Personalities

Personalities

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Personalities

Personalities are a unique feature that affect a dragon's stats. They are divided into three categories, and can either have a good, neutral, or bad effect on a dragon's stats.

There are currently 15 different personalities.

Mechanics[]

Personalities are divided into three categories: Good, neutral, and bad.

Good personalities offer a stat buff, bad personalities offer a stat nerf, and neutral personalities offer both.

Upon being hatched, dragons have a 5% chance of obtaining a good personality, a 40% chance of obtaining a neutral personality, and a 55% chance of obtaining a bad personality.^[1]

Like elements, players can breed certain personalities together to discover new ones.^[1]

There is a 70% chance a dragon will obtain one of its parents' personalities.^[1]
There is a 15% chance of obtaining a combined personality.^[1]
There is a 10% chance of obtaining a random personality from the same category.^[1]
There is a 5% chance of obtaining a personality from the same category below.^[1]

Players can use either a Basic Personality Potion or a Personality Potion to change their dragon's personality.

List of Personalities[]

There are currently 15 personalities. There are 5 good personalities, 4 neutral personalities, and 6 bad personalities.

Personality	Description	Effect(s)	Combination
Brave	“Your dragon is quite bold. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Speed: +10%	Hyperactive + Serene
Contented	“Your dragon wants very little. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Hunger Loss: -10%	Hyperactive + Sensitive
Fearful	“Your dragon would rather run than fight. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Attack: -5%	N/A
Feisty	“Your dragon loves to fight. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Attack: +10%	Goofy + Grumpy
Goofy	“Your dragon has a sense of humor. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Health: +10% Attack: -5%	Fearful + Sad
Greedy	“Your dragon is often hungry. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Hunger Loss: +10%	N/A
Grumpy	“Your dragon has a temper. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Attack: +10% Exp. Boost: -5%	Fearful + Uninspired
Happy	“Your dragon is very cheerful. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Health: +10%	Goofy + Sensitive
Hyperactive	“Your dragon has alot of energy. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Speed: +10% Hunger Loss: +5%	Greedy + Lazy
Inspired	“Your dragon is super motivated. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Exp. Boost: +10%	Grumpy + Serene
Lazy	“Your dragon likes to do very little. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Speed: -5%	N/A
Sad	“Your dragon feels quite down. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Health: -5%	N/A
Sensitive	“Your dragon feels hurt easily. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Health: -5%^[2]	?
Serene	“Your dragon is very calm. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Speed: -5% Exp. Boost: +10%	Lazy + Uninspired
Uninspired	“Your dragon lacks motivation. This is your dragon's personality. You can change it with a Personality Potion.”	Exp. Boost: -5%	N/A

Moods[]

Moods are a feature that temporarily affect a dragon's stats. There are 7 different moods and they occur when certain criteria are met while a dragon is equipped.

Moods cannot be bred down or hatched and will only occur if certain conditions are met. Each mood has its own unique bonding activity. Mood affects do not stack with other moods or with the dragon’s personality.

If the player is successful in completing the bonding activity, it will resolve the mood, return the dragon's personality, and give it either a 20-minute EXP boost or growing boost.

Mood	Description	Occurrence
Bored	“Your dragon needs something to do. This is your dragon's mood. Resolve it by bonding with your dragon.”	Occurs after a while on dragons that are not being ridden. If the player has a baby dragon equipped that isn't being picked up, it will also receive the mood.
Dirty	“Your dragon needs a wash. This is your dragon's mood. Resolve it by bonding with your dragon.”	?
Hungry	“Your dragon needs to be fed. This is your dragon's mood. Resolve it by feeding with your dragon.”	Occurs when a dragon's hunger is below 16.
Hurt	“Your dragon needs to be healed. This is your dragon's mood. Resolve it by healing your dragon.”	Occurs when a dragon's health is below 25%.
Jealous	“Your dragon wants attention. This is your dragon's mood. Resolve it by bonding with your dragon.”	Occurs when the player rides multiple players' dragons.
Sleepy	“Your dragon needs a nap. This is your dragon's mood. Resolve it by bonding with your dragon.”	Occurs after a while when riding a dragon. If the player is picking up a baby dragon, it will also receive this mood after a while.
Vicious	“Your dragon needs to relax. This is your dragon's mood. Resolve it by bonding with your dragon.”	Occurs when a dragon kills a lot of mobs in a set duration of time.

Bonding[]

Main article: Bonding

Bonding resolves a dragon's mood and returns its regular personality. There are 5 different bonding activities.

The bonding activity involves the player having to use specific bonding tools on their dragon.

In the case of the Hungry and Hurt moods, the player can feed or heal their dragon to resolve the respective mood.

Gallery[]

References[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 https://discord.com/channels/346515443869286410/434191386137329664/979529500817784882
↑ The Sensitive personality was originally a neutral personality, having boosted +10% defense and nerfing -5% health. It now only nerfs the latter as the defense stat was removed on February 2nd, 2024.

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[2] The Sensitive personality was originally a neutral personality, having boosted +10% defense and nerfing -5% health. It now only nerfs the latter as the defense stat was removed on February 2nd, 2024.

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