flight_rising | I Have an Odd Little Idea (Reply)

After weeks of selling my familiar chests and accumulating gems, I managed to snag a wildclaw scroll right before they were cycled out. Looking over my current dragons, there isn't anyone that I feel a burning need to breed-change. On the other hand, holding onto the scroll to sell it at an outrageous price once it's a truly rare commodity, while appealing financially, is a bit dull.

I think the best use for a breed-change scroll is on a first-gen egg hatchling, which would then get gened up. When I was looking through the search results for first-gen dragons, I spotted several likely candidates. Most intriguingly of all, I spotted a male and female hatchling which I feel would make an excellent matched pair. Now, I've been hoarding the dragon moolah for a while, but an endeavor like this is costly.

That's when it occurred to me that splitting costs (two or three ways) would make it a much more viable undertaking. And, I think, a fun project. Now, I realize this idea is a little odd. However. The pros look like this (specific genes for illustration only):