Keeping track of your dragons

[Anaboe]

True, true, all you say. On a particular race-game, hidden races came up now and than. I've made a map with all hidden races and when they occourd. I'm always this dedicated, intil I loose interest... Always try to beat the game... Optimize... For me, DS isn't about luck, but about planning, time and dedication... Far more important than luck...

[freesiawoods]

I use a breeding guide app I downloaded from the playstore. It lists the dragons in alpha order and you grey it out if you have the dragon. Not sophisticated but easy for lazy folks like me.

[FigmentValley]

It's a good mental exercise - to keep three games worth of dragons in my head. I admit, though, when I hatch out one in a game where I want to keep it for coin, then trade or sell it, I will immediately rename it "sell" or "trade". That sorts out the duplicates in an efficient manner.

I generally get a dragon stuck in my head to breed and just keep pounding at it. Look at the sale page -it will show you attractive ones to try for. Or remember the ones you desperately wished you had a tournament or two ago. Those are excellent ones to attempt to breed.

[amerirish]

I have two accounts; this one is on my iPhone and my other is on Kindle. I need to start a list for the iPhone game simply because I have so many dragons that are not breedable(from tournaments, world events, sales, album rewards, etc.). The problem I have is that there seem to be 2 new dragons every week so it's impossible to keep trying for all of them.

[bexrexbex]

I just have an spreadsheet for Dragon Story on my Google Drive (so I can access it anywhere). This is where I track who I receive/give gold from and to, and I keep a list of all my dragons. Have 114 unique dragons at the moment. Never bought any with gold.