Doing a breeding project so probably gonna end up with a lot of these, and I plan to auction off the failures. How much should I be auctioning them for? These are both xxy, but I don't think I'll always have that.
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Doing a breeding project so probably gonna end up with a lot of these, and I plan to auction off the failures. How much should I be auctioning them for? These are both xxy, but I don't think I'll always have that.
Doing a breeding project so probably gonna end up with a lot of these, and I plan to auction off the failures. How much should I be auctioning them for? These are both xxy, but I don't think I'll always have that.
@HereToHelp When in doubt, check the Auction House prices for similar dragons. Search for their colors, and gauge your price based on the results. While genes, breed, and eye color can all factor into the final price, color is often what someone is looking for.
XXYs are incredibly common, so unless they're exactly what someone is looking for, pricing them too high just lets them eat up your food and take up your lair space. I'd put these two at 10kt at the most. If you're impatient, fodder price (AKA the lowest price for a dragon on the Auction House), though remember that fodder sells best as adults. Most of their siblings would likely go for fodder price as well.
XXYs are incredibly common, so unless they're exactly what someone is looking for, pricing them too high just lets them eat up your food and take up your lair space. I'd put these two at 10kt at the most. If you're impatient, fodder price (AKA the lowest price for a dragon on the Auction House), though remember that fodder sells best as adults. Most of their siblings would likely go for fodder price as well.
@HereToHelp When in doubt, check the Auction House prices for similar dragons. Search for their colors, and gauge your price based on the results. While genes, breed, and eye color can all factor into the final price, color is often what someone is looking for.
XXYs are incredibly common, so unless they're exactly what someone is looking for, pricing them too high just lets them eat up your food and take up your lair space. I'd put these two at 10kt at the most. If you're impatient, fodder price (AKA the lowest price for a dragon on the Auction House), though remember that fodder sells best as adults. Most of their siblings would likely go for fodder price as well.
XXYs are incredibly common, so unless they're exactly what someone is looking for, pricing them too high just lets them eat up your food and take up your lair space. I'd put these two at 10kt at the most. If you're impatient, fodder price (AKA the lowest price for a dragon on the Auction House), though remember that fodder sells best as adults. Most of their siblings would likely go for fodder price as well.
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