Guide of Dragons mania legends

Attention Like most games, Dragon Mania Legends starts out pretty slow. There are ways you can get around some of the waiting though. We’ve covered the “buy” option above. One of the main things to watch out for early on is clogging up your hatchery. Breeding times are faster than hatching times, and so you will find that you are often waiting for hatching your eggs you’ve bred/bought/won. For this reason, upgrading the Hatchery should generally be the first thing you do with Gems. Don’t speed up anything directly with Gems, it’s always a very bad deal! You should be able to upgrade the Hatchery rather quickly if you save your Gems. After that, save your Gems for upgrading the Hatchery again, upgrading the Portal, VIP, or Bosses. Buying Food on sales can be tempting, but only do it if you already have enough Gems to maintain VIP. Be aware of the potential breeding times from the combos you are breeding together. Use the breeding calculator to get familiar with what results you can expect. If you have long hatching times in the Hatchery, it’s a good time to try for long breeding times (eg. Epics) in the Breeding Cave. If you have short hatching times in your Hatchery, it may be better to get some of those quick to breed dragons out of the way first. Following the breeding quests can give you some extra XP, Food, and Gold. In some cases though they can lead to gumming up your breeding for long periods of time, and you should wait until you already have long hatching times to try those combinations. Food and Gold Food and Gold are the basis of the economy in Dragon Mania Legends. The more of it you have, the faster you can do everything. So the primary focus in the game is increasing the amount of Food and Gold you can get. Farming Farming is a way to turn all that Gold you get into Food. For most players the rate of Gold income will be slower than the max rate of turning Gold to Food. So unless you are to the point where you have more Gold than you can spend, use the most efficient Gold:Food options you can handle the collection times on. Habitats Early on (and even up until very high levels) the amount of Gold you get from Habitats isn’t that much compared to how much Gold (and Food) you will get from fighting. It’s still important to max out your number of habitats and fill them with dragons, but don’t waste too many resources on upgrading your habitats early on. Or with levelling up your dragons for earnings. If you are running out of room, upgrade your habitats. Level 10 to 15 is enough for most dragons in regards to earnings. Until you can beat the entire fight map, there’s not much point in leveling up dragons further than that. If you level up your “team” right, fighting will be the largest source of income through most of your levelling. Side quests will open up each day, and the fight quest will allow you to get another 16 side quests each day if you are careful not to trigger any of the other daily quests. Getting stars (for the first time) on each map point gives huge rewards. The most important thing to do at the start of the game is get your first 3 element dragon with Fire as one of the elements. This is because this will be your first “primary” fight dragon. Focus all your Food on leveling it up, opening Temples for it, and focus your Scrolls on maxing out it’s Fire attack once you’ve opened up the Academy Download The Dragon mania legends and play to win and progress Good luck