Flight Rising is a game where you manage a Lair that is filled with dragons. At some point, you are going to run out of space. When that happens, you have two options: sell some dragons on the Auction House, or exalt some of them. According to the Flight Rising lore, a dragon that has been exalted has been honored. It gets to go live with one of the dragon deities as a reward for whatever it accomplished before that point.
The Polarfreeze Defender was the holiday Familiar for the Crystalline Gala event that took place in January of 2015. The easiest way to obtain this Familiar was to Gather up 35 Eternal Snow currency and spend it at the Festive Favors booth while the Crystalline Gala was going on. The Eternal Snow currency would randomly drop if you selected the “Ice” Flight when you did your gathering.
The Polarfreeze Defender is one of the bear Familiars that are featured this year. Last time, there were Sprite Familiars. If you didn’t get the Familiar while the holiday event was taking place, you will have a more difficult time getting it. Try the Auction House. All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
Flight Rising is a game where you take control of a Lair that is filled with dragons. One of the fun things you can do with your dragons is breed them. Personally, I always find it interesting to see what the baby dragons will look like.
There are several breeding Achievements that you can earn. I’ve made an effort to earn as many Achievements as I can (mostly because I think doing so is fun). The last breeding Achievement I needed to earn was the Crystal Clear Achievement. All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
If you visit the Flight Rising website, you will see a “Random Dragon” that is being featured. It changes frequently. I like that they do this. It’s fun to see what other player’s dragons look like. Unfortunately, there isn’t anything in their system that automatically notifies a player whose dragon had been featured.
That being said, there is a forum post that is trying to bridge that gap. It is under the “Dragon Share” section, and is titled Ping the Random Dragon’s Owner. To participate, you post the dragon that is currently featured and post the dragon owner’s name with an @ in front of it. The player will get a notification that someone mentioned them in a forum post.
This was how I learned that another one of my dragons got featured. This time it was Snicklefritz. He’s a Spiral dragon. His genes are: Midnight Iridescent/ Ivory Seraph / Ivory Crackle.
I started working on the Flight Rising Legacy Challenge in March of 2014. It took me until January of 2015 to complete it. Part of the reason it took so long had to do with the “cooldown” timing that governs when dragons are able to breed. The rest was due to me deciding to hold off on breeding dragons because I was too busy that week in real life.
The amount of time it took to finish this challenge gave me the opportunity to really think about it. I’ve decided to share what I’ve learned from doing the Flight Rising Legacy Challenge. Your experience may vary, but perhaps some of this will help you. All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
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Flight Rising is a game where you get to manage a Lair that is filled with dragons. One of the many things you can do with your dragons is breed them. The Flight Rising Legacy Challenge is a ten generation breeding challenge. You start with a ungened plentiful dragon and hope to end with an attractive triple gened dragon.
I am very happy that I have now finished the challenge. It wasn’t incredibly difficult, but it did take more time than I anticipated (mostly due to waiting for a pair of dragons to sync up and be able to breed). All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
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Flight Rising has a section on its front page called “Random Dragon”. As you might expect, it shows a randomly selected dragon that comes from one of the player’s Lairs. I am happy to announce that one of my dragons got featured. That’s never happened before! I learned about it thanks to the comments that a couple of other players left me.
The dragon you see in this blog is named Stonewash. He is a male Snapper dragon. He is wearing the “Wise Whiskers”, the “Rainbow Flair Scarf” and an “Alchemist’s Fez”. Stonewash makes me smile and giggle every time I see him! All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
Every month, Flight Rising has a end of the month event that connects to one of the eleven Dragon Flights. In December, the twelfth month, they do a special event. It started on December 25, 2014, and ended on January 4, 2014. It featured a brand new type of dragon – the Nocturne – which would only be available for a limited time.
I was fortunate enough to get two Nocturne dragons and a special “mimic” Familiar during this event. Players who were unable to obtain a Nocturne dragon should check the Auction House in a few months. There’s bound to be baby Nocturne dragons for sale, at a reasonable price, eventually. All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
The “Worth Something Someday” Achievement in Flight Rising requires players to collect up 11 different kinds of dolls. There are two ways to do it. One way is to use your Gathering points in the “Scavenge” section. A doll that matches that Dragon Flight you selected might randomly drop. I did find a couple of them this way.
However, the most efficient way to earn this Achievement is to buy the dolls from the Auction House. All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
Flight Rising is a game that lets you manage a Lair full of dragons. You can do many things with your dragons, including breeding them. I am nearly finished with the Flight Rising Legacy Challenge. It is a ten generation breeding challenge with specific rules and limitations. The goal is to end up with an attractive triple gened dragon at the end of the challenge.
I had no idea what to expect from this challenge when I started it. Now, I’m nearly at the end of it. All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
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