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new things! It’s...a pile of coal? When you move a piece, the rest follow. Desert, Volcano. Four sprites = can be... One dimorphous s2 hatchling sprite and one dimorphous adult sprite, no alts (Most likely) One non-dimorphous s2 hatchling sprite and one non-dimorphous adult sprite with three alts One dimorphous s2 hatchling sprite with two alts and one dimorphous adult sprite with two alts Standard egg, unbiteable + influenceable = will be a two-head. Sorts between Cloudplume and Coastal Waverunner. This odorous egg is sitting in a pile of seaweed. Coast. Four sprites = can be... One dimorphous s2 hatchling sprite and one dimorphous adult sprite, no alts (Most likely) One non-dimorphous s2 hatchling sprite and one non-dimorphous adult sprite with three alts One dimorphous s2 hatchling sprite with two alts and one dimorphous adult sprite with two alts Drake egg = will be a Drake. Sorts between Script and Seawyrm. Remember that release floods typically last 16 hours. If you find yourself missing or forgetting the refreshes, stay on top of them with the Shuffle Clock.

Releases don't follow a set schedule and they're only usually the final weekend of the month, not always. There will always be room for surprise. I was making pizza.

new stuff! This egg is large and ornate. Alpine, Desert. Three sprites: either: One non-dimorphic hatchling and one non-dimorphic adult with an alt sprite, or One non-dimorphic hatchling and one dimorphic adult Biteable: will be a standard breed, not two-headed. Sorts between Astralophyne and Avin. This heavy egg is enveloped in thick, sturdy plates. Volcano. Four sprites: either: One non-dimorphic hatchling and one non-dimorphic adult with two alt sprites, or One non-dimorphic hatchling with an alt sprite and one non-dimorphic adult with an alt sprite, or One dimorphic hatchling and one dimorphic adult Biteable: will be a standard breed, not two-headed. Sorts between Skywing and Sonata. Remember that release floods typically last 16 hours. If you find yourself missing or forgetting the refreshes, stay on top of them with the Shuffle Clock.

Celestials produce multiclutches when bred. However, although all eggs from a multiclutch will be shown, you can only select one to keep and the rest are tossed.

From last night. The ratios look healthy

If any of you are in the Official Discord, I'm catching and giving away full clutches of trios in the "#dragon-lottery" channel and will continue to do so for an indefinite while. I have already caught and given away two clutches yesterday, another is being raffled right now and awaiting drawing, and yet another is on my scroll awaiting cooldown.

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These guys absolutely deserve their rarity.

merry cake day, website! View the Warden breeding sheet for which pairings produce which Aspect. The first three eggs are each found in a single biome that may, or may not, change each turn of the hour. Each breed's Encyclopedia page correctly reveals their current biome at the top. Ignimbri Encyclopedia Kymatumi Encyclopedia Stormherald Encyclopedia They don't appear to spawn in Jungle at all. May 28 13:00 DCT, Ignimbri started spawning in Jungle. This metal egg discharges bolts of electricity occasionally. 3 sprites: one nondimorphic hatchling and one nondimorphic adult with two alts. The sparking alt is obtained by breeding with a Thunder, possibly any Lightning-element dragon. Biteable: Standard, not two-headed Sorts between Storm and Storm-Rider This egg sits atop a pile of smoldering ash. 2 sprites: one nondimorphic hatchling and one nondimorphic adult Biteable: Standard, not two-headed Sorts between Ice and Imperial Fleshcrowne This glimmering egg emanates the ocean’s sounds. 2 sprites: one nondimorphic hatchling and one nondimorphic adult Biteable: Standard, not two-headed Sorts between Kyanite and Labradorite Summonable by the above three breeds: This egg hums with a quiet power, as though something within is beginning to stir. 2 sprites: one nondimorphic hatchling and one nondimorphic adult Longer to hatch than the others, likely a stubborn breed Produced from the above breed: This resplendent egg emanates a constantly shifting aura. 2 sprites: one nondimorphic hatchling and one nondimorphic adult Longer to hatch than the others, likely a stubborn breed This radiant egg emanates a magical aura. 2 sprites: one nondimorphic hatchling and one nondimorphic adult Longer to hatch than the others, likely a stubborn breed This warm egg emanates an otherworldly aura. 2 sprites: one nondimorphic hatchling and one nondimorphic adult Longer to hatch than the others, likely a stubborn breed Remember that release floods typically last 16 hours. If you find yourself missing or forgetting the refreshes, stay on top of them with the Shuffle Clock.

New stuff! This creepy-looking egg looks distinctly like bone. Forest. Four egg sprites = either... One dimorphic hatchling sprite and one dimorphic adult sprite One non-dimorphic hatchling and one non-dimorphic adult sprite with three alts Biteable = standard breed, not a two-headed. This tiny egg glints in the moonlight. Desert, Alpine. Coloration appears to be based on the moon phases. Two sets of two egg sprites = one non-dimorphic hatchling sprite and one non-dimorphic adult sprite per color. Remember that release floods typically last 16 hours. If you find yourself missing or forgetting the refreshes, stay on top of them with the Shuffle Clock.

wuv!

Arguably it's a plus for the transformation phase - something that is temporary and takes a while to wait for - to be timezone-friendly, in covering the full 24 hours each day. Sonata/Herald spawning is also already timezone agnostic despite being entirely moon themed.

In case nobody's mentioned it yet - their schedule is just like that of the indigo Lunar Herald, no extra maths needed. Every 24 days we get an 8-day transformation phase. Which makes sense in lore too, since their flavor text mentions influence by Cirion's blue light, and Lunar Heralds are influenced by moonlight, with Indigo coming from Cirion's prevalence.

Updated my post with comprehensive Curse info.

Observation: it appears you can only do this to stage 1 hatchlings, not gendered hatchlings, which are "not hatchlings". Unless something else is the distinction here, but that's the most likely one.

8:00PM DCT is the proper time for moon phases to switch (as observed with Sonatas) Now, the moons are waxing crescent and waning gibbous - becoming the "one full, one empty" clause mentioned on the Moonblight description, but whether that is too early a set of phases for transformation to begin... shrug! We'll see what gets fixed and what stays.

Waow!

Nothing to report... Sidenote, I get the feeling they'll go along nice with Brumous.

Yay!

Bite had no effect.

Moonlight ripples across this fragile egg’s shell. Alpine, Forest. Sorts between Monarch and Moonglow. Curse Information: Whatever the case may be, when the moons align—one full, one empty—things tend to get...hairy. On 8:00PM DCT on October 2, all Moonblights transformed into an alternate form. Aurax was waning crescent and Cirion was waxing gibbous at this time. On 8:00PM DCT on October 10, all Moonblights reverted to their peaceful form. Their total phase time is 8 days, and their schedule lines up with that of indigo Lunar Heralds. For lunar cycle timing, check out the Moon Watch thread and this chart. Use DC's own Time page to see the current lunar state. The time of their transformation is roughly Day 12, their reversion was roughly Day 20, and Day 16 - the middle - is where the referenced "one full, one empty" will happen. In this alternate form, Moonblights became unable to breed, instead having a Curse BSA. You can Curse any hatchling except for Pastels, Lunates, and unbreedables. This Curse, somewhat like the Vampire's Bite, has a chance to: Kill the hatchling. Do nothing to the hatchling. Transform the hatchling into a Moonblight. The hatchling retains their bodytype. e.g. if you Curse a Pygmy hatchling with a Standard Moonblight, the hatchling will be a Moonblight Pygmy. Spreadsheets were created to document outcomes, consider contributing your Curse outcomes. @Laugh's sheet can be seen here. @LadyMadonna's sheet can be seen here. It may appear that each body morph has its own success rate - Standards are 100%, the rest have chances to fail (which may fall in line with two-head's/pygmies' description distinction of being "uncommon sights") The following eggs were not sighted in cave so far - if continuing to be unobtainable, they may only be obtainable through breeding. Moonlight ripples across this large egg’s fragile shell. Moonlight ripples across this smooth egg’s fragile shell. Moonlight ripples across this tiny egg’s fragile shell. Remember that release floods typically last 16 hours. If you find yourself missing or forgetting the refreshes, stay on top of them with the Shuffle Clock.

This golden egg is shiny and warm. Jungle, Forest. Sorts between Mistra and Monarch. Two eggs: one nondimorphic hatchling sprite, one nondimorphic adult sprite. Unbiteable: Likely to be two-headed. Remember that release floods typically last 16 hours. If you find yourself missing or forgetting the refreshes, stay on top of them with the Shuffle Clock.

Lunate eggs are lingering for up to a minute now. Great time for anyone who had difficulty earlier to re-try some cave stalking.

Two-headedness isn't the only reason an egg can't be bitten - unbreedables are unbiteable, too. Chances are, this breed has mechanics never before seen, so the "rules" of what breeds we have may not apply to this one. Total mystery.