Actually it cannot hit critical to all dragons but with its fireball basic attack it can show critical hit to WATER and ICE elements. The only dragon which beat All The dragons in dragon city is the one and only single element PURE DRAGON. Sometimes it loses but it's my hero! When I got that dragon I did not feed it but when my friend said it's so awesome and powerful, I started to feed it! Until leve2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 and then level0! Please vote this! It is so powerful more than the legendary dragon!. My elements dragon is level 15 (I couldn't beat her at level 14 and below.) She has three silver stars and soon to be one gold. She is level 24 with many powerful dragons (some of which she has bought with gems) and I can still beat her. I am level 20 (almost 21) and I can beat my friend a lot of the time. The elements dragon is by far my most powerful. Good for the ten percent of noobs who don't know what best dragons mean, bad for when you level up and get access to better 4 element dragons or even the pure dragon invincible to any attack.
#Dragon city elements free#
This was voted by the 10% of dragon city level 5s who have barely even reached the nature dragon, since this dragon is given to you free at the beginning of the game if you connect to Facebook. Especially since there are 4 elements with war and pure elements in the 4 elements it's self. Why is this number 2? Let's take the pure example, it can't be criticalled at all, but this dragon can be criticalled by a total of I think around 65 dragons, usually the war and metal type, the attacks of this dragon are ok, but there are way more lot better attacks out there from a lot of dragons, and also considering this is a 3 element of the most basic elements of the game, this dragon in reality is really bad. All in all it should be in your top 3 drags. Its also weak against war attacks but! Elements water attack will wipe out any war dragon in one hit! My element dragon has never been one hit by a critical attack it dies in 2 Critical hits unlike most dragons. This is why you need a strong metal dragon in your 3 drags to defeat any metal drag that wipes your elements dragon out. Its only flaw is when its against strong metal dragons as its weak against metal and doesn't hit critical on any metal drag.
Its got a good range of attacks to deal with any kind of dragon. New proposals could spell out jail time for directors of virtual currency businesses who don’t comply!Īpart from that, the Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a mandate that firms must provide information on ads and expenditures related to digital asset advertising and related details involving celebrity and influencer use.I've got a fully trained level 30, 3 gold star elements dragon and it's been my favourite dragon since I started playing the game. After a productive 2022 spent calling out firms in breach of its rules, the government authority is now cracking down with more stringent measures.
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