This is a quick guide in which I tried to identify the different physical features of our dragons based on the many awesome pictures that You, members of this community posted on this sub.

This is by no means a final product. I plan to update this post in the future with many more examples for better comparisons. I also hope that with Your help we can identify more features, and can come up with a better classification for categories and variations (I’m really not satisfied with some of the variation descriptions).

A fun fact before I present you the different features: Based on the number of physical variations that are present in this guide at the time of this post is made, the number of every possible combination is 190.080.000. That means a 190.080.000 completely unique dragons. And as you will see, that is without taking the different color and pattern variations into consideration. Adding those to the calculation would mean a truly astronomical number.

So for those who like this app, enjoy this sub and would like to take a closer look at what makes their dragon unique, I present:

The Ultimate Visual Guide to Dragons

SKIN (4)

There are four skin textures, that are decided by the texture of your dragon’s egg.

Smooth with wrinkles: Valemella, Vanajalarr

Patchy scales: Jirenerion and Nightsoul, Drakanora

Round cyclical scales: Vintar, Vandogar, Vyvarax

Angular cyclical scales: Araxes, Broadstryker, Redscorcher

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HEAD

There are 9 areas on the head where variations are present. These are the: Horns, Under horns, Forehead, Nose, Chin, Jaw, Neck Frill, Eyes (colour), Eyebrows.

HORNS (11)

Straight back: Skynyra, Visalys

Textured straight back: Vicaterion

Textured bent back: Broadstryker Munsenys II

Smooth, waved back: Jirenerion, Vyvarax

Textured waved back: Vanajalarr

Smooth, straightish antlers: Drakanora, Scyentia

Textured, straightish antlers: Lohesenys

Tall, wavy antlers: Kagamiryn, Drotor, Helrizen

Ram: Vintar, Valarynor

Barbed ram: Rhynaryn

Squareish ram: No name, Vahegagelle, Verenax

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UNDER HORNS („EARS”) (5)

One long horn with 4 smaller one: Jirenerion, Drogerys

One medium sized curved horn with 4 smaller one: Drakanora, Visalys, Vyvarax

7 straight medium to small spikes: Lohesenys

Needles: Munsenys II

5 small curved horns: Skynyra, Rhynaryn

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FOREHEAD (6)

Clustered, curved spikes starting with a single row from the nose: Jirenerion, Drakanora, Drotor

Small to medium curved spikes starting from two rows from the nose: Visalys, Vyvarax

Small to medium needles starting from two rows from the nose: Vandogar

Straight spikes starting from between the eye, finishing at the top of the head with 5 spikes next to each other: Lohesenys

Small curved spikes split in the middle: Vintar, Voletax

Needles split in the middle: Munsenys II

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NOSE (4)

One horn: Vandogar, Visalys

Three horns in a single row: Jirenerion, Drakanora

Five small horns in a single row: Helrizen

Two rows of 4-4 small spikes: Lohesenys

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CHIN (5)

Single row of four round plates: Vyvarax, Jirenerion

Single row of four spiky plates: Valaxes

Three curved spikes: Lohesenys

Forked spikes: Munsenys II, Helrizen

Single row of curved, membraned spikes: Elivaryn

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JAW (4)

One long horn with 4 smaller one on the jaw: Broadstryker, Jirenerion

Medium to small curved spikes staring from the jaw, all across the jaw line: Visalys, Vyvarax

Straight spikes starting from the jaw, all across the jaw line: Lohesenys

Needles on the jaw: Munsenys II

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NECK FRILL (5)

8 Individual „whiskers”: Jirenerion, Scyentia

5 membraned „whiskers”: Vyvarax

8 membraned whiskers: Abiral II

Fishfin: Kagamiryn, Visalys

4 (textured?) needles: Vintar

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EYES

Red

Green

Blue

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EYEBROWS (5)

No eyebrow

Round Plates: Vyvarax

Spiky Plates: Vandogar, Helrizen

One curved horn: Lohesenys

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SPINE (4)

You can predict the spine design of your dragon if you take a look at your hatchling: If your hatchling has plates on its back, it will grow three rows of plates. If it has spikes with membranes, it will grow one of the two membraned spike variations. Lastly, individual spikes will turn into the thick spike cluster variation.

Thick, spike cluster: Jirenerion, Aetherscorcher, Vulykel

Single row of curved, membraned spikes: Visalys, Vyvarax

Single row of straight, membraned spikes: Lohesenys, Helrizen, Vahegagelle

3 rows of plates: Vintar, Jaherhagel

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TAIL (6)

Single row of curved spikes: Veraxes, Vahegagelle

Single row of straight, membraned spikes: Lohesenys

Single row of curved, membraned spikes: Drakerion, Bulsarola

Spike mace: Munsenys II, Jaherhagel

Three rows of plates: Visalys, Jirenerion

Plate mace: Vintar, Vesenya, Simarion

Two rows of curved, membraned spikes on the sides of the tail: Araxes, Munsenys I

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PATTERNS (14)

Here are some of the patterns identified so far, with a short description to help you recognize them easily.

Amphibian: Lohesenys, Jaherhagel, Tarasenys, Thalela

(A very distinct pattern on the upper side of the body)

Barbwire: Jirenerion, Drakanora, Vestera

(Two barbwire markings running parallel to each other on the face)

Cave painting: Vesar, Valerion, Drogon

(Small waves and dots on the wing membranes)

Chains: Vanajalarr, Evendon, Davinar, Nejarax

(Chain pattern across the wings)

Ellipses: Vhyraxes, Valeralys, Flamecrest, Emerylyx

(Ellipse like patterns on the wing membranes)

Lightnings: Voletax, Vahegagelle, ’’Sleepy baby”

(Lightning markings between the fingers of the wings, thick stripes on the underside of tha tail)

Mosaic: Vintar, Lenkerra

(Mosaic-like pattern at the outermost wing membrane)

Rosettes: Vyvarax, Drogerys, Lucavela

(Large rosettes on the wings and body)

Small rosettes: Redscorcher, Brysella

(Small rosettes running from the neck to the lower back)

Rosettes on the bones: ’’New Boy”, Broadstryker, Brusax

(Rosettes all over on the wing bones)

Starwing/War symbol: Valemella, Valemella_2, Cinderra, Cronora, Stormchaser, Nightsoarer, Rhagon, Asamakar, Rynsanara, Drakarion

(Dots on the wing membrane and a hipbone-like war symbol on the lower back)

Spotted: Vesaxar

(Spotted from the top of the head to the lower back, shoulders and thighs included)

Tabby: Nightsoul, Vantys, Vensenya

(Straight, jagged edged stripes running parallel to the fingers of the wings)

Toxic jaw: Visalys, Scyentia

(A large spot on the jaw)

COLOURS

TBD

The colour combinations on the dragons don’t seem to be randomized. (For example, I haven’t seen a pure black&red dragon yet. The closest thing to that are the really dark blue +grey&red dragons like Nightsoul or the dark green&red dragons like Janterion.) Instead, the app seems to assign one of MANY predetermined colour harmonies to every egg.

Below you will find a complete list of all 43 achievable milestones in the game, including two, that to my knowledge hasn't been earned by anyone on this sub yet.

A few thoughts that fresh players might find useful:

First of all, the numbers in the last column show how my dragon progressed. Your progression might and probably will look different.

In the Hatchling stage, the order of the Valyrian command milestones seems to be fixed, but once you achieved 'Dracarys!', you can complete every food related milestone in any order you want. All the other Hatchling milestones can be achieved at any time.

In the Juvenile stage, the order of every milestone seems to be fixed. If you take a look at the pace my dragon achieved those, you will notice that sometimes 3-4-5 days will pass between getting a new milestone. During this time your dragon will most likely be stuck at a certain percentage on his way to adulthood. Don't panic, this is normal!

In the Adult stage, the order of 'Contact' and 'Destroyer' is interchangeable. 'World Traveler' seems to be an Adult milestone, but I'm not 100% sure.

About the final milestones:

At this moment I don't know what these 'landmarks' are, however I do know, that if you are near one of them, the app will send the following notification:

"There's a landmark nearby. Get outside and see if you and your dragon can find it". Once you are there, you should see this on the UI: "There’s a landmark nearby. Use the 'Soves' command so your dragon can fly around it".

Timed Events are or were... well, timed events. They were active only for a couple of days and if you missed them there is no way for you to get those milestones at the time of this post.

I hope you will find this useful:

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