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Qinni wrote:What stuff are you looking for for that pretty purple white one?

Also tomorrow I'm getting a pearl catcher! <333

Aleu wrote:

Qinni wrote:What stuff are you looking for for that pretty purple white one?

Also tomorrow I'm getting a pearl catcher! <333

I am mostly looking for Faes since I don't have one, but I'll take most other dragons, granted they have an appealing color combination for me.

Qinni wrote:

Aleu wrote:

Qinni wrote:What stuff are you looking for for that pretty purple white one?

Also tomorrow I'm getting a pearl catcher! <333

I am mostly looking for Faes since I don't have one, but I'll take most other dragons, granted they have an appealing color combination for me.

Do you want one of my 3 faes?

Makoes wrote:With any luck, I'll have an Imperial Gem bond on July 20th, or August 19th depending on how many eggs the clutch yields

Makoes wrote:Ahh, Nefretiti can I please put my name down for a spiral baby when you have a spare? Soooo pretty!!!!!!

ah, Aleu, I'll keep you in mind the next time I breed my Fae, if I get a non blue fae, I'll see if you want it first

TygerDarkstorm wrote:

TygerDarkstorm wrote:So basically as you visit each area of the website, they should have tutorials telling you what each area does. FR is basically an extended dragon breeding program so the idea is to make friends and trade dragons to each other in an attempt to get like rare dragons and such. There are lots of things to do in the mean time while your dragons aren't/can't be breeding. You want to make sure you go to the Gather Items feature once a day as that's one of the easiest ways to get food. Scavenging and Digging have a chance to get you rare items such as battle items and dragon eggs, but mostly they just get you materials and trinkets.

From my experience so far, don't convert everything into food points. A lot of times Crim (in the Trading Post) wants to take food items in exchange for treasure so I only convert what I have extras of. Converting food means going into your Hoard tab in the food area, selecting all or some of the food stuffs there, and then hitting the convert button to turn it into the points at the top to feed your dragons with. The more you keep your dragons full and happy the more bonuses you get each new day. Other stuff in your hoard can be selected and sold for treasure, though I'd recommend saving most of it unless you have extras as they're looking to add a crafting program as well as Crim will look for some of these items.

The Trading Post is a great place to stop into once a day. At Pinkerton's he will give you one free, random item a day. I've mentioned Crim's stand already. Every x amount of minutes she'll have 5 items you can sort through to see if you have anything to give her for treasure. Swipp's Swap Stand is similar though mostly I've noticed he'll take things like food and crafting materials and turn them into something like Apparel or a Familiar.

The Marketplace is a good place to go as you start building up your treasure as you can buy breeding genes there as well as battle items, apparel, and familiars.

The Auction House is fairly self explanatory; players go there to sell things they don't need/want anymore, including dragons. Dragons are fairly expensive though from what I've seen.

Crossroads allows you to trade a dragon with another user.

Down under the Play section is where I spend a lot of time in this little game. Fairgrounds allows you to play a memory type game or build puzzles (I will sit and build puzzles for hours sometimes). Those allow you to gain bonus treasure. The Coliseum is where you go to set up your dragon fighting team. The first option there you want to click is Organize Party. Drag your two adult dragons in the circles and then hit the back button at the top right (otherwise they won't set there properly). If they set there properly when you go back to the main coliseum screen all the buttons will be lit up. Abilities and Stats is where you want to go every time your dragons level up to distribute stat points (I didn't figure this out until my dragons were level 5). I highly recommend building up one physical dragon and one magical dragon, but that's just me; my magic dragon's special ability I bought him hits for around 200 points of damage at level 6. Monster Battle is where you want to go to level your dragons up, stay in the training area until you hit level 4. The level 4-6 zone can be a little brutal sometimes. And Rated Match is where you fight other players; I have not yet used this feature so I can't comment about it in detail.

And that's basically it to Flight Rising. Anything I need to figure out I've been able to find through Google and getting links back to their forums. At this time familiars don't do anything except look pretty next to your dragon and earn a small amount of treasure as you bond with them each day.