Enchantment
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Enchantment, part of the Enchantment System, is the process of increasing the 
Health and 
Attack of Dragons using Enchantment Materials. Enchantment unlocks once the Trainer feeds a minimum of three Dragons to Level 16, then a tutorial appears, allowing the Trainer to enchant their three strongest Dragons by one star for free.
Enchantment
Accessing
Enchantment is accessed by pressing:
- The
Enchantment System button, then pressing the Enchant Dragon button. - The Enchantment Altar (building), then pressing the
button. - A Dragon in its habitat, and then pressing the
Enchantment button.
Requirements
A Dragon must be Level 16 before it can be enchanted up to four Enchantment Stars. Enchanting Dragons requires Enchantment Materials, which are primarily obtained from battle in the 
Dragon League, though they can also be obtained from Ascension, some Events, and deals in Shops.
Levels
There are twelve Enchantment Levels, represented by colored Enchantment Stars. Each star increases a Dragon's stats by the equivalent of 2 levels; thus, with 1 star, a Level 56 Dragon has the same stats as a Level 58 Dragon of the same species. Once enchanted, the process is irreversible and its effects carry over wherever the Dragon is used, even when hired by friends. Each enchantment level has a different 
Gold cost and material requirements.
Levels
There are twelve Enchantment Levels, represented by colored Enchantment Stars. Each star increases a Dragon's stats by the equivalent of 2 levels; thus, with 1 star, a Level 56 Dragon has the same stats as a Level 58 Dragon of the same species. Once enchanted, the process is irreversible and its effects carry over wherever the Dragon is used, even when hired by friends. Each enchantment level has a different Gold cost and material requirements.
| Enchantment Stars | Equivalent Level Increase | Approx. Stat Increase | Enchantment Cost | Minimum Dragon Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 
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2 Levels | x1.44 | 50,000 
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16 |
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4 Levels | x2.07 | 200,000
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6 Levels | x2.99 | 500,000
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8 Levels | x4.3 | 1,000,000
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10 Levels | x6.19 | 1,500,000
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50 |
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12 Levels | x8.92 | 2,500,000
|
65 |
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14 Levels | x12.84 | 4,000,000
|
80 |
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16 Levels | x18.49 | 5,000,000
|
90 |
 
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18 Levels | x26.62 | 6,000,000
|
95 |
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20 Levels | x38.34 | 7,000,000
|
100 |
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22 Levels | x55.21 | 8,000,000
|
105 |
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24 Levels | x79.5 | 9,000,000
|
110 |
- The
Enchanter badge is earned by enchanting 10 Dragons to reach 4 stars. - The
Prince of Dragons badge is earned by enchanting a Level 120 Dragon to 12 stars.
Enchantment Planner The DML Planner Enchantment function provides a way to determine precisely how many Enchantment Materials are required to enchant a Dragon to the desired level. This can be determined in advance without wasting  Enchanted Trinkets, required to fuse lower-quality materials into better quality materials needed for certain Enchantment levels. Read more about this sister project, the DML Planner made by Toomas, a DML community member. |
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Material Requirements
The amount of Enchantment Materials required for each Enchantment Level depends on Dragon Rarity and its number of Elements.
| Rarity |
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14 
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21 
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25 
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28 
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25
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28
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32
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35
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39
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42
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47
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52
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6  6
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6 12
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9 13
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11 19
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7 14
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8 13
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9 15
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10 10
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11 11
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12 12
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13 13
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15 15
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6 9
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9 14
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11 14
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12 21
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11 21
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12 20
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14 14
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15 15
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16 16
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18 18
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20 20
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22 22
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10 15
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15 23
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18 23
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20 28
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18 28
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20 20
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23 23
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25 25
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28 28
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30 30
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33 33
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37 37
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| 10 15 15
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15 23 30
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18 23 33
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20 28 35
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18 28 28
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20 20 33
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23 23 23
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25 25 25
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28 28 28
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30 30 30
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33 33 33
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37 37 37
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14 14
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21 32
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25 25
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28 28
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23 23
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25 25
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27 27
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30 30
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33 33
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36 36
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40 40
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44 44
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| 14 14 14
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21 32 32
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25 25 32
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28 28 39
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23 23 23
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25 25 25
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27 27 27
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30 30 30
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33 33 33
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36 36 36
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40 40 40
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44 44 44
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12 16 24
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16 24 36
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16 28 36
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32 32 32
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21 22 22
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22 24 24
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23 27 27
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25 30 30
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28 33 33
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30 36 36
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33 40 40
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37 44 44
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12 16 24
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16 24 36
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16 28 36
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32 32 32
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21 22 22
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22 24 24
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23 27 27
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25 30 30
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28 33 33
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30 36 36
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33 40 40
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37 44 44
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15 20 30
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20 30 45
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20 35 45
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40 40 40
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21 28 28
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22 30 30
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23 32 32
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25 35 35
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28 39 39
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30 42 42
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33 47 47
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37 52 52
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15 20 30
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20 30 45
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20 35 45
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40 40 40
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21 28 28
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22 30 30
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23 32 32
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25 35 35
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28 39 39
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30 42 42
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33 47 47
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37 52 52
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15 20 30
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20 30 45
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20 35 45
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40 40 40
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21 28 28
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22 30 30
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23 32 32
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25 35 35
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28 39 39
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30 42 42
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33 47 47
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37 52 52
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Requesting Enchantment Materials
Enchantment Material can be requested from Clan members by pressing the 
Request Material button in the 
Gifts and Donations tab of the Clan tabs. The Trainer can request either 16 fair or 2 average materials at once, every 24 hours. Once sent, the Trainer must wait either until a Clan mate has donated the requested material, or until 24 hours has passed, before a new request can be sent. Donators receive 1 Enchanted Trinket for 1 Fair Material, and 6 Enchanted Trinkets for 1 Average Material in exchange for donation, and can donate up to a maximum of 24 times per day. Legendary, Primal, Divine, and Ancient materials cannot be requested or donated, except for extremely rare special occasions.
If a requestor does not receive all materials asked for, the notification stays on-screen in the tab. The notification displays their nickname, rank, and badge (if applicable), the date, the time requested, the items requested, the progress towards fulfillment, a Donate button, and the i button. The latter button, when pressed, displays the donator's already donated amount for the day, and the time until the donation limit reset.
| Request Materials | |||||||
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 16
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 Not available
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 Don't exist [1]
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 Not available
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 Not available
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 Not available
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- ↑ Fair Primal materials don't exist in-game but can still be requested as part of an unfixed bug. Requesting such nonexistent materials causes the request to stay stuck in chat for 24 hours, despite not being fulfillable. This probably occurs because the request screen shares an interface with Average Primal materials, which do exist, and both were not made unavailable as was done for Legendary, Divine, Ancient, and Tyrant materials.
Enchantment Screen
In the Enchantment screen, Dragon snapshots appear on the left ordered by strongest to least strong, and the currently selected Dragon appears on the right. Locating specific Dragons is done by scrolling or search buttons to:
– Filter Dragons by Element or 
(the default view).
– Input text to search by name.
Each Dragon's snapshot displays its image Given name, Level, Rarity, Elements, Element Skill levels, Enchantment Stars, Sigils, and the i button which displays its Codex Entry. The 
icon also appears on snapshots when the Dragon is eligible for enchanting and enough materials already exists to enchant it, though red text displays indicating further levelling is required if the Dragon does not meet levelling requirements.
In the right pane, the required grade and number of enchantment materials appears, and under those options to:
- Enchant – Enchant the Dragon. If not enough materials are possessed, and the button is pressed, options appear to:
- Go Fuse – Fuse materials (appears after pressing the Enchant button, if not enough materials are possessed).
- Go Shop – Open Enchantment Chests if not enough materials are possessed.
- Feed – Feed the Dragon (appears if leveling is required to Enchant).
- + – Fuse more of any given material.
A green border appears around materials that have adequate numbers to proceed with fusion (as well as a 
on the material), where a red border appears around those without. Next to the Dragon's image, the Enchantment Effects section shows the amount of Health and Attack gained for the next Enchantment Level, or Max Enchantment Level Reached when the maximum is obtained.
Breeding
The process of enchanting Dragons also allows exclusive Dragons to be bred. Enchantment introduces a distinct way of breeding certain Dragons, along with new upgrades to the Breeding Den.
See Enchanted Breeding for more information.
Fusion
Accessing
Fusion is accessed by pressing:
- The Enchantment System button, then pressing the Fusion option.
- The Enchantment Altar (building) and then pressing the
button.
Fusing Materials
The Fuse Materials 
option allows lower quality materials to be fused to produce materials of higher grades. Once opened, displayed are how many materials of each grade is possessed, and how many materials of the previous grade are needed to fuse the next. Materials are fused by selecting an Element to fuse materials for, selecting the desired grade to fuse, and pressing the Fusion button to accept the fusion cost, provided enough of that grade and also sufficient Enchanted Trinkets are possessed. Materials can only be fused to a higher-grades of the same Element, and the process is not reversible.
Enchantment Materials have different drop rates according to their Elements. While the game defines an Enchanted Trinkets cost to fuse Fair Primal, Divine, Ancient and Tyrant materials into their corresponding Average materials, there is no known way to obtain the Fair grades of these Elements.
Enchanted Trinkets
Enchanted Trinkets are an In-Game Currency used for upgrading the Breeding Den, and for fusing lower-tier Enchantment Materials into higher-tier ones for Dragon Enchantment or for upgrading Habitats. These trinkets are obtained from Enchantment Chests or from League Chests obtained by defeating opponents in the Dragon League.
Fusion Cost
| Grade | Required of previous grade |
Trinket  cost per fusion, from before next grade
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Total Fair material required | ||||||||||||||
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| Fair
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n/a | n/a | 1
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| Average
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4
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32 | 20 | 26 | 26 | 28 | 22 | 28 | 24 | 30 | 30 | 36 | 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 | 4
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| Good
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5
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80 | 50 | 65 | 65 | 70 | 55 | 70 | 60 | 75 | 75 | 90 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 20
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| Excellent
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6
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144 | 90 | 117 | 117 | 126 | 99 | 126 | 108 | 135 | 135 | 162 | 180 | 180 | 180 | 180 | 120
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| Extraordinary
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8
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224 | 140 | 182 | 182 | 196 | 154 | 196 | 168 | 210 | 210 | 252 | 280 | 280 | 280 | 280 | 960
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See Also
- Enchantment System, the main Enchantment menu that houses functions related to enchantment.
- Enchantment Materials, an overview of all Enchantment materials.
- Dragon League, the place where battles are fought to gain Enchantment materials.
- Enchantment Altar, a building and the only place duplicate Dragons can be ascended in exchange for Enchantment materials.
- Breeding Den, a building that can be upgraded to breed Enchanted Dragons.
- Enchantment Dragons, Dragons that can be bred using Enchanted dragons and an upgraded Breeding Den.
Gallery
History
- Update 7.8: Moved donation requests to the new
Gifts and Donations tab of the Clan interface. - Update 7.8: Revamped the Request material donation screen.
- Update 4.5: Doubled the amount of Enchantment Materials that can be requested, from 8/1 to 16/2.
- Added option to request or donate Enchantment Materials to or from Clan members.
- Introduced a bug where nonexistent Fair Primal materials can be requested.
- Update 4.0: Added Enchantment levels 5 – 8.
- Added higher quality Divine materials than average from chests in the 5th, 6th and 7th tiers of the Enchantment League-Pre 6.2.
- Introduced Ascension, a new method to obtain Enchantment Materials.
- Changed the background color of the Dragons in the sidebar to match the color of their rarity.
- Update 2.3: Introduced.
Bugs or Issues
- Update 8.0: Caused a bug on Windows where after the Request material button was used, the icon moved from the right to left, covering the button text.
- Update 7.8: Caused a bug where average Primal Enchantment materials—that don't exist—could be requested. The resultant request caused the user to be unable to request a valid material until the request expired after 24 hours.
