | 550
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Reduce Dragon Ascension timer in the Enchantment Altar by x | 50 | 350
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Reduce Sigil Energy recharge timer by x | 55 | 1,500
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Reactivate x Side Quests in the Campaign | 60 | 550
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Events
Clan Events are limited-time competitions Clans can participate in only if they have a fully hatched Clan Dragon. Clan members work together to reach milestones, compete against each other and other Clans, to earn rewards. For the duration of the event, Clan Quests give items needed for Clans to progress through the event, in addition to the regular rewards.
There are 4 types of Clan events, The Great Dragon Race, Emerald Wars, Sugar Rush and Clan Siege. Clan events begin on Mondays at 09:00 UTC and end Fridays at the same hour. On rare occasions, these events occur during the weekend. Members who joined the clan after an event starts, cannot participate and have to wait until the next event.
Leagues
Clans are grouped into 5 different leagues of approximately the same strength. Each league has several leaderboards, each having a maximum of 100 Clans. The current Clan league affects the prizes and requirements in Clan Events. Leagues 2–5 provide a Clan Fortress power bonus, that increases as higher leagues are reached. Some leagues also give the Clan several shields in addition to those unlocked through leveling:
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League 1 | None | 1  per pack
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All Clan Dragons (except Kutter, Boone and Feather) |
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League 2 | None | 2 per pack
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League 4 |     
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4 per pack
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All Clan Dragons (except Boone and Feather) | 2,000
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4 | 60% |
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5 per pack
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All Clan Dragons (except Feather) | 3,000
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5 | 80% |
Note: Feather Dragon Pieces are only awarded weekly to the top 5 clans of League 5.
Promotion and Demotion
Scores are determined in accordance with the final leaderboard position at the end. The league leaderboard resets at 23:00 UTC and Clans are promoted and demoted accordingly.
The number of Clans promoted and demoted depends on the league:
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Bottom 40 ▼ |
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League 4 | Top 20 ▲ | Bottom 35 ▼ |
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League 3 | Top 20 ▲ | Bottom 25 ▼ |
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League 2 | Top 10 ▲ | Bottom 25 ▼ |
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See Clan Events for information on rewards and Clan event types.
Member List
The Members List button has two numbers on it, the first represents the current number of Clan members, the second represents the current maximum members. Pressing it provides drop-down sorting options and a list of all Clan members and their information including avatar, Player Level, Clan rank (if any), name, Dragon Collector Points, donations to other players, MVP score (and badge if present), Clan Power Booster points, the last time the Trainer logged in (depending on their privacy settings), and a more ••• button.
The sorting drop-down menu provides options for sorting members by:
- MVP Score (last Clan Event score), time since last online, Dragon Collector Points, Clan Rank, Donation, Clan Power Boosters used, and Applicants (if ranked and membership status is set to requests).
The ••• button on each player's listing provides additional functions:
- Invite – Send a friend invite (appears if not already friends in-game).
- Visit – Visit the Trainer's islands.
- Check Profile – Check the Trainer's profile.
- Report – Report the player (see Reporting).
- Block
– Block the player (see Blocking).
Ranked members see further functions (depending on their rank):
- Remove – Remove player from the Clan.
- Promote – Promote the player to another Rank.
- Accept – Accept non-member request to join (if Clan status is Join by request).
- Decline – Decline non-member request to join (if Clan status is Join by request).
Competition Ranking
The Competition Rankings (represented by 1,2,3) button displays rankings as follows:
- Top Clans – List the Top Clans on the same platform and server by monthly ranking.
Clan
Leagues – List the Clan Leagues by Leaderboard scores (ongoing events only).- Clan Event
MVP – List the Clan MVP and scores of all other Clan members (current event if ongoing, or last event if not).
Collection
The Collection option provides a list of currently owned Clan Dragons.
Clan Dragons
Clan Dragons are unique Dragons that can only be obtained in, and belong to, a Clan. Each Clan receives an Enigma Egg when the Clan is created, this egg houses Chip, the first of 9 clan Dragons that can be earned by obtaining Card Packs in Clan Events. Each Clan Dragon requires multiple eggs to be hatched, performed though Community Hatching where members incubate and hatch the required number of eggs, before it can be used.
Clan Dragons cannot be placed in Habitats, fought with in individual battles, or sold. Clan Dragons have a Rarity but no Dragon Codex entry, no Elements, and they give no experience nor DCP. Instead, they have Powers that can be activated before Clan Event start, making events easier, though it cannot be changed after the event's start.
See Clan Dragons for a list of Clan Dragon and their Powers.
Hatching
Clan Dragons can be hatched by pressing the Clan Fortress option and then pressing the 
Hatch button. When all required eggs are hatched, the image of the Enigma Egg is replaced by the Adult Dragon and its Clan Dragon Powers become usable.
Actions
Only one Clan Dragon can be active at a time, and only certain ranks of Clan members can set which is available for a Clan Event. Once a Clan Dragon is hatched, pressing the Clans Collection screen, for an upcoming Clan Event, Trainers can:
- Power Up!
– Power up the Clan Dragon (if Clan Quests were completed to earn Power Boosters). - Change or Activate – Change or Activate the Clan Dragon.
- Once a Clan Dragon is activated, 60 minutes must pass before it can be changed to another Dragon, and active Dragons cannot be changed once a Clan Event starts.
Clan Shop
The shop houses a selection of items that can be purchased using Clan Coins.
The information may be incorrect or incomplete, and may change without warning.
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Relic of Farming |
Relic of Exploration |
| Qty. | n/a | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| Cost | 2,500
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- ↑ Guaranteed one Rare Card or higher
See Main Shop for more information about card packs.
Clan Quests
The information may be incorrect or incomplete, and may change without warning.
The Clan Quests option provides a list of tasks 
individual Clan members can complete between or during Clan Events to earn personal rewards and help the clan. Between Clan Events, Clan Quests earn individual players up to 1,000 
Clan Coins per day, up to 1,600 
, and unlimited Power Boosters and Clan experience .
During Clan Events, Trainers are given multiple quest options to earn items needed for the event. Quests auto-start and up to 5 quests (the limit of the quest display) can be completed at a time, though they can be refreshed with a wait time, to produce alternate quests. Once the Clan Coins and Clan Trinkets daily limit is reached, quests can be continued for Clan Experience and Power Boosters only.
- Go – Brings the player to an area or building where the quest can be completed.
– Delete a quest (free, begins the refresh timer, takes 2 hours).
- Skip 15
– Skips the required task refresh time by paying 15 
Gems.
- Skip 15
- Claim – Claim quest rewards once completed.
Quest Types
There are several types of quests:
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70,000 Gold from Habitats. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 90,000 Gold from Habitats. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
Note: Gold can be collected at any time from any Habitat until the required total is reached. The  icon appearing above a Habitat is not necessary.
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| Collect 8,000 Food from your Farms. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
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1 Ruin Exploration. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
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3 Arena battles. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 6 Arena battles. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
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| 12 Perfect Hits. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
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5 side-quest battles. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 8 side-quest battles. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
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3 Dragon Fury uses. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 4 Dragon Fury uses. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
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10 Dragon Pats. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 20 Dragon Pats. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
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15 Dungeon KOs. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 25 Dungeon KOs. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
| Note: KOs are obtained in Dragon Brawls in the Bottomless Dungeon, until the required total is collected. KOs are collected at dragon defeat, and the KO points range from x1 to x3, depending on the level of the Trainer's attacking Dragon. | |||||||||||||||
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15,000 Gold from mines. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 25,000 Gold from mines. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
| Note: Gather Gold from any mine until the required total his reached. Gold can be collected at any time and does not require waiting until the icon appears above a mine.
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15 Dungeon KOs. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 25 Dungeon KOs. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
| Note: KOs are obtained in Dragon Brawls in the Bottomless Dungeon, until the required total is collected. KOs are collected at dragon defeat, and the KO points range from x1 to x3, depending on the level of the Trainer's attacking Dragon. | |||||||||||||||
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1 Breeding. | 100 | 100 | 100 | |||||||||||
| 2 Breedings. | 110 | 110 | 110 | ||||||||||||
| Note: At least one of the parents must have the specified, required Element: Fire, Wind, Earth, Water, Plant, Metal, Energy, Void, Light, Shadow. The Clan Quest is completed when the icon is tapped after the breeding is finished. | |||||||||||||||
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Clan Quest Milestones
The information may be incorrect or incomplete, and may change without warning.
Regular Clan Quest Milestones 
appear at the top of the Clan Quests window, between Clan Chest Events, and award 
Food, 
Gold, or 
Clan Trinket gifts at milestones 100, 300, 520, 740, 960, and 1,200 as indicated by their respective icons. As up to 1,600 can be collected a day, and the milestones require only 1,200 to reach the end, the milestones restart each time the end is reached. Milestone progress continues on the restarted milestones until the daily maximum trinkets is reached, after which time only claiming Trinket Gifts can continue to advance the progress bar.
When a trinket gift milestone is reached, the gifting Trainer receives a notification that Clan Trinkets have been sent to every Clan mate. A message also appears at the top of the Clan Chat window, for the other Trainers, which allows the claiming of 10 Clan Trinkets from every member who has recently reached that milestone. The Claim Claim button must be pressed to claim Clan Trinkets gifts.
Clan Trinkets
Clan Trinkets are an additional In-Game Currency specific to Clans, that allow Clan members to reach Clan Quest milestones and obtain keys for Clan Chests.
See Clan Trinkets and Clan Chests for more information.
Clan Experience & Power Boosters
Clan Experience helps the Clan rise in level, it stops accumulating when the maximum Clan level is reached. Clan Power Boosters 
are used to Power Up the Clan Dragon. Completing Clan Quests is the only way to earn either, and between 90 and 130 is given of each (though limited events are featured providing double Power Boosters).
Clan Chest Events
The information may be incorrect or incomplete, and may change without warning.
Clan Chests are both a type of chest and a time-limited competition in which chests can be obtained collectively by members of a Clan. Once obtained, the chests provide rewards to Clan members individually, who qualify to open them. Clan Chest events begin on Mondays at 09:00 UTC and end 21 days later, on a Friday, at the same hour.
Clan Chests
For the duration of the event, the regular milestone rewards change, and certain milestones (100, 300, 520, 740, 960 and 1200) award 
Clan Chest Keys. Milestones are reached daily by individual Trainers, but the keys earned are added to the collective Clan Chest Keys 
256/1,000 pool.
The event milestones repeat when the end is reached until the daily trinkets maximum. A minimum number of keys must be acquired collectively for each chest type to be obtained. Each chest type also has a personal key amount minimum, for individual Trainers to open an obtained chest.
Clan Chests come in different rarities, and can only be accessed one at a time, in order from least to most rare. Each subsequent Chest features a greater set of rewards, up to the Tyrant chest. When the time runs out, chest progress resets. After all chests have been opened, no further chests or chest rewards can be obtained until the next chest event begins.
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See Clan Chests for more information.
Membership Benefits
The information may be incorrect or incomplete, and may change without warning.
In addition to receiving Card Packs for Clan-Exclusive Dragons (Dragons members get only from participating in a Clan) and use of the Fortress Powers, Clan members can also receive Gifts, participate in Clan Chat, grow additional Clan Food' exclusive to Clans, and request Donations of Enchantment Materials from members.
Gifts
Clan members receive a gift of a 
Clan Dragon Power Token whenever another Clan member purchases 50 or more Gems, during a Gift Giver promotion. There are five different gifts in such promotions, and the gift awarded depends on the number of Gems purchased. This promotion is made available occasionally for a limited time, usually no longer than 3 days.
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Clan Food
Additional types of food can be grown by Clan members, including Clan Sour Cone, Clan Blue Hazel, Clan Star Fruit, and Clan Royal Fig. These food options take the same amount of time to cultivate, but they yield more food.
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Chat
The Clan Chat interface appears on the left of the main Clan screen, and is used to communicate with other Clan members. After joining a Clan or as a member, a limited number of past messages remain in chat (50). However, if the screen stays active, the number of retained messages increases until full log-off.
Messages input appear at the top of the interface after pressing either the 
button or enter on the keyboard. Messages sent display Clan member name, rank, equipped badge, time sent, and the 
icon if the member is the current MVP.
The color of text is changed by adding a # symbol immediately followed by any number from 1 to 8, then the desired text to color. Messages are limited to 512 characters, and profanity is censored with asterisks. Profanity filtering is enabled or disabled by members of the appropriate rank, who can edit the Clan settings.
Clan Chat sends automated messages when:
- The Clan levels up.
- A Clan event starts or participation period becomes active.
- MVP is rewarded.
- A Legendary recipe is completed.
- A Clan member joins, leaves, or is removed.
- Donation are newly requested, or not fully completed.
- The Clan Dragon is changed.
- Clan settings are changed.
Donations
During Clan Events Clan members can request help from, or help other, Clan members through donation. A limited number of event items, earned through the completion of Clan Quests, can be donated to other players.
When a donation request appears in chat, pressing the Donate button at the right of the request allows donation. The i button on the request displays how many donations the Trainer has made that day, and how many remaining donations can be made.
If members leave a Clan, their donation counter resets, even if they re-join the same Clan; however, Clan Coins are not lost when leaving or switching Clans.
Enchantment Material can be requested from Clan members by pressing the 
Request Material button in Clan Chat. The Trainer can request either 16 fair or 2 average materials at once, every 24 hours. Once sent, the Trainer must wait either until a Clan mate has donated the requested material, or until 24 hours has passed, before a new request can be sent. Donators receive 1 Enchanted Trinket for 1 Fair Material, and 6 Enchanted Trinkets for 1 Average Material in exchange for donation, and can donate up to a maximum of 24 times per day. Legendary, Primal, Divine, and Ancient materials cannot be requested or donated, except for extremely rare special occasions.
If a requestor does not receive all materials asked for, a 
notification stays on-screen while scrolling through chat messages. This notification indicates how many people have not received all the items asked for.
Blocking, Unblocking, Reporting
As in other areas of the game, players can be blocked, unblocked, or reported from inside a Clan.
Once blocked, nothing can be received from that Trainer. Blocking also prevents the Trainer from seeing the player's name, profile, or other information in other areas of the game except the Block List tab. Not seeing a blocked Trainer's information includes on leaderboards or inside Clans, though it does not hide their listing entirely; a generic listing is seen where "Blocked Player" text replaces the Trainer's name, their avatar is replaced by the 
icon, other information is removed, and an Unblock button appears on the right of their listing. Pressing the Unblock button instantly unblocks. Furthermore, blocked Trainers cannot be visited, their Dragons cannot be seen to be hired, and a blocked Trainer's profile also can't be viewed until they've been unblocked.
Blocking
Blocking a player is done by pressing the ••• button in any area of the game where Trainer information appears, pressing the Block button, then confirming the choice by pressing the Yes button.
Unblocking
Unblocking a Trainer is done either in the Block List as explained above, or by pressing the ••• button in any area of the game where Trainer's information appears, then pressing the Unblock button (unblocking is instant after pressing this button).
Reporting
Reporting a Trainer is done by pressing the ••• button in any area of the game where player information appears, then pressing the Report 
button. A Report screen appears with four available checkboxes for report reasons:
- Hack/Cheat
- Player Name
- Player Avatar
- Other
A comment box also appears that allows for further comments, or explanations/reasons in the case that the Other option is checked. The Cancel button can be pressed to cancel the report, or the OK button to submit it.
See Clan Non-Member View for information about reporting a Clan.
Information Button
The ? button, when pressed, provides the following help/tutorial information panels:
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History
- Update 7.7: Made Clan Quests auto-start, meaning up to 5 tasks that can be completed simultaneously at a time.
- Lowered the requirements for multiple tasks and added a second tier of difficulty comparable to the original, which added variety to tasks.
- Added breeding tasks for Void, Light, and Shadow elements.
- Activated the first Clan Chest event.
- Update 7.6: Renamed the Clan Card Packs button/section to Clan Shop, and made only Three-Card Packs available from this area of the interface.
- Update 7.5: Added a ••• button to messages in Clan chat interface and Clan list, with options to report/block players.
- Added an option to report a Clan on the Clan's non-member view screen.
- Update 6.2: Introduced Clan Food.
- Update 6.0: Made win side quest battles and conquer 2 mines Clan Quests indicate the next possible battle on the campaign map screen border.
- Changed the number of past messages retained in chat to 50.
- Update 5.9: Changed Clan Quests requiring Ruin exploration to be completed when starting an exploration, rather than when finishing.
- Update 5.1: Add ability to sort Clan members list by Donation and Clan Power Booster.
- Update 5.0: Added a drop-down list to the Clan Profile to sort Clan members by MVP Score, Dragon Collector Points, Last Online, Clan Rank, and gave Leaders an Applicants list.
- Update 4.6: The Clockwork Dungeon was replaced by Bottomless Dungeon, thereby eliminating the Collect Dungeon Tokens quest and replacing it with the Collect KOs in the Dungeon quest.
- Update 4.5: Added ability to donate Enchantment Materials to Clan Members.
- Update 4.3: The equipped badge of the Trainer was added next to their name.
- Made the Clan interface accessible from the Social System.
- Update 3.1: Opened Clan League 4.
- Made Dungeon Tokens obtained from watching ad videos count in Clan Quests.
- Update 4.0: Added the ability to check the last time a Clan member logged in.
- Added announcements about Clan changes in chat, such as for demotions, promotions, Clan Dragon and so on.
- Added ability to turn on or off profanity filtering.
- Update 3.8: League 5 was opened. Previously, the top and bottom 30 Clans of a League were promoted and demoted, respectively.
- Update 3.2: Added Feeding Dragons task to Clan Quests.
- Update 3.1: Opened League 4.
- Made Dungeon Tokens obtainable from watching video ads count in Clan Quests.
- Update 3.0: Introduced Clan Siege events and the Clan League system.
- Introduced three new Clan Quests: conquering mines, collecting Gold from mines, and collecting Dungeon Tokens.
- Introduced Clan Dragon Power Tokens for activating Dragon powers, instead of using Clan Coins
- Made Creating a Clan available at Level 30 instead of 25.
- Made the buttons and tabs for accessing the Clan screen display the Clan's current league banner.
- Added ability for Clan members to occasionally receive gifts when other Clan members purchase Gems.
- Changed minimum Player Level to create a Clan to 30. Level 25 remained the minimum for joining a Clan.
- Update 2.9: Trainers no longer must confirm the choice to refresh a quest.
- Update 2.8: Introduced Clan Ranks, giving various powers to Clan Members.
- Made MVP automatically promoted to co-leader if the leader shows no activity for 2 weeks.
- Made notifications for Clan Quests more visible.
- Update 2.7: Added an icon to the Clan tab whenever notifications or messages occur.
- Added ability for MVP to manage the Clan Dragons if the Clan Leader is absent for 2 weeks.
- Made collecting ruin rewards complete the related Clan quest automatically on collection.
- Update 2.6: Introduced Clan Dragons.
- Changed the main Clan screen to show fewer Clan details.
- Made multiple changes to Clan quests, MVP, and rankings.
- Update 2.5: Removed the Explore Ruins task.
- Update 2.1: Changed Weekly MVP to Monthly MVP.
- Made the Clan leaderboard reset each month, with the Top Clans of the previous month displayed on a different list.
- Made Clan score based on the Loyalty Points (later renamed Clan XP) a Clan gathers each month.
- Added ability to befriend other Clan members without the needing to use a social media platform.
- Changed the Clan leaderboard to reflect the activity of members in Clan Quests, based previously on Dragon power, a cumulative score of skills, level, and type of the top 5 Dragons of each member.
- Changed the election of the MVP to the end of each week instead of each month.
- Changed the requirements for some Clan Quests.
- Update 2.0: introduced.