https://dragonsprophet.online/threads/incomplete-crafting-guide-with-actual-numbers.5586/
Carpenter Guides:
https://dragonsprophet.online/threads/leveling-all-crafting-skills-to-max.1755/
https://dragons-prophet.fandom.com/wiki/Carpenter
http://www.tentonhammer.com/guides/dragon-s-prophet-crafting-guide
Dragon Breeding and training in Savage Hunt
Step1: Dragon Provision production.
You will need ALOT of Dragon Provisions. The best way improve you daily yield of Dragon Provisions is to train up a team of five dragons to maxed gathering skills. Yes they do stack. So you can have multiple level III for the same gathering skill on the same dragon. e.g. Hunting II and Hunting III on the same dragon.
Step2: Gold
Bottom line higher level content drops more gold. The best way to increase your daily gold income is to max level a character.
Step3: Dragon Lair Slots and Storage space
Step4: Rent an apartment or land plot and place four Hatching nets.
Step5: Scan Auction House for cheap eggs. These can hatch while youre out taming and grinding
You will need ALOT of Dragon Provisions. The best way improve you daily yield of Dragon Provisions is to train up a team of five dragons to maxed gathering skills. Yes they do stack. So you can have multiple level III for the same gathering skill on the same dragon. e.g. Hunting II and Hunting III on the same dragon.
Step2: Gold
Bottom line higher level content drops more gold. The best way to increase your daily gold income is to max level a character.
Step3: Dragon Lair Slots and Storage space
Step4: Rent an apartment or land plot and place four Hatching nets.
Step5: Scan Auction House for cheap eggs. These can hatch while youre out taming and grinding
Savage Hunt Dungeon Dragon Egg Hunt
Dragons obtained from Soul Gaze eggs from final dungeon bosses
Twin Shadows
Dungeon: Nyrol's Nest
Drop rate: low
Thorned Rose
Dungeon: Nyrol's Nest
Drop rate: low
Gray Cliff
Dungeon: Aryina's Lair
Drop rate: low
Shadow Ritual
Dungeon: Aryina's Lair
Drop rate: low
Thorned Silk
Dungeon: Aryina's Lair
Drop rate: low
Twin Shadows
Drop rate: low
Thorned Rose
Drop rate: low
Gray Cliff
Drop rate: low
Shadow Ritual
Drop rate: low
Thorned Silk
Drop rate: low
How to train an old dragon new tricks
You will always need a flyer to get around and the faster dragon is the better. Aim for 180% flight speed on your main flyer at the very least.
Make sure healing wind, life reflux and will to live are on them and you should be fine no matter what type of dragon you use for your main.
Dragon Taming Tips
The person to first hit the roaming dragon after it spawned (usually spawns as level of the zone) That means you should NOT hit a noodle you find with your level 55 Char. Because a level 60 Dragon is not just a pain to get down to 10% HP (~2 hours with 5-8 ppl) it also is nearly impossible. You need atleast 50% DI to even stand a chance with perfect internet connection and good reflexes
The level of the roaming dragon gets determined by the tagger and also only the tagger and anybody in a party with said person is able to tame it then, unless you reset it (further down below) Soo grab yourself a guildee and a toon to get a Noodle tagged and secured. Low level toon tags -> the other person gets the aggro and keeps it busy -> low level toon can switch to main char (gotta be in the same party!) to fight and/or tame it.
A Noodle that was NOT capped does not despawn! thats why all the abandoned lvl 60 Dragons are flying around atm. The tagger does determine the level and ownership BUT the ownership can be transfered pretty easily by a reset:
- if the tagger dies and no other party member fighting it is left the ownership will be passed to the next person attacking
- The Ownership can be reset by dragging them underwater, which only works on certain routes tho (like Wynna)
+ apparently they also get reset after a low level Toon tags them, and then gets deleted right after. The dragon will remain on the tagged level but have no Ownership and is free for take
Ther other way is a total reset of the dragon, which includes the ownership AND the level tag, this can be done by:
- failing to tame the tagged Noodle, it will despawn and respawn again after a few minutes then UNTAGGED
- or (if for example the tagger is nowhere to be found and normal reset doesnt work, which sometimes happens) Kill the dragon. It will then most of the times respawn untagged again, tho not guaranteed on the same route, it might also reappear on other routes in said zone, or sometimes not appear again.
Those are the basic rules for tagging. Now if you found one heres a lil battle tip from me:
-the Noodles all have high HP and dmg (even a level 10 tagged Noodle can still kill you easily on 55)
- it is recommended to stun them permanently to prevent it from attacking. Best is any Bird with mounted combat skills, as the normal attack stuns and you can even heal your other party members if the dragon should attack afterall
- Be cautious not to throw/push the Noodle too far away from the route he spawned on, cause that will reset his HP so you gotta start fighting again
Hope this cleared up all the questions left out there and that at least the number of abandoned Lvl 60 noodles will stay low now, its a waste of precious Dragons that couldve been tamed by a player with no Oriental Dragon yet ...
Happy hunting!
Roaming ancients route and respawn every 3-6 hours
Dragon Skillz Farming
Dragon skills have been made to
drop more randomly but some skills do still require rare dragons to find.
- Physical Attack Skills (Normal Dragons)
- Mighty Strike, Shattering Strike, Cyclone
Assault, Ripping Strike, Mortal Strike, Hunting Assault, Mighty Impact,
Frenzied Strike, The Charm, Raging Smash and Power Sweep.
- Rare Physical Attack Skills (Rare Dragons)
- Strength Enhancement, Ferocity Enhancement,
Monster Clash, Destruction, Joint Bite and Crushing Sweep.
- Magical Attack Skills (Normal Dragons)
- Fiery Hunting, Paralyzing Current,
Obliterating Impact, Elemental Pulse and Elemental Sweep
- Rare Magical Attack Skills (Rare Dragons)
- Intelligence Enhancement, Strengthen Dragon
Affinity and Cooling Impact.
- HP Recovery Skills (Normal Dragons)
- Life Reflux, Tough Skin, Forbidden Roar,
Dragon Spell Seed and Life Recovery.
- Rare HP Recovery Skills (Rare Dragons)
- Healing Wind, Will to Live, Vampiric Sweep,
Draconic Premonition and Constitution Enhancement.
- Support Skills (Normal Dragons)
- Crippling Pursuit, Dragon’s Gift, Dragon
Battle Cry, Roar, Forceful Sweep, Intimidating Impact, Dragon Spell
Strike, Frost Aura, Intimidate and Primitive Dragon Spell.
- Rare Support Skills (Rare Dragons)
- Glacier Strike, Current Strike, Soul Stun,
Soul Drain, Life Sharing, Dragon Battle Cry and Armor Break.
Dragons will get two types of skills
according to the family they belong to and in addition, Normal Dragons will
gain an extra Gathering type skill.
- Stalwart Dragon Family: HP Recovery and
Support
- Windrider Dragon Family: Magical Attack and
Support
- Skytouched Dragon Family: Magical Attack and
HP Recovery
- Swiftfoot Dragon Family: Magical Attack and
Support
- Paragon Dragon family: Physical Attack and
Magical Attack
- Aqua Dragon Family: Magical Attack and HP
Recovery
- Razorspine Dragon Family: Physical Attack and
Magical Attack
- Dunestalker Dragon Family: Magical Attack and
HP Recovery
- Fabled Ancient Dragon family: Physical Attack
and HP Recovery
- Mythical Dragon Family: Support and HP
Recovery
- Assault Dragon Family: Physical Attack and
Support
- Ironhide Dragon Family: Physical Attack and
HP Recovery
- Phantom Dragon Family: Magical Attack and
Support
- Hydra Dragon Family: Magical Attack and
Physical Attack
- Eastern Dragon Family: Magical Attack and
Support
- Ancient Dragon Family: Physical Attack and
Support
- Duskreaver Dragon Family: HP Recovery and
Physical Attack
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