Dragon Adventures Values: Full Dragon Value List

How Dragon Adventures Values Work

Values in Dragon Adventures are expressed in Coins as a common yardstick, which is the useful way to think about them: a listed number is a community estimate of demand, not an official or fixed price. Nothing in the game charges these amounts and nobody can be held to them.

What they are instead is community reference points aggregated from public trading data and tracked regularly as community-based trading values, meant as sanity-check figures for fair trades rather than prices set by the developers or by the value list creators. That makes them excellent for spotting an offer that is badly out of line and poor for insisting on a specific number, which is roughly the right way to use any value list.

The Dragon Adventures Rarity Ladder Is Unusually Clean

Most games on this site have rarity tiers that barely track price. Dragon Adventures is the exception, and the medians are close to a textbook: Legendary sits at 1,000,000 Coins across 69 dragons, Epic at 100,000 across 84, Rare at 10,000 across 25, Uncommon at 5,000 across 15 and Common at 1,000 across 22.

Read that as steps of roughly ten times per tier, which means the rarity badge here is genuinely informative. If somebody offers you an Epic for a Legendary, the tiers alone tell you the ballpark before you look anything up. That is not true in most of the games we cover, and it makes Dragon Adventures unusually easy to trade in once you know the ladder.

Where a Dragon Came From Matters More Than Its Rarity

At the very top the ladder stops explaining things and the source takes over. Of the 218 dragons here, only 13 came from Guild, and eight of those thirteen sit in the top eleven by value: Moixaura, Eryndiorn, Xellatruce, Uheailes and Raikami between 7,000,000 and 8,000,000 Coins, then Constello at 7,000,000 and Guilmoros and Terruak at 6,000,000. World, by contrast, accounts for 42 dragons and none of them are anywhere near. A source that produced thirteen dragons has taken over most of the top of the game.

Above the Guild block sit the Season dragons, with Veidreki at 50,000,000 Coins, Alatura at 28,000,000 and Amaris at 10,000,000. Season and Event are the two largest sources at 65 dragons each, so they cover the whole range rather than clustering, but the very top of the game is Season. The pattern is simple enough to trade on: a small, closed source produces expensive dragons, and the obtain method column tells you which is which.

Why Full Morph Values Are Not Listed

Full morphs are worth more than normal morphs and this list does not price them, which deserves an explanation rather than a shrug. Only 9 of the 218 dragons have a published full morph figure at all, and two of those nine contradict everything else. One goes from 1,000 as a normal morph to 150,000 as a full morph, a 150 times step nothing else approaches. Another goes from 1,500,000 down to 1,000,000, meaning its full morph is worth less than its normal morph.

The remaining seven cluster sensibly between about 1.25 and 2.67 times. Seven usable data points across 218 dragons is not enough to build a modifier from, and publishing one anyway would attach a confident multiplier to hundreds of dragons nobody has priced. The figures are kept in the data so the option can be switched on if coverage ever improves. Until then, treat a full morph as worth somewhat more than the listed number and negotiate the rest.

How to Read the Dragon Adventures Value List

Use rarity to set the ballpark, since it genuinely works here, then use the source column to explain anything that looks out of place. A Legendary priced far above its tier is usually a Guild or Season dragon, and that is the whole explanation.

Then check the date, because this market moves faster than most. New events, drop-rate changes, a fresh meta or a sudden duping wave can push some items up and others down, sometimes within hours. When you have a real offer, the Dragon Adventures trade checker totals both sides, and the Dragon Adventures value calculator prices a group. The same lists exist for every other game we track.

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