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Rhino Keeper

Mixed types, like basic types, do not alter the breeding outcome in any way. The only thing that differentiates mixed types from basic types is the fact that pure standard dragons of mixed types can be created by combining other types.
There are several non-standard pure dragons with mixed types that must be acquired under other conditions. Crafting, goal completion, prizes, or special breeding requirements may apply.
Currently, the only mixed type is Purple, and its standard dragon is the Magic Dragon. To create a standard dragon of the Purple type, one parent must contribute Red while the other parent must contribute Blue during breeding. The types must come directly from the parents' types without any minor type splitting.

Your attack is a random number determined by the game completely out of your control. The same roll affects your damage, the enemy's damage, and whether or not your dragon will land a critical attack.

Your regular damage = 25 + (rand 0 - 8)
Your critical damage = 60 + (rand 0 - 100)
Enemy regular damage = 34 + (rand 0 - 15)
A critical allows you to deal max dam for that attack.

Critical max is derived from the crit bonus with the following formula:
Critical max = floor (1000 * (1 - (1 - Crit bonus)^(1/3)))

The attack roll is subject to a floor operation, - the value is rounded down to the nearest whole number (Ex: 3.9 = 3). If your attack roll falls under the critical max, then your dragon will deal a critical attack. This means that the higher your critical max, the better your chances of rolling a critical attack. You are not guaranteed to roll a critical attack unless you use an Ultimate move, which will automatically grant you a critical attack regardless of random factors.

Since both dragons have 100 health and the numbers are stacked in favor of the enemy dragon, it is impossible for you to win without a critical hit (and that a single critical hit will guarantee your victory):
With the min damage of 34 per turn, the enemy dragon will always beat your dragon in 3 attacks (34 * 3 = 102).
With the max damage of 33 per turn, your dragon will never beat the enemy dragon with three non-crit attacks (33 * 3 = 99).
With the max damage of 49 per turn, the enemy dragon can never beat your dragon in 2 attacks (49 * 2 = 98).
With the min damage of 60 for a single crit and the minimum damage of 25 for two normal attacks, your dragon can always beat the enemy dragon in three total hits (60 + 25 + 25 = 110).
Since your dragon moves first and the enemy dragon will never score a critical hit, your dragon will always get three chances to score a critical hit. Thus, winning is all about whether or not you can score a critical hit within three turns.

+++ is usually ****ed in one blow
++ is a Critical (big) hit
+ is a good hit, some may use it for criticals - I wouldn't

The percentages people use are athe chance to get a critical hit.
You need One Critical hit to win the battle (although it may take all 3 rounds)

Paying (12 gold outside Tournaments and 30 gold during Tournament) for an ultimate hit guarantees a critical hit - and therefore a win.

Type advantages

Enemy Type	Use	Avoid Using
Red	Yellow, Blue, Stone, Tropic, Champion	Green, Dino, Zodiac, Metal
Green	Red, Mythic, Dino, Gemstone, Royal, Champion	Purple, Black, Stone, Royal
Yellow	Pink, Black, Cosmic, Zodiac, Champion	Red, Blue, Gold
Blue	Yellow, Purple, Rainbow, Gemstone, Champion, Metal	Red, White, Stone

Type advantages

Enemy Type	Use	Avoid Using
Purple	Green, Pink, Gold, Zodiac, Royal, Champion	Blue, White, Cosmic
White	Blue, Purple, Stone, Rainbow, Champion, Egypt	Black, Mythic, Cosmic, Royal
Pink	Black, Gold, Fairytale, Gemstone, Champion	Yellow, Purple, Mythic, Royal
Black	Green, White, Cosmic, Rainbow, Royal, Champion, Egypt	Yellow, Pink, Fairytale, Gemstone
Diamond	Diamond	Gold, Gemstone, Metal
Mythic	White, Pink, Fairytale, Dino, Champion	Green, Rainbow, Zodiac, Tropic, Egypt

Type advantages

Enemy Type	Use	Avoid Using
Cosmic	Purple, White, Champion	Yellow, Black, Fairytale, Zodiac
Gold	Yellow, Diamond, Champion, Metal	Purple, Pink, Rainbow, Royal, Egypt
Fairytale	Black, Cosmic, Zodiac, Royal, Champion	Pink, Mythic, Rainbow, Tropic
Stone	Green, Blue, Tropic, Royal, Champion, Egypt	Red, White, Dino
Dino	Red, Stone, Tropic, Champion	Green, Cosmic, Gemstone
Rainbow	Mythic, Gold, Fairytale, Champion	Blue, White, Black, Tropic, Metal
Gemstone	Diamond, Black, Dino, Champion	Green, Blue, Pink, Royal
Zodiac	Red, Mythic, Cosmic, Champion, Metal	Yellow, Purple, Fairytale

Type advantages

Enemy Type	Use	Avoid Using
Tropic	Mythic, Fairytale, Rainbow, Champion	Red, Stone, Dino
Royal	White, Pink, Gold, Gemstone, Champion	Green, Purple, Black, Stone, Fairytale, Egypt
Ice Age	Abominable, Champion	Blizzard
Abominable	Blizzard, Champion	Ice Age
Blizzard	Ice Age, Champion	Abominable
Champion	Type has no effect here	Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Purple, White, Pink, Black, Mythic, Cosmic, Gold, Fairytale, Stone, Dino, Rainbow, Gemstone, Zodiac, Tropic, Royal, Ice Age, Abominable, Blizzard, Champion
Metal	Type has no effect here	Type has no effect here
Egypt	Type has no effect here	Type has no effect here

During a Battle, players can select from 3 attacks each turn.
The battle is turn-based, meaning your opponent will only attack after you do. Every dragon has a magic attack corresponding to their primary element (each with a unique particle effect!), a Bash attack, and the Ultimate Attack.
*The Ultimate Attack costs 12 gold outside of tournaments and guarantees a critical hit.
This is for players who want to pay to ensure victory. At other times, the Bash and Magic attacks are your primary weapons.
Whether you use Bash or Magic does not affect the final outcome (only random rolls do), so choose whichever one you prefer.

Losing a match exhausts your dragon. Exhausted dragons cannot participate in breeding, trading, evolving, questing, or battling. They will still produce coins and can be fed.
*Exhausted Dragons can be healed with the new Healing Spring Building available in the Market. While healing, dragons cannot participate in any activities and will not produce coins.

Rarity
The game compares your dragon's rarity score to the enemy's rarity score. As such, it is very important to choose as rare a dragon as possible. The higher your dragon's rarity score is relative to the enemy dragon's rarity score, the less points you lose from your crit bonus.
There are five different rarity tiers. They are listed below in ascending order of effectiveness.
Common:
Rare:
Super:
Unbreedable:
Ultra: