Dragon Board (20/06/22)

OVERVIEW Promotion DESCRIPTION Roll your two dice and make your Dragon progress on the board. Roll pairs to make the story unfold. Collect keys to open chests with parts for different dragons. INFORMATION Started 29 June 2020 Ended 6 July 2020 Duration 7 Days Type Dragon Dice Prize Capricorn Dragon N Envoy Dragon  Revelry Dragon  Familiar Dragon

Synopsis

Roll two dice and move through the spaces to progress on the board.
Roll pairs to activate the battle story and defeat the elite opponents to win rewards.
Collect keys to open chests with parts for different Dragon rewards.

Mechanics

Dragon Dice events are limited-time competitions with individual goals and battle story content. Trainers work individually, using event currency to move around the board, collecting Dragon Pieces and other prizes from chests. Each roll of doubles accumulates until the Trainer is eligible to enter combat in the battle story; the double count is reset to a new goal once the current battle level is won.

Event Currency

Every six hours, from the beginning of the event, Trainers can earn a set amount of currency (referred to as stones) specific to the event by doing various tasks throughout Dragolandia. A maximum number of stones (appearance changing to the event thematic) that can be received each iteration from a task in this event is 200.

This event's currency are referred to as Lucky Stones.

Tasks

There are six different actions that can earn Lucky Stones to navigate through the game board. Each move costs a number of Lucky Stones to navigate through the game board. There is a limit of 200 Lucky Stones per task that can be earned within a 6-hour period, totaling 1,200 per pool. Lucky Stones are earned by collecting Gold (only when the Gold icon appears atop a Habitat), harvesting Food from Farms, breeding Dragons, feeding Dragons, winning battles, and catching flying creatures; more information on how to fulfill each task can be seen by pressing the i button.

Lucky Stones obtained from food-collecting tasks are awarded upon collecting the Food and not planting it, whereas Lucky Stones acquired from breeding tasks are awarded upon selecting the Breed button inside the Breeding Den and not upon moving an egg to the Hatchery.

# of Actions required to obtain Maximum per Cycle
Collect Gold	Feed Dragons	Win Battles	Catch Creatures
50	25	8	10

Points for Collecting Food

The maximum amount of Lucky Stones that can be received from a task in this event is 200 , thus, no higher number can be obtained. Any values over 200 are merely representative. Duration Food per Farm per 15 Farms Maximum per cycle 30 seconds 1 15 10,800 5 minutes 1 15 1,080 30 minutes 7 105 1,260 1 hour 15 225 1,350 2 hours 31 465 1,395 6 hours 93 1,395 1,395 12 hours 187 2,805 1,402.5 1 day 375 5,625 1,406.25 2 days 750 11,250 1,406.25

Points for Breeding Dragons

The maximum amount of Lucky Stones that can be received from a task in this event is 200 , thus, no higher number can be obtained. Any values over 200 are merely representative. The listed Dragons are maximum two examples for breeding - there may be more than two available breeding options. If only one Dragon is listed, this is the only option. Breed Time VIP Breed per Breed Recommended Offspring Parent Elements Other Dragon(s) 30 seconds 24 seconds 1 + () + () - 1 minute 48 seconds 1 + () - 5 minutes 4 minutes 2 + () - 30 minutes 26 minutes 16 - 45 minutes 36 minutes 25 - 1 hour 48 minutes 33 + () 1h 30m 1h 12m 50 + () 2 hours 1h 36m 66 + () 3 hours 2h 24m 100 + () - 4 hours 3h 12m 133 - 6 hours 4h 48m 200 + The breedings below give only 200 points while taking longer. 8 hours 6h 24m 200 + + 10 hours 8 hours 200 + + 12 hours 9h 36m 200 + + 14 hours 11h 12m 200 + + 16 hours 12h 48m 200 - 18 hours 14h 24m 200 -

Gameboard

The Trainer is provided a pair of dice. Rolling these dice costs a set amount of Event Currency. With each roll, the Trainer can select which of the two dice outcomes they want to use first, to progress around the game board. The goal is to land on specific colored tiles that match the Key type required to open the relevant Chest. The second dice roll can then be used to move again.

In addition, there are three checkpoints across the board (the two big green tiles and the starting field) that, when passed through, remove all unused Keys the Trainer has accumulated. However, landing on this checkpoint awards the Key of the Trainer's choice. Any unused Keys are then converted into Event Currency.

A die can be rerolled, for free, up to 3 times in each lap. After using up the three free rerolls, each subsequent reroll costs Event Currency gathered by completing tasks.

Rolling a die value of six grants the Trainer 2 Keys of the tile type they land on. In this case, landing on a checkpoint grants the Trainer 2 Keys of their choice.

Completing one full lap of the Dragon Dice Board grants the ability to open one of each Chest, and three free dice rerolls to use any time within the duration of the next lap.

Keys

Acquired Keys from around the game board correspond to tile colors landed upon. Collecting three of the same Key type unlocks a corresponding Chest and grants a reward.

Chests

There are three Chest types available, each containing Dragon Pieces relevant to the Chest type. Once all pieces for a Dragon are collected, the chest offers different rewards.

Rare Chest	Epic Chest	Ancient Chest

Chest Rewards

Each Chest Rewards	1 - 40  Envoy Dragon	1 - 80  Revelry Dragon	1 - 100  Familiar Dragon 1 out of: 2 - 36 2 - 32 1 - 28 2 - 25 2 - 25 1 - 10 1 - 10
Replacement After All Collected	60 - 300	1 out of: 1 - 16 3 - 24 3 - 24 5 - 36 5 - 32 5 - 32 1 - 14 1 - 21 2 - 12	2 out of: 2 - 36 2 - 32 1 - 28 2 - 25 2 - 25 1 - 10 1 - 10
Guaranteed Dragon After Opening:	50 Chests	80 Chests	80 Chests

Bingo Card

Rewards
Row/Column	Diagonal	Blackout
150	5	3

Double Dice

Battle Story

When two dice of the same value (doubles) are rolled, a Double Dice point is given. A meter fills with each successful Double Dice and, upon reaching the level's required amount, the Trainer is prompted to enter a Double Trouble battle. Completing such battles awards different prizes and unfolds the Battle Story, which usually ends with obtaining a unique Dragon and/or Badge. Skipping the battle in exchange for stones is also possible.

Dialogues

Summertime! When Dragolandia heats up, it's time to gather 'round and tell spooky stories. The chills down our spines will cool us right down! That's all well and good, Dad. But, uh, where ARE we?! Last thing I remember was a Familiar Dragon offering us some sort of sweet juice... Ahh, yes! The witches of Numa must have sent their trusty Familiar Dragon to deliver an illusion potion! This will make our "10 Scary Battles" game all the more interesting. If we can spook our battle buddies, they'll give us ingredients for an antidote! Here, I'll show you how it's played... by telling this Crone Dragon a horror tale! I call it... "The Day the Fruit Trees Stood Still"... Do try to stop trembling, my son. The witches mean no REAL harm -- and I'm sure the potion will wear off EVENTUALLY. You really worry me, Dad... No need to worry. Why, look, the Crone Dragon gave us some pungent Claw Wart! Perfect for a potion. I... I hope it doesn't taste as bad as it looks... and smells. Arya, my dear girl! Why don't you try telling this Nightmare Dragon a spooky yarn? It doesn't look like it scares easily! Sounds fun, Professor! Get ready for "The Cask of Spoiled Milk"...! Delightful -- some dried Royal Grub Dust! And just in time... it seems as though we have some visitors of great import. Even the soul-stealing Hel Dragon and its envoy have left the swamp to play "10 Scary Battles"! Ned? You've gone white as a sheet... Don't tell me the Hel Dragon already stole your soul? N-no, I'm just remembering how awful its swamp smelled... Which gives me an idea! Okay, Envoy Dragon, Hel Dragon, get ready for my story: "The Stench of Olaf"! We got a very fine gift from our Divine friends: Thorny Death Bloom! Take care when you touch it... S-s-s-speaking of--! Oh, Ned, don't fear the Reaper Dragon! See those gorgeous roses adorning its back? There is beauty even in fear. Ah-ha! Perhaps this is the perfect opportunity to tell the tale of the haunted Royal Fig garden! It's called... "The Tale of the Haunted Royal Fig Garden"! Our spoils from the last battle seem to be Heedless Grapes! They'll be a fine garnish for our potion, but eat them slowly, or your tongue will burn! And right on time -- a Revelry Dragon has shown up to the party! It's said these dragons are responsible for some pretty wild jamborees. Yes, indeed... Numa's witches sure knew how to party. H-how do you know that--? In THAT case, how about an urban legend I once heard... "Dancing with the Demonic Dragon"! Mmm! Some Heavenly Swamp Salts! These sure pack a punch... Here, Ned, have a smell! G-G-G-G-G-G-G-- Erm. What's that, my boy? "Good"? I'm not certain that's the adjective I'd use, but... G-G-G-GLOOM LADY DRAGON!!! Way to go, Ned! Your ear-piercing scream totally scared the plants right off that Gloom Lady Dragon! How odd. The Gloom Lady Dragon gave us one of its clovers and simply retreated. I've never heard of THIS being used in a potion... Perhaps potions have changed since the time I was a young man. I wouldn't be too surprised! Dad, did you, like, used to party with witches...? Say, Professor, maybe the Briar Dragon will give us one of its thistles if we tell it a scary enough story? Let's find out! I'll be reciting an old favorite: "The Young Professor and the Witch's House Party"! Oh, come on! Seems that Briar Dragon did indeed give us one of its thistles. Fascinating! I can't wait to discover its magical properties... And just in time: It seems our friendly Familiar Dragon wants its own scary story. Perhaps afterwards it will help us mix our illusion antidote potion! Although I'm certain I remember a few details of the recipe myself...! (Hey, Arya, don't you think it's a little strange how much my dad seems to know about witches? And, like, BEING a witch?) (Hmm... not especially! I mean, Hogwin is a professor -- shouldn't he know tons of stuff?) ... Fine. This one is called "My Dad: The Secret Witch"! That last tale was truly special, Ned! A real spine-tingler. Did you come up with that one on the spot? ... ... Never mind that -- why won't the Familiar Dragon give us our potion?! I've been wondering the same thing. Perhaps we haven't quite finished the witches' game yet! What else might they have in store for us? Well, battling this Darkfire Dragon for starters. This one looks like it's gonna be a hard scare! Hm?! A Darkfire Dragon... Why, a Darkfire Dragon was my erstwhile companion, back in my youth. Could this be merely coincidence? Much like witches, this dragon is feared without reason. I would love a chance to battle it once more! It seems the Darkfire Dragon has led us here... to find a Capricorn Dragon?! Why, this was your mother's... Dad, you're doing a really bad job of being sneaky. If you used to run with witches, just tell me now -- or wait till I'm older! Sharp as a tack, my boy! I wasn't sure the best way to tell you... and I can't help but wonder if this is a special greeting from my old friends. In fact, as you might have guessed, I met your mother... Well, no, that's a story for another time. But I promise I will tell you, Ned. And I might even add a few spooky embellishments, just for fun! All right, you two; enough with the chitchat -- we've got a dragon to battle and a spooky tale to tell! Let's put our heads together and think of one...!