Enchantment

This article is about the process of enchanting Dragons. For other uses, see Enchantment (disambiguation).

Enchantment , part of the Enchantment System, is the process of increasing the Health and Attack of Dragons using Enchantment Materials. The process also allows exclusive Dragons to be bred, and enables participation in the Dragon League.

Enchantment is unlocked once the Trainer feeds a minimum of three Dragons to Level 16, then a tutorial appears, allowing the Trainer to enchant their three strongest Dragons by one star for free.

Accessing

Enchantment is done by pressing the Enchantment System button, the Enchant Dragon option, then selecting a Dragon to Enchant, and accepting the Enchantment cost. The process can also be done by selecting the Enchantment Altar and pressing the button, or directly from the fuse materials option by selecting the button.

Requirements

A Dragon must be Level 16 before it can be enchanted up to four Enchantment Stars. Enchanting Dragons requires Enchantment Materials, which are primarily obtained from battle in the Dragon League, though they can also be obtained from Enchantment Chests, Ascension, some Events, and deals in Shops.

The level limitation does not apply to opposing NPC Dragons.

Levels

There are twelve Enchantment Levels, represented by Enchantment Stars. The first four levels are each represented by a golden Enchantment Star, the next four levels are each represented by a purple Enchantment Star, and the last four levels are represented by a red Enchantment Star. Each star, regardless of color, increases a Dragon's stats by the equivalent of 2 levels; thus with 1 star, a Level 56 Dragon has the same stats as a Level 58 Dragon of the same species. Once a Dragon is enchanted, the process is irreversible and its effects carry over wherever the Dragon is used, even when hired by friends.

Enchantment Stars	Equivalent Level Increase	Approx. Stat Increase	Enchantment Cost	Minimum Dragon Level
	2 Levels	x1.44	50,000	16
	4 Levels	x2.07	200,000
	6 Levels	x2.99	500,000
	8 Levels	x4.3	1,000,000
	10 Levels	x6.19	1,500,000	50
	12 Levels	x8.92	2,500,000	65
	14 Levels	x12.84	4,000,000	80
	16 Levels	x18.49	5,000,000	90
	18 Levels	x26.62	6,000,000	95
	20 Levels	x38.34	7,000,000	100
	22 Levels	x55.21	8,000,000	105
	24 Levels	x79.5	9,000,000	110

Material Requirements

The amount of Enchantment Materials required for each Enchantment Level depends on Dragon rarity and its number of Elements.

Rarity
	14	21	25	28	25	28	32	35	39	42	47	52
	6    6	6  12	9  13	11  19	7  14	8  13	9  15	10  10	11  11	12  12	13  13	15  15
	6    9	9  14	11  14	12  21	11  21	12  20	14  14	15  15	16  16	18  18	20  20	22  22
	10 15	15 23	18 23	20 28	18 28	20 20	23 23	25 25	28 28	30 30	33 33	37 37
	10 15 15	15 23 30	18 23 33	20 28 35	18 28 28	20 20 33	23 23 23	25 25 25	28 28 28	30 30 30	33 33 33	37 37 37
	14 14	21 32	25 25	28 28	23 23	25 25	27 27	30 30	33 33	36 36	40 40	44 44
	14 14 14	21 32 32	25 25 32	28 28 39	23 23 23	25 25 25	27 27 27	30 30 30	33 33 33	36 36 36	40 40 40	44 44 44
	12 16 24	16 24 36	16 28 36	32 32 32	21 22 22	22 24 24	23 27 27	25 30 30	28 33 33	30 36 36	33 40 40	37 44 44
	12 16 24	16 24 36	16 28 36	32 32 32	21 22 22	22 24 24	23 27 27	25 30 30	28 33 33	30 36 36	33 40 40	37 44 44
	15 20 30	20 30 45	20 35 45	40 40 40	21 28 28	22 30 30	23 32 32	25 35 35	28 39 39	30 42 42	33 47 47	37 52 52
	15 20 30	20 30 45	20 35 45	40 40 40	21 28 28	22 30 30	23 32 32	25 35 35	28 39 39	30 42 42	33 47 47	37 52 52

Enchantment Screen

In the Enchantment screen, Dragon snapshots appear on the left-hand side of the menu ordered by strongest to least strong, and the currently selected Dragon appears on the right. Locating specific Dragons is done by scrolling or using:

• ⁣ – Filter Dragons by Element or (the default view).
• ⁣ – Search for Dragons by name.

Each Dragon's snapshot displays its Given name, Level, Rarity, Elements. Element Skill levels, Enchantment Stars, and the i button which displays its Codex Entry. The icon also appears on snapshots when the Dragon is eligible for enchanting, though red text displays indicating further levelling is required if the Dragon does not meet levelling requirements.

In the right pane, the required grade and number of enchantment materials appears, and under those, the Enchant button is pressed to enchant the Dragon, provided enough Gold and Enchantment Materials are possessed to do so. If not enough materials are had, the Go Fuse and Go Shop options appear, to Fuse materials or open Enchantment Chests, respectively. The image of a required material has a red border and a button (used to access the Fusion screen) if there are insufficient quantities, a green border and a symbol if there are sufficient quantities.

Next to the Dragon's image, the Enchantment Effects section shows the amount of Health and Attack gained for the next Enchantment Level, or Max Enchantment Level Reached when the maximum is obtained.

Note: The Enchantment screen can also be accessed by visiting a Dragon in its Habitat.

Fusion

The Fuse Materials option allows lower quality materials to be fused to produce materials of higher grades. Once opened, displayed are how many materials of each grade is possessed, and how many materials of the previous grade are needed to fuse the next. Materials are fused by selecting an Element to fuse materials for, selecting the desired grade to fuse, and pressing the Fusion button to accept the fusion cost, provided enough of that grade and also sufficient Enchanted Trinkets are possessed. Materials can only be fused to a higher-grades of the same Element, and the process is not reversible.

Enchantment Materials have different drop rates according to their Elements. While the game defines an Enchanted Trinkets cost to fuse Fair Primal, Divine, and Ancient materials into Average Primal, Divine, and Ancient materials, there is no known way to obtain the Fair grades of these Elements.

Grade	Required of previous grade	/fusion from previous to next grade														Total Fair material required
Fair	n/a	n/a														1
Average	4	32	20	26	26	28	22	28	24	30	30	36	40	40	40	4
Good	5	80	50	65	65	70	55	70	60	75	75	90	100	100	100	20
Excellent	6	144	90	117	117	126	99	126	108	135	135	162	180	180	180	120
Extraordinary	8	224	140	182	182	196	154	196	168	210	210	252	280	280	280	960

Requesting Enchantment Material

Enchantment Material are 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.

Breeding

 See Enchanted Breeding for more information

Enchantment introduces a distinct way of breeding certain Dragons along with new upgrades to the Breeding Den.

Dragon League

 See Dragon League for more information

The Dragon League is a competition where Trainers face each other to win various Enchantment Materials, as well as Enchanted Trinkets.

History

• Update 4.5: Doubled the amount of Enchantment Materials that can be requested, from 8/1 to 16/2.
• Update 4.5: Added option to request or donate Enchantment Materials to or from Clan members.
• Update 4.0: Added Enchantment levels 5 - 8.
  • Added higher quality Divine materials than average from chests in the 5th, 6th and 7th tiers of the Enchantment League-Pre 6.2.
  • Introduced Ascension, a new method to obtain Enchantment Materials.
  • Changed the background color of Dragons in the sidebar to match the color of their rarity.
• Update 2.3: Introduced.