Just started your adventure and not quite sure how to proceed? Feeling a bit lost about what to do next? Hopefully this page can help you!

Your first goal is to complete Adventure mode as far as possible.

See the pages on Adventure Mode for information on rewards, and the Team Structure: Adventure Team page for an example of a team that works well in Adventure mode.

Adventure Mode is the main way to level up your dragons, which is utterly imperative to proceeding in the game.

Doing Adventure mode fulfils Master's Path Quest rewards, and you can pick up other resources such as gold and diamonds from it, which will help you progress greatly in other areas!

Once you reach Hard mode, you can pick up 4-star runes!

The later chapters of Hard mode gives out 4-star runes of a specific slot and colour, which is a huge help in runing up your dragons.

At first, just focus on completing Adventure mode on both Normal and Hard. Then you can proceed to the Nightmare Dungeon, as you will usually need good runes to tackle Hell mode

Don't forget that you can borrow a friend's dragon to help you on your Adventure!

So now you're in the middle of you Adventure, and you realise your dragon inventory is getting a bit cramped. Besides which, you're finding the Adventure stages increasingly harder. What can you do to avoid hitting a wall?

Do the following, in rough order that you should do them:

1. Level them up.
   • You can use Amethysts to help you, by buying EXP slimes.
   • The best way, however, is by putting your game on repeat on the highest Adventure stage that you can do. Let your game sit there for a while as your dragons collect EXP and level up.
   • The best time to do this is during Hot Time, which is during 8pm-10pm, your server time.
2. Feed them closeness fruits.
   • The cheapest and simplest way to boost your dragons' stats is to get them to max closeness.
   • Farm the Massive Tree Dungeon for closeness fruits, but don't worry about camping out in there. You will soon have an abundance of fruits from the Dragon Forest, so just get as much as you need at first.
3. Rank them up (increase their number of stars)
   • By increasing the number of stars your dragon has, its level resets to 1 (its existing stats are not reduced or otherwise affected), so that you can further level it up and boost its stats.
   • See information on how to rank up dragons on the Rank up page.
   • First, get all members of your main team to 5-stars.
   • Then, get your main attacker to 6-stars. Afterwards, you can get either another attacker or a healer to 6-stars.
4. Evolve them
   • Evolution unlocks a new skill and boosts your dragon's stats.
   • You can evolve your Baby dragon to a Junior dragon as soon as you get it, but you must rank it up at least once before you can evolve it into an Adult.
   • Grind for evolution materials as soon as you can! You will always need more of them, so don't worry about camping there for a few hours if need be.
5. Give them runes and enhance those runes.
   • At first, when you are only getting runes of 1-star to 3-star rarity, just equip them roughly according to rune set bonus if possible, or if not, at least to semi-conducive main stats (e.g. ATK% on attackers).
   • These runes you can enhance up to +6 or +9 if you must, but you should hopefully not feel the need.
   • When you get to Hard mode, you can farm for 4-star runes. This is worth doing and equipping to your dragons according to their optimal stats, and you can enhance these runes up to +12.
   • Once you have equipped your dragons with 4-star runes, you should be ready to begin tackling the Nightmare Dungeon.
6. Level up their skills, enhance, and master your dragons.
   • These are late-game considerations due to the difficulty of obtaining the relevant resources. However, you should try to get ready for them early. Collect Skill Slimes, save your Legendary dragons, your Light and Dark Heroic dragons, and hoarding gold.

The great bane of every tamer's life: runes. You will need dozens upon hundreds of these, and unfortunately, the need to grind runes never stops.

When you are first starting out, however, don't worry about them too much!

Just equip what runes you have to your dragons at first. They will likely be 1-star to 3-star runes, so you do not need to enhance them - though you can do so up to +6 or +9 if you find that you need just a little more boost to your dragon's power. (Note that enhancing 1-star to 3-star runes gives such little returns that it is usually not worth it.)

In Adventure Hard mode, you can begin to farm for 4-star runes. It is ideal to farm for the desirable colour and main stat at this stage. I advise you not to enhance them to beyond +12, however. Enhancing a rune up to +15 is expensive, and is not worth it for runes you will easily replace.

After you get 4-star runes on your main party, you should hopefully be ready to tackle the Nightmare Dungeon.

Complete Nightmare Dungeon levels 1 to 6 purely to progress to the later levels. They have a chance of giving out 3-star or lower runes, which are not worth your attention.

Starting from Nightmare Dungeon level 7, you can obtain 4-star to 6-star runes. Levels 7 and above are the ones you will want to farm. See the linked page on Nightmare Dungeon for more information about this area.

Once you have optimal runes of 5-star or higher grade runes, you may be ready to begin working on the Rune Guardian dungeon.

An aspect of the game that you are quickly introduced to, but is worth mentioning nonetheless.

Should you spend all your initial diamonds on summons? Yes, absolutely. When you begin, you need a lot of good dragons, and you also need a lot of bad dragons that you can use to rank up your better dragons and make them stronger.

One thing I will warn you about is to be careful that you do not oversummon. If you have more dragons in your inventory than you have inventory space, you will not be able to go on Adventures, Explore, or most other content until you have either expanded your inventory, or got rid of the excess dragons.

A good way to get around this is to make sure your existing dragons are already max levelled, so that you can use new fodder dragons to rank up your existing dragons immediately. This way, you can immediately get rid of excess dragons in a useful way.

See the page on Summoning for more information and advice.

When you first start out, Colosseum seems an impossible consideration. How on Earth are you meant to compete when your main team are not even Adult dragons yet?

To which I say, you are absolutely right, but there is no need to neglect Colosseum! It gives out great rewards, so whenever you have refilled to 10 tickets (you receive 1 ticket refresh every hour), set the game to repeat, if you must, and let the game use up your tickets on auto.

As you get more and better dragons, and perhaps even a better feel for the competitive scene, you may wish to begin investing in Colosseum as well. They are one of the only ways to interact with other players (and even then ... you don't really interact with anyone, as the team is controlled by AI ...), which makes it a fresh, ever-changing area of content as people come up with new teams and strategies every day.

See the page on Colosseum for some basic information on popular strategies used in the Colosseum.

Last but not least, here is a quick checklist of things that don't need too much thought put into them, but is still extremely important nonetheless:

• Do your daily quests.
  • These are quests that reset every day. Check them out under the Quests button, in the Dailies tab. Do your best to do them all every day (although it is safe to ignore Summon Dragon if you have no need to summon on that day).
• Join a clan.
  • Clans are groups or guilds, where your efforts are collectively counted in rankings.
  • Not only do you get rewards for checking in to your clan every day, you also get rewards every week based on how well your clan did that week.
  • Try to join a clan right away to start enjoying the benefits!
• Enhance your tamer skills and team formations.
  • You can enhance tamer skills and team formations to give you a bit of a boost during battle.
  • Tamer skills activate in all content, but formation boosts only activate in PvE content - i.e. not in Colosseum.
  • I suggest boosting your Tamer skill whenever you can, and boosting your team formation boost only up to level 50.
• Send out friend requests.
  • You can send and receive Friendship Points with your friends, which you can use to do Friendship Summons or buy Wings.
  • You can also borrow your friends' dragon leader in Adventure mode, so make friends with high level dragons to help you on your Adventure!