Flight Rising Discussion

How much is my lvl 25 with elimination worth? I’m not getting any interest on him. Should I just keep him and use him to train? I don’t know what to decide. I had advice on this already but I’m still not sure. Which way would get me more gems I guess?

Long run, it's more profitable to keep em and level fodder. The Dom pushes pay more for leveled fodder and if you exalt the fodder, it pays more

I usually see them going for 250-300 gems, I really don't think it's worth the profit to sell level 25s. Like already mentioned you'll make a bigger profit keeping the dragon and using it to train fodder. I highly suggest going the route of Mire Flyer if you're looking for a build!

@Residual
May I ask, what is a build?

Piggybacking on the same question, but with the information that I already have 2 fodder trainers and am planning on getting a third? I see no reason keeping her...

@peachblossoms
A build is a specific combination of elements, stats, and stones that are tailored to work with a particular coliseum venue. In the higher venues you have to do this to make it easier to survive when training weakling fodder with only one or two level 25 dragons. Here's a list of some builds:

https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/1770326

It's kind of old, but it's what I have bookmarked here. There might be a better one out there (which I would love to hear about).

@reinaka42
See above sort of? It's possible that you could use different dragons in different venues. So if you get tired of getting beaten over the head by maren or toridae you could go get bashed by harpies or carrioncorns.

I sold a lvl25 Tundra a few weeks ago for like 400kt? Or maybe 350kt. I already forgot hahahaha. I don't think she had Eliminate. I suppose the selling price was pretty low, but I had just come back from quitting the game in 2018 and I didn't want her around anymore.

EDIT to say that keeping it and using it to level and exalt fodder is a better idea. I had two lvl25 dergs that I kept (one was my progen but the other one I wanted to keep because it was like the third dragon I ever bought) and I've been making a profit snapping up cheap dragons, leveling, and exalting. Sometimes someone buys a leveled dragon, sometimes they don't. Either way I'm making a profit.

I plan on selling my old coli team once I replace them (did a lair revamp, lol), but I will say a level 25 with, say, the Mire Flyer build can basically generate infinite money for you. Between fodder leveling and grinding for loot, I have funded all of my lair expansions 100% with Coliseum shenanigans.

I DO buy level 25s though. Because I have this insane need to have my perma dragons at 25, so if I find one I like for lore it's a great perk if I don't have to level it. I generally see them priced at 100-200 gems if they have no build and no spells. If they have a build and all the stones, they're about 350 I think? But I don't usually buy those - I don't need a level 25 to be coli-ready, I just like the conformity haha.

It can help, if your 25 has stones, to add a screenshot of their stones to their bio so people can see that the dragon is fully stoned. I feel like a lot of buyers may not take your word for it if you just SAY they have all the stuff.

@GrimoreBlack
He has a picture of his stones yea but I think I should keep him...
infinite money sounds... tempting.
@Sennethe @Holland
Should I train up two more lvl 25s or just him?

@peachblossoms
I would train up one more lvl25 to go with him, and then use the third slot for your fodder. That's what I do - makes it a lot easier. I can get a dragon to lvl4 in 2-3 rounds in the Kelp Beds that way (2-3 because it depends on number of enemies per round - if the first two rounds are three enemies each then I can get to 4), and I usually grind up to lvl8. Depending on bonuses, I usually net 11k or more per lvl8.