The Element passed by one of the parents can be any Element in the game, regardless if the parent possesses it or not ( awoken or unawoken), as long as the Trainer themselves have unlocked it through their level.Īdditionally, these Dragons also do not follow the breeding principles when it comes to being bred, as Legendary Dragons can either be obtained through specific combinations or through a limited-time breeding event while some Divine and Ancient Dragons are only extremely rarely made breedable. The Possible Results option of the Breeding Den is a helpful tool for determining what the outcome of a specific breeding may produce. These are the only Dragons that can result from certain Elemental pairs. The only exception is for Guaranteed-Breedable Dragons.
Breeding outcomes for a specific Dragon or Dragon of higher rarity may require many breeding attempts. Breeding two Dragons of higher levels will increase the chances of producing a Dragon of higher rarity. For example, if the Trainer manages to obtain an Agent Dragon from the Dragon League, and they are under Level 15 (when the Metal Element is unlocked), they will be able to hatch the Agent Dragon and even breed it with other Dragons, but the Agent Dragon will never pass the Metal Element (or the Void Element until Level 25) until the Trainer reaches Level 15, and will only be able to pass the Earth Element.īreeding the same pair of Dragons multiple times can lead to various results since the specific Dragon that will hatch is randomly chosen based on the available Elements of the parent Dragons. Another exception is when using a Double Egg Relic, which gives the Trainer the possibility to choose the outcome between two randomly-picked possible outcomes for the respective combination for a period of 12 hours for all ongoing breedings during this time.Īdditionally, the Trainer can not obtain, through breeding, Dragons with Elements that are higher than the Trainer's Level. Baby Dragons will usually inherit one or more Elements from each parent with the exception of Legendary, Divine and Ancient Dragons. An example of this would be to breed Fire Dragon + Fire Dragon, which can only result in the breeding of a Fire Dragon. The exception is when there is only one possible outcome for the resultant Dragon, such as when using two single-Element Dragons that are of the same Element. When breeding two Dragons, there is usually no guarantee of what Dragon will be obtained. Additionally, Chronos, Boss Dragons and Clan Dragons can not be obtained through breeding.īreeding Principles They may be awarded through events or a variety of other methods, or be offered for limited-time breeding, as in the case of the Dragon of the Week and the Dragon of the Month. Some Dragons are not normally obtained through standard breeding.
Dragons must reach Level 4 before they can breed.
2.1 Legendary, Divine & Ancient Dragons.
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