Dragon Board (20/08/24)

OVERVIEW Banner 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 24 August 2020 Ended 31 August 2020 Duration 7 Days Type Dragon Dice Prize Taurus Dragon N Bamboo Dragon  Hellion Dragon  Coconut 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  Bamboo Dragon	1 - 80  Hellion Dragon	1 - 100  Coconut Dragon
Replacement After All Collected	40 - 200	1 out of: 5 - 24 4 - 20 1 - 10 5 - 25 1 - 16 4 - 20 1 - 10 4 - 20 1 - 10 10 - 100 5 - 50	2 out of: 10 - 60 6 - 60 10 - 40 2 - 10 2 - 30 2 - 10 4 - 30
Guaranteed Dragon After Opening:	50 Chests	80 Chests	80 Chests

Bingo Cards

24-30 August 2020	Rewards
	Row/Column	Diagonal	Blackout
24	50	50	10
25	50	50	10
26	50	50	10
27	50	70	10
28	50	25	10
29	50	3	15
30	50	3	15

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

*GULP* Oh, we're back here again? I figured the witches were done with us, but I'm always up for a game! Arya!!! I TOLD you to stop drinking potions, and to keep them out of my breakfast cereal! I'm sorry, Ned... but how could anyone resist taking a sip from a potion offered by a Potion Dragon? Well, for better or worse, we're back in the illusory realm of witchery... And if our dragon opponents are any indication, things may be of a more whimsical nature than last time! A Light Dragon and Moth Dragon -- the perfect combination! Hmm... If my theory is correct... Last time we told scary stories to our dragon friends, so this time... Ned, Arya, can you think of any fond summer memories when you look at these two dragons? A light and a moth... I remember sitting outside while the sun set, reading a book with a lantern nearby... When it got dark, moths would quietly flutter around... D-did that memory work? That was a nice memory you mentioned last battle, Ned. It made me feel so peaceful! Indeed -- it seems like these dragons are seeking out stories of summer. Arya, does anything come to mind when you see these two? Lumiplant and Firestorm Dragon... Sure! I remember wandering away from a dying campfire as a kid, looking for more firewood... I got lost, but a Lumiplant Dragon guided me through the dark woods and led me back home! There sure is something magical about a summer night... *sniff* *sniff* Do you guys smell smoke...? I love the smell of a fire on a warm summer night! And where there's smoke, there's often... Smoke Dragons! But this one's not alone. Oh my, the sight of a Firestar Dragon is so nostalgic! As far back as I can remember, Dragolandians have set off fireworks on summer nights... But we weren't always good at it. Why, these dragons remind me of a particular fireworks show that went awry! I was so young then...! But can you really call yourself "young" if you don't sabotage at least one celebration with your rowdy dragon pack? Hoho! Sounds like you were kinda wild as a kid, Dad... I couldn't be more different. I was always afraid of fireworks! But when I see dragons like this, it reminds me of the first time I sat through an entire fireworks show without getting scared... I remember that well, my boy! It was a peaceful dark night, as deep and dark as that Midnight Dragon. I was so proud of you. You don't have to be a troublemaker like this old man -- your summer memories are just as precious! It is a really nice memory, isn't it... Ah! It's a Bamboo Dragon and a Gondola Dragon! These guys remind me of spending time on the Island of New Beginnings... Dangling my feet in the water, surrounded by bamboo... What a nice surprise that Eliza invited me there! She must've known I'd like it. Wait, what? You guys went back to the Island without me?! Err... s-sorry, Ned! I can't help what becomes a precious summer memory! A Love Dragon, and a Perfume Dragon... Hmm... ... ... Well, children, when two people, or dragons, love each other very much-- Okay, FINE! One time I chased Olaf all around Arto, trying to make him give me a perfume for Arya, so I could tell her-- Wow, look! Are those magical witch illusion fireflies?! Ahahaha... Better luck next time, son... Say, Hogwin, do you think I could become a witch? If you did, Dragolandia would lose itself a very powerful Trainer! There aren't many who can be both a Trainer and a witch at the same time... Witches have a different sort of relationship with dragons. Some say they can communicate with each other as easily as we are right now! (*gulp* Am I a witch...?) But when a witch and a Trainer unite... well, they can make quite a team. It's astonishing what a mix of freedom and discipline can do for a dragon's power! This Hellion Dragon and Bright Dragon -- two opposites... They remind me of my own old teammate... and when I met her many summers ago! A Coconut Dragon and a Palm Dragon -- this should be easy! We must have plenty of summertime beach memories, right? But... Wait, why can't I seem to remember? I KNOW I've been to the beach with you guys at least once...! Ohh... Professor, remember when we went to the beach one summer, and a coconut fell right on Ned's head? Knocked the poor lad out cold. I don't think I could ever forget! Augh... The dragons are getting a kick out of this one. It seems the dragons have enjoyed our nostalgic trip down a summery memory lane. I gotta say, I did too. There's something about summer that makes you a little wistful... But... a Taurus Dragon and a Leo Dragon? They're both Zodiac dragons, right? They don't quite remind me of anything, though. These two dragons have very different personalities, but they both care about the same things. Namely... treats and naps! Th-then... are they here to remind us of summer romance? Unlikely, star-crossed love against all odds? Well... maybe something like that!