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Dragon Cave ppl discussion
This has the side-benefit of putting more eggs into the game.
You can "kill" dragons or eggs on your scroll. Don't. If you kill five eggs, your scroll can be "burned" - i.e. you are banned. (Eggs dead from neglect or time don't count towards this.)
If you pick up an egg you don't want from the cave be patient. You can abandon it 5 hours after you stole it.
If you do something wrong raising your Dragon it will die. Before it dies however, a notice will be added to its text stating that its shell is soft. This lets you correct the problem.
Softshell: Too many views
If a dragon gains too many views in too short a time it will die. If this happens, hid the egg for a day or so. (Eggs over 3.5 days are more likely to hatch than get this softshell)
Softshell: More clicks than uniques This can kill your dragon quickly. To correct it, post the dragon's image somewhere without the URL, so that it can't be clicked on.
SoftShell: Too many views to unique views If you have more than a ten to one ratio of views to unique views, the dragon's shell may be soft. To correct this post somewhere like a forum with lots of unique members who will give unique views. This ratio is now capped at 15, so you cannot have more than 15 views to 1 unique. Until you get more unique views, further views won't count.
How to get enough clicks.
Don't forget to post your dragons on your website, or possibly on profiles for pages like Facebook and myspace. If you are active on a forum, you can add the BBCode to your signatures for extra views.
If you only have a hundred characters for the signature you can get the Dragon in to recieve views only by missing out the URL portion of the code - e.g. [img:]http://dragcave.net/image/2IeS.gif[/i...
If you can't get enough clicks for your Dragons there are a number of fansites where you can post Dragons to get extra views and clicks. A new feature, coming soon will also allow you to request help for your dragons from more experienced players.
1) "Egg sitters"
These are people willing to look after other people's eggs to make sure they hatch by putting them in their signatures on high-traffic forums where they are active. This is also called "fostering".
They can be found on the Dragon cave forum. The rules are given in this thread Intensive Care Unit (Emergency Eggs/hatchlings).
To request an eggsitter, register for the forum, and then PM a sitter your egg request in this format (taken from the first rules post):
Username:
Scroll link:
Emergency Egg/Hatchling Codes: [4 Letter dragon code:]
Amount of Time Left: [If your egg has more than 1.5 - 2 days it won't be accepted as an emergency:]
Places Posted:
Other: [Any other problems or requirements for the egg, EG Sick:].
Do not post it in the forum. It will be considered spam and may result in your registration being revoked.
2) Hatchery Sites
Some fansites allow you to post your dragons for clicks. Unfortunately I haven't found a way to let users post their dragons on this lens yet, or I'd add a specific guestbook! There is a full and maintained list of Hatcheries available on the forum:
Hatchery fansites
The best hatchery on the web!
http://www.thedcfansite.com/ deserves a special mention. They have a daycare and hatchery for eggs and hatchlings, and emergency room for dragons with less than 3 days left.
3) Abandoning the egg
Finally, if you can't get anough views or clicks there is always the option to abandon your egg or hatchling. If you have less than one and a half days to go, and have less than 100 views, abandoning it may be the best option. When it is picked up after being abandoned, the egg gains an extra day to get the required hits.
It might not be yours any more, but it keeps the egg or hatchling alive, in the game, and gives someone else a chance to raise one.
Gaurdian dragon=This egg is sitting in front of the others.
Magi dragon=This egg has an orange aura radiating from it.
Mint dragon=This egg is hidden behind the others, as if it is shy.
Green dragon=This egg is sitting in a pile of small pebbles.
Skywing dragon=This egg has strange markings on it.
White dragon=This egg has a very clean look. It's completely devoid of dirt and scratches
Red dragon=This egg is rather warm.
Purple dragon=Wow, purple isn't a color of egg you expected to see.
Black dragon=This egg has a faint green glow around it.
Gray dragon=This egg is surrounded by fog.
Pink dragon=It's bright. And pink.
Dark Green dragon=This egg is sitting in a patch of grass and small flowers even though
there's no sun in the cave.
Gold dragon=This egg is very reflective, almost metallic looking.
* Dragons are incredibly hard to kill. (Even when the kill function is used).
* Dragons will not just die. Once they are an adult they are 'immortal'. The ONLY way to kill a dragon is to manually kill it, or if it has an inappropriate description or name.
* Dragons do not get sick.
* If you do not wish to kill your dragon you can release the dragon instead. This allows the dragon to go to the wilderness. The wilderness is a section of the cave where released adults and frozen hatchlings go. (However once in the wilderness you cannot pick things up from there).
http://dragcave.net/wilderness
I looked, and couldn't find anything like this, so here goes.
It seems that of all the holiday dragons, the one people want most are vampires. Just look at the DC fansite wishlist... everyone's asking for vampires. x_x Makes me want to headdesk. Yes, many people, (I believe TJ included), have suggested a bite system. But I when was showering today (the place where all genius ideas start - good hygiene), an idea came to my headache-plagued noggin, and after some mental embellishment in the washroom and using up every last drop of hot water in the house, I had an idea.
What I'm suggesting isn't a Halloween-only thing - it's an all-year round thing. Our vamps are hungry and itching to start nomming eggs, and I doubt anyone's thought it out like me - a way that few people will be able to build massive bloodthirsty armies of doom and leave newbies helpless to get these wonderfully devious creatures.
*They both involve a 'Bite' option. The way I see it, you can try biting once a week. If the action succeeds, you can't try again for a full month. It'd be like breeding - you see a list of your eggs and can pick, so no, Vair can't nom on your gold when you really wanted to vampirize the mint.
*Frozen hatchlings, being presumably weaker and slower that the adults, will have a lower chance of killing or transforming the egg in question.
*Both involve you not keeping the egg when you succeed. 'Member how vampire eggs could magically warp back to your scroll? Vampirized eggs would go straight to the abandoned page. This would be a more goodwill-ish action. Remember, more vampires in existence = more bitten eggs = more vampire eggs in the AP = more chance of your good deeds returning to you.
The aforementioned idea is under extreme scrutiny, so please read the bottom section of this post, or the poll. There's always a compromise.
*Both involve the egg possibly saying "Bitten By", just like the mother and father, and the vampire will have a list of "Eggs Bitten".
*If you kill the egg involved, it does count as a dead egg on your scroll.
*You, as ever, cannot abandon vampires - only kill them. Will they still revive? I dunno, perhaps that is a Halloween-only thing.
I have two ideas. I'll start with the one I like a little less. It's more generic.
Basically, when you bite an egg, you can get three possibilities.
Failure: (Slashes) suddenly lunges at the egg, but you see the attack coming and pull the egg out of the way.
Kill: (Prowls) suddenly lunges at the egg, killing the hatchling forming inside.
And finally, the beloved success: (Artemis Cloudfoot) suddenly lunges at the egg. The egg wobbles once, and its shell starts to brown at an alarming rate as the repugnant stench of decay issues from inside. Horrified, you look to the dragon besides you, and when you look back, the egg has vanished.
Or: (Ascended) suddenly lunges at the egg. The egg wobbles once, and its shell starts to brown at an alarming rate as the repugnant stench of decay issues from inside. Horrified, you take the repulsive egg and hurl it into a nearby cave.
But vampires are rare, and should be, so I think the chances should go something like this.
Failure: 50% adults, 75% frozen hatchlings
Kill: 25% adults, 12.5% frozen hatchlings
Success: 25% adults, 12.5% frozen hatchlings.
And then the second.
This would work more like forcing. Basically, the odds of a basic 'Failure' would always be 50/75 percent. However, the 'Kill' would start at 50/25%, and decrease until the egg had extremely high stats, and 'Kill' was at 0, success taking its place. Usually, you egg would be somewhere in between. Unlike forcing, though, this *could* work on an uncracked egg - it would just need high views to get a better chance of becoming vampirized.
It makes more sense to me - a matured dragon fetus would have a higher chance of surviving an attack than a newly-laid egg, correct?
Other ideas
Since people aren't too keen on not being able to keep the egg.
*Have it work like forcing - there's a chance you keep the egg, a chance you throw it away.
Pros: Allows people to complete collections while still giving a chance to newbies.
Cons: No control
*Keep every 5th vampire you make
Pros: Allows control
Cons: Might take a loooong time
*Have a yes or no option to keep the egg.
Pros: Allows control
Cons: It allows people to build hordes of vampires while newer players can't get any
***Have a limit on how many you can keep - the rest are autoabandoned, but you can still adopt vampire eggs from the AP.
Pros: Allows people to complete collection and get more while still allowing newbies a chance
Cons: Can't find any anymore, actually...PF13 is winning.
*Have vampires be actually to breed with other dragons after a set amount of successful bites
Pros: Allows control, allows people to complete collections while still giving a chance to newbies.
Cons: Goes against description, does not necessarily make sense.
Demonic_miss brought up a good one.
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What if, instead of the egg being automaticly abandoned there was a 75% chance that you would get a message like this
"None of your other dragons seem to notice any change, Do you want to keep the egg?"
and a 25% chance of this happening
"[insert dragon name here:] sensed danger in the corrupted egg and kicked it out of the cave"
A kind of combination of the original idea and miroku's idea
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Rares~
Valentine Egg= This egg is speckled and really fragile.
Vampire Dragon: This egg seems cold and dead.
Christmas 2007 = This egg gas festive colors and a holly leaf stuck to it.
Christmas 2008= This egg has festive markings.
Leetle Tree= Oh My. There is a leetle tree among the eggs.
Neglected Dragon= This egg looks sickly and untaken care of.
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New Releases that still exist~
Frill Dragon= This egg has strange markings on it.
Geode Dragon= This egg is heavy and feels like if made out of rock. (They way to get a
geode is to breed Stone Dragon X Stone Dragon)
New Pink Sprites= It's bright and pink.
DayDream Dragon =This egg is sitting on a cloud.
Sunset Dragon=This egg is glowing as brightly as the sun.(egg hatches at nightime)
Sunrise Dragon=This egg is glowing as brightly as the sun. (egg hatches in the daytime)
Balloon Dragon= This light egg is floating in the air.
Red/Purple Dorsal Dragons=This egg has multiple bands of color on it. (to get red or
purple is random)
WhipTail Dragons= This egg shakes from time to time, as if it is eager to hatch.
White/Red/Green/Blue Striped Dragon=This egg has brightly colored markings on it. (You
have to breed certain dragons with the white stripe to get blue, red and Green stripe
dragons.)
Paper dragon - It is made out of paper, and is so small and light or
domething that says folded pieces of paper.
Chicken - This egg is a third the size of the other eggs.
Yellow dinosaur - This egg looks like it doesn't belong, it is brightly colored
with white spots. It's much heavier than the other eggs.
Red dinosaur - This egg looks like it doesn't belong, it is brightly colored
with white spots. It's much warmer than the rest of the eggs.
Blue dinosaur - This egg looks like it doesn't belong, it is brightly colored
with white spots. It's much lighter than the other eggs.
Green dinosaur - This egg looks like it doesn't belong, it is brightly colored
with white spots.
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What do those look like?
One thing to look for is that they look really REALLY similar to white eggs only more dull and grey. That always confused me...
What I really don't like is how people breed and hoard all the gold and silver dragons. That's unfair to the beginners here!
So no neglected dragons *sigh*
My brother was like 'I GOT A GOLD EGG' And I told him how lucky he was but then I looked and it was just a magi egg...
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