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Bosses, originally known as Boss Mobs, are special kinds of enemies only able to be fought in boss rooms.
Players can team up with up to three others or take on bosses solo. Bosses have three distinct stages, and each have different rewards. There is a unique boss belonging to each individual world excluding the Undercity.
Battling[]
In order to fight a boss, the player must have at least one non-fainted dragon above the age of Juvenile. Players have five minutes to fight a boss and can fight one again immediately after defeating it. The player can only use one dragon when fighting and has a total of three lives.
Queues[]
Queue creation is necessary to fight a boss. Users can initiate battles in groups of up to four, although queue size does not provide any benefits besides slightly decreasing the amount of time it takes to kill the given enemy. If the player hosts their own queue, they can pick between four options when creating it:
- Everyone, which allows any player to join.
- Friends, which only allows the player's friend(s) to join.
- Party, which only allows the player's party member(s) to join.
- No-One, which only allows the player to join.
Stages[]
Boss health bar
Each boss has a total of three stages as marked by their health bars.
During the first stage, the boss is only able to attack the player by biting and ramming them. It will bite players two times and ram them every third time.
During the second stage, the boss is unable to be hit and surrounds itself with a shield. Four waves of four mobs each will start dispersing from the four corners of the arena. The shield will be dropped after all of the mobs are killed or if the player takes a significantly long time. The mobs do not drop EXP or drop any items, and do not count toward Guild Tasks or missions.
Boss fail prompt
During the third stage, the boss will target the player(s) again and will be able to stun player(s) for five seconds. If a player is stunned, they will not be able to move until the stun effect has worn off. During the stun effect, the player can still roar and activate their flair. If the player and/or their party lose all of their lives, they will fail the boss fight and receive no rewards.
Rewards[]
Boss rewards example
If the player and their party are successful in defeating a boss, each player will be given 
700 to 1000 Coins and their dragon will be given 
1,000 EXP or 1,200 EXP based on how much damage they have dealt and how much they contributed. Each player will also be given a choice of choosing between three chests: Emerald, Sapphire, or Ruby. Each has a chance of a item or food. Rewards can be seen on a sign next to the bossfight portal. If a player did not contribute enough damage, they will not be able to pick a chest reward.
If the player wishes to open another chest, they can do so by purchasing another for 
45 Robux.
The chest picked by the player does not determine what kind of reward they will receive.
List of Bosses[]
The Origins Boss entrance can be located at the top of the tundra biome. Masses of snow and runic pillars surround it. To find it, look for the floating islands and the gray land with mushrooms, from there take a turn and within a second if you have your camera zoomed out, you should see the snow biome. Look for a path and once you notice the pillars, you found the boss.
Appearance[]
The Origins Boss has the appearance of a dark brown and moss-covered bovine, with a scaled head and two pairs of large curled horns. Grass and leaves sprout from its larger pair of horns, its throat, neck, forelimbs, and back. It has a long tail with mossy green fur at its tip, and green plating and claws. The origins boss represents a buffalo covered in moss.
It surrounds itself with a green shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Origins.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The Origins Boss was released alongside the Grassland, Jungle, and Wasteland Bosses on January 29th, 2022.
The Grassland Boss entrance can be located in the midst of the large castle-like structures.
Appearance[]
The Grassland Boss has dark grey fur that line its greyish-beige head, neck, front legs, back, and tail. It has a dark grey face and back and tail markings, and a black shell that covers its main body. It has a single nose horn and two tusks, and a mellow-colored underside.
It surrounds itself with a tan shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Grassland.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The Grassland Boss was released alongside the Origins, Jungle, and Wasteland Bosses on January 29th, 2022.
The Jungle Boss entrance can be located at the top of the temple.
Appearance[]
The Jungle Boss has a green tropical bird appearance, sporting a vibrant yellow beak, multicolored head feathers, and a red chest. Its wings are colored green, white, and turquoise, much like the markings on its legs. Large white and blue appendages also branch off from its hips as well.
It surrounds itself with a blue shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Jungle.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Despite having wings, it cannot fly.
- The Jungle Boss was released alongside the Origins, Grassland, and Wasteland Bosses on January 29th, 2022.
The Volcano Boss entrance can be located at the base of the largest volcano.
Appearance[]
The Volcano Boss is black in color with a molten appearance. Its underside consists of bright oranges and reds reminiscent of lava, which even appear to drip at its snout, neck, belly, and tail. Rock-like coverings adorn its upper body, and spikes line its throat and back legs. It has two curved horns and a pair of webbed wings.
It surrounds itself with an orange shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Volcano.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Despite having wings, it cannot fly.
The Tundra Boss entrance can be located at the abandoned fort at the largest mountain.
Appearance[]
The Tundra Boss is covered in white fur with a faded blue-grey underside. Its eyes are covered by its long fur, and a pair of long curved tusks jut out from its mouth. Heaps of white fur also line its neck, belly, back, feet, and under its pure white tail. Bluish-silver stripes are present on its hind legs which have a darker backside. Large blue ice spikes also line its shoulders and along the sides of its tail.
It surrounds itself with a light blue shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Tundra.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The Tundra Boss is currently the only boss to have obscured eyes.
The Ocean Boss entrance can be found on a ledge near the large whirlpool.
Appearance[]
The Ocean Boss shares a resemblance with the hippocampus. Its frame is long, and its body is colored bluish grey, with darker-colored stripes wrapped around its face, neck, forelimbs, and gills. Its underside and tail markings are bluish-silver, and its fins are very dark grey. It boasts a pair of antennae and a turquoise orb on its forehead, as well as turquoise-colored markings on its antenna, shoulders, wrists, and its tail tip.
It surrounds itself with a blue shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Ocean.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Along with the Desert Boss, it lacks hind limbs.
- It is one of three bosses to have a boss battle room not enclosed within a room or cave, the others being the Fantasy Boss and Prehistoric Boss.
The Desert Boss entrance can be located at the top of the steps leading up the temple, in front of the pyramid.
Appearance[]
The Desert Boss seems to be inspired by Anubis, the Egyptian god of death and the afterlife. Its body is colored black and dark grey, which fades slowly into a ghostly blue near its wisp-like tail. Its canine-like head has a jagged snout, two blank eyes, and a vibrantly colored postiche and helmet-like armor. The gold armor is also present on its shoulders and on its wrists and bears navy blue-colored patterns. Atop its helmet is a red jewel, and covering its neck is a white tassel colored gold and blue at its end.
It surrounds itself with a red shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Desert.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Along with the Ocean Boss, it lacks hind limbs.
The Fantasy Boss entrance can be located behind the World Teleporter in a densely wooded area covering what appears to be a cave.
Appearance[]
The Fantasy Boss has the appearance of a manticore, with a light brown belly, a cool brown body, dark brown markings, and red highlights. Its mane is purely dark brown, and its head bears two curved warm grey horns and plating. Its back has red stripes and carries two large wings, with dark markings along its body and hind legs. Its barbed tail is separated by the same dark colored markings, with the top being brown and the bottom being red.
It surrounds itself with a magenta shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Fantasy.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Despite having wings, it cannot fly.
- It is one of three bosses to have a boss battle room not enclosed within a room or cave, the others being the Ocean Boss and Prehistoric Boss.
The Wasteland Boss entrance can be located at the center below the largest black monumental structure.
Appearance[]
The Wasteland Boss is mostly pitch black with a lime green underbelly and patterns. Rocky black and lime ridges line its back and mouthed tail. Its head has two curved horns which encompass a singular orb, a broad and jagged snout, and two pairs of pupilless eyes. Small frills also line the sides of its face. It also has two rows of teeth.
It surrounds itself with a vibrant green shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Wasteland.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The Wasteland Boss was released alongside the Origins, Grassland, and Jungle Bosses on January 29th, 2022.
The Prehistoric Boss entrance can be located at the shrine in front of the volcano. To find it fly around the mountain right next to spawn. You will see a cave with lava around it.
Appearance[]
The Prehistoric Boss has both a skeletal and lively appearance, boasting a triceratops skull for a head, plates along its back, bone-like armor on its shoulders and body, and a skeletal tail and front feet. Moss, mushrooms, and other plant coverings also adorn its brown body. It has a beige belly and black stripes. It most likely represents the skeletal remains reanimartied from an extinct dragon.
It surrounds itself with an amber-colored shield during stage two.
Possible Rewards[]
See Prehistoric.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- It is one of three bosses to have a boss battle room not enclosed within a room or cave, the others being the Ocean Boss and Fantasy Boss.
Trivia[]
- Bosses were first introduced on January 24th, 2020.
- The first boss to be added was the Ice Demon.
- Bosses were originally giant and much stronger versions of mobs. They would spawn on a special platform every 20 minutes. In the case of the Toxic Boss that invaded other worlds, it would spawn every 3 minutes on a green platform and had special Toxic mob minion
- The most recent boss to be added is the desert boss, being added on June 7th, 2024.
Pro Tips[]
- During the first phase of the fight, it is sometimes possible to completely evade attack by flying to the top and center of the boss room while using breath attacks to damage the boss without getting damaged. Usually, however, the best course of action is to simply attack the boss as much as possible to advance the battle quickly and avoid running down the timer. Additionally, it's best to immediately stop attacking as soon as the boss runs back to the center of its arena to trigger the second phase, as the boss is invulnerable even before it gets its shield up and the mobs do not spawn immediately; this will buy the player some time for their bite and breath attacks to recharge.
- During the second phase of the fight, the boss minions' attack range is extended to the entire room; it's impossible to hide from them and heal. In this stage, the mobs should be taken head-on and killed as soon as they spawn from their clouds.
- The boss' stun attack during the third phase has a large range, but it does not cover the entire arena. Players who are behind the boss can avoid being stunned. If multiple players are present, the one that the boss is currently targeting should run to the edge of the arena and let the boss stun them, allowing the other players to run to the opposite end to avoid a stun and continue attacking the boss so the fight can end as quickly as possible.
- All bosses provide the same amount of experience for dragons and are easily the fastest way to get dragons to level 20. If one is simply looking to level up a dragon, the Origins boss is the fastest. If valuable rewards are desired, the Prehistoric or Wasteland boss should be fought, although at least one other player is usually required to beat them.
- Fighting with other players makes boss fights go much quicker and makes them much easier. Additionally, some weekly missions require multiple players to fight a boss together.
- If several players are needed for a boss fight, the best method of recruiting them is to ask in chat if anyone is willing to fight the boss, and inform players of how many slots are open in the queue. Roaring near the boss arena is another way of signaling players to join a boss queue, and useful for signaling to console players, who cannot see chat.
- Bosses do not take damage in the same way regular mobs do, instead taking a set amount scaling directly with the dragon's level, usually 90 or 80 damage for a level 20 dragon. This means that the dragon's attacking stats do not actually matter when fighting a boss, so long as its level is high enough. Dragons with high health stats, large breath capacity and short breath recharge times are preferable. Bite attacks should only be used when killing minions during the second stage, as the boss itself takes extremely low damage from them relative to their cooldown time. Due to their large size making them able to reach multiple mob spawning clouds with their breath attacks, good breath capacity and high health stats, Mother Dragons and Chronocus are often used for bosses.
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