Update 1.3

Release Dates[edit source | edit]

iOS - 27 May 2015
Android - 28 May 2015
Windows - 19 June 2015

Noteworthy Changes[edit source | edit]

Page	Change
Dragon League-Pre 6.2	Added league tiers and promotion rewards. Gold and Diamond Leagues were opened, respectively, on the 25th of June and the 20th of July 2015 to the Android & iOS platforms and on the 20th of July and the 10th of August 2015 to the Windows platform. Changed the bonuses battle difficulty.
Characters	Introduced Otto the Dungeon Master when Clockwork Dungeon.
Clockwork Dungeon	Introduced Clockwork Dungeon.
Dragon Fury	Discontinued Crimson Fury for purchase. Those who purchased it before the prior can still use it. Its price was $4.99 USD, but was sometimes discounted to $1.99 USD.
Dragons	Introduced methods of obtaining Dragons through Social System and Clockwork Dungeon. Made Hammerhead Dragon obtainable as a Dragon League promotion reward rather than events. Made Agent Dragon and Lynx Dragon into Dragon League promotion rewards instead of weekly prizes for the top 3 spots, and earlier for the top ten spots.
Blue Dungeon Tokens	Introduced.
Player Level	Increased maximum Trainer Level to 70, and 10 additional Habitat spots were given.
Quests	Introduced a set of arrows in the pre-battle window for quests, allowing easier navigation between quests of the same kind. Corrected the issue with rival Trainers appearing to have taken possession of a mine, and increased the time it took for a mine to be recaptured. Made Side Quests refresh with slightly lower-leveled Dragons.
VIP Status	The price for the first VIP Ticket formerly was 29 Gems, the price for the second ticket was 49 Gems and the price for the third ticket was 99 Gems.
Solo Events	Add more varied goal types, such as winning fights and gifting friends. Added more tiers from 5 to 10, resulting in longer events. Added new tasks: breeding hybrid Dragons, winning Clockwork Dungeon fights, spending Gold, and gifting friends. Replaced the winning battles task in the Dragon League with winning any kind of battle.
Farms	Added a mass-planting option, meaning the same type of Food can be planted at once on empty Farms.
Battle (System)	Changed battles so opponents no longer prefer defensive skills over offensive ones, becoming generally more offensive. Gave the Trainer the first strike.
Otto's Lotto	Made the balloon functional for all servers and platforms.
Campaign Map	Added a set of arrows between quests, allowing for easy navigation between quests. Changed Side Quests to repopulate with Dragons at slightly lower levels than before. Changed mines, so only these were recaptured by enemy characters and not the Trainer as well. Increased the time for a mine to be recaptured.
Obstacles	Introduced new obstacles as part of the Turtle's Shell island.
Social System	Introduced the Referral code system with exclusive Dragon rewards. Introduced Xbox Live connection for Windows platform.
Islands	Introduced Turtle's Shell island.

Dragon League[edit source | edit]

Dragon League, Pre-1.3 Battle Bonuses
Easy Rank Battles: No extra rewards upon winning Normal Rank Battles: 50+ extra points upon winning Hard Rank Battles: 100+ extra points upon winning Starting with this update, the attacking Trainer always goes first in the Dragon League. Complete revamping to include a new system, including tiered leagues with rewards when getting promoted. Each competition now lasts 3 days and 10 hours instead of 1 week. Starting with this update, any prized Dragons are given when Trainers get promoted to a higher-tiered league and Dragons for the top spots are given when Trainers get promoted to the last league and place themselves onto those spots at the end of each competition. Before this update, the leaderboard prizes were different and included Dragons for the top spots at the end of each Dragon League iteration. The Agent Dragon and the Lynx Dragon were given on a weekly or bi-weekly rotation.

Dragon League, Pre-Update 1.3 Leaderboard
Placement	Reward
1st-10th^[1]	Lynx/Agent Dragon Egg
11th-25th	400,000 Gold 60,000 Food 10 Scrolls
26th-75th	300,000 Gold 40,000 Food 7 Scrolls
76th-150th	200,000 Gold 20,000 Food 5 Scroll
151st-250th	120,000 Gold 8,000 Food
251st-750th	40,000 Gold 4,000 Food
751th-9000th	20,000 Gold

↑ In the first 6 weeks of the Dragon League, the top prize was given to the Top 3 Trainers.

New Features[edit source | edit]

Clockwork Dungeon with an exclusive Dragon and a new currency called Dungeon Tokens, along with a new character, Otto the Dungeon Master.
The Dragon League is now tiered in various leagues and has promotion rewards.
New island titled Turtle's Shell.
Mass-planting option for Farms, meaning the same type of Food can be planted at once on empty Farms.
Referral code system with exclusive Dragon rewards, all accessible through the Social System.
A set of arrows when selecting a quest in the Campaign Map that allows for easy access between quests.
Xbox Live connection for Windows platform.
New decorations added.

New Dragons[edit source | edit]

The number of unique Dragons increased from 145 to 163.

Sub-Updates[edit source | edit]

1.3.3[edit source | edit]

Only for Android

Minor bug fixes and Dragon League tweaking.

1.3.4[edit source | edit]

Only for Android

Minor errors corrected.

Other Updates[edit source | edit]

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[1] In the first 6 weeks of the Dragon League, the top prize was given to the Top 3 Trainers.

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