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Dragon Behavior

Training

Almost every dragon can be trained, but it is different for every dragon.

Most dragons can be tamed by feeding them cod or salmon, but there are exceptions.
- Boulder Class dragons can be tamed with a variety of rocks, instead of fish. However, the type of rock depends on the dragon.
- Some dragons eat different foods based on where they live.

Check the Book of Dragons if you are unsure of how to train a specific dragon.

Riding

Most tameable dragons can be ridden and flown

To mount a dragon, interact with it.

To control your dragon, you need a dragon saddle. These can be crafted using this recipe:

When on a dragon, you can hold down the jump button, look up, and move forward to take off. Press the jump button again to stop flying and walk instead.
When flying, move forward and look in the direction you want to fly. Release all movement buttons to hover in place.

While riding a dragon, you can make it breathe fire. There is a 10 second cooldown between shots
- On touch controls, use the Shoot Fire Command to shoot fire in the direction you are looking
- On keyboard/mouse or console controller, attack to shoot fire in the direction you are looking

Sitting

Every adult tameable dragon can sit. When sitting, a dragon will not follow you.

To make a dragon sit, you must be crouching/sneaking. You then interact with them, as if you were going to ride them.
The dragon will play a sitting animation, and will be unable to move, whether under its own control or yours.

Hatching

Dragons Eggs can be used to obtain any baby variant of a dragon. However, they require special care to be hatched

Dragon Eggs will only hatch when certain conditions are met. Otherwise, they can be used as decoration.

To hatch an egg, place it on top of an Incubation Pedestal, and fill the pedestal using a bucket of lava. The egg will emit black particles, and hatch soon after.

Breeding

Every tameable dragon can breed as an adult. There is a known issue that causes dragons that were tamed as a baby to not be able to breed. We are working out a solution for this.

To make a dragon breed, you must have two trained adult dragons of the same type*. Feed them the same food you would train them with**. They will then breed, and lay an egg.

*The only exception are Night Furies and Light Furies, which breed to create a hybrid Night Light.
**Skrills are bred with raw cod or raw salmon, despite being tamed with iron.

When the egg hatches, an untrained baby dragon will appear. Train it, and then wait for it to grow up, or feed it more food to make it grow up faster!

Normal Dragons

Deadly Nadder

This Tracker Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed at any age using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon
- Raw Chicken
- Cooked Chicken

Deadly Nadders love Cooked Chicken, and can fly almost twice as fast for a short time after being fed it.

Nadders can shoot sustained blasts of fire when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

This dragon can be found in Dragon Cages

Gronckle

This Boulder Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed at any age using the following foods:
- Stone
- Cobblestone
- Tuff
- Deepslate
- Cobbled Deepslate
- Andesite
- Diorite
- Granite

Gronckles can shoot lava blasts when ridden. The lava blast is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

This dragon can be found in Dragon Cages

Monstrous Nightmare

This Stoker Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed at any age using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Nightmares can shoot sustained blasts of fire when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

You can interact with a nightmare while holding an empty bottle to harvest some Monstrous Nightmare Gel, which can be used to craft the Dragon Blade. The Dragon Blade can be ignited by using it, and will set enemies ablaze as if enchanted with Fire Aspect.

Hideous Zippleback

This Mystery Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed at any age using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Zipplebacks can shoot gas explosions when ridden. They explode with much damage, but do not cause fire or destroy blocks.

Zipplebacks can be ridden by 2 players. They can both shoot with their own cooldown, but only the player on the left head can control the dragon.

Night Fury

This Strike Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Night Furies can shoot plasma blasts when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Night Furies can be equipped with colorful Night Fury Tail Fins. These are are way to add cosmetic personalization to your dragon.

Night Furies have only a 12% chance to spawn during a full night. This makes them incredibly rare to find.

Light Fury

This Strike Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Light Furies can shoot plasma blasts when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Light Furies do not spawn naturally, and can rarely be found in Dragon Cages.

Night Lights

This Strike Class dragon is passive, and can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Night Lights remain cute and little forever, that is, they never grow up.

They cannot spawn naturally, and can only be obtained by breeding a rare Light Fury and even rarer Night Fury together.

Whispering Death

This Boulder Class dragon is extremely aggressive, and can only be trained as a baby, with the following foods
- Stone
- Deepslate

Whispering Deaths emerge from beneath, and will become immediately hostile to players and wandering traders it sees.

Whispering Deaths can shoot rings of fire when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Thunderdrum

This Tidal Class dragon is defensive, but can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Thunderdrums spawn in the ocean. They are skilled swimmers, and can even swim with a rider. Just remember a water breathing potion!

Thunderdrums do not have a fire. Instead, they can emit a strong knockback attack that does no damage, but sends all enemies within a certain distance flying far away! They will attack everything in sight when they are attacked, so don't be nearby when they are angry!

Sand Wraith

This Tidal Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Sand Wraiths spawn anywhere where there is sand for them to hunt in. The Sand Wraith is peaceable, unless attacked of course.

Sand Wraiths shoot a ball of molten sand that, while very warm, will not set blocks on fire.

This dragon can be found in Dragon Cages

Timberjack

This Sharp Class dragon is protective, but can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Timberjacks spawn in biomes with 2x2 spruce trees.. They are peaceable, unless attacked of course.

Timberjacks can shoot sustained blasts of fire when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Flame Whipper

This Stoker Class dragon is aggressive, and can be tamed as a baby with the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Flame Whippers spawn in jungles, and will seek out players to attack.

Flame Whippers can shoot poison fireballs, that give the poison and slowness effect to its target. While the fire is not hot enough to cause fire, they are still very dangerous.

Skrill

This Strike Class dragon is extremely aggressive, and can only be tamed during extreme weather. They can be be tamed using the following items:
- Iron Nugget
- Iron Ingot
- Iron Block

Skrills spawn in Jagged Peaks biomes, where they are closest to the lightning. They are aggressive to any players, unless it is raining.

Skrills can shoot lightning blasts that will electrocute anything unlucky enough to be hit by them. They are very dangerous.

This dragon can be found in Dragon Cages

Snow Wraith

This Strike Class dragon is aggressive, and can only be tamed as a baby. They can be be tamed using the following items:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Snow Wraiths can be found in frozen biomes, and will become immediately hostile to players and wandering traders it sees.

Snow Wraiths can shoot ice blasts, which damage and temporarily slow down victims. They should be considered very dangerous.

Hobblegrunt

This Stoker Class dragon is passive, and can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Hobblegrunts can shoot sustained blasts of fire when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Rumblehorn

This Tracker Class dragon is protective, and can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Rumblehorns can shoot fireballs when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Buffalord

This Mystery Class dragon is passive, and cannot be tamed. They simply wander around, eating grass and enjoying their life

Buffalords spawn wherever there is grass for them to eat

Typhoomerang

This Stoker Class dragon is protective, and can be tamed using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon

Typhoomerangs can shoot streams of fire when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Hobgobbler

This Mystery Class dragon is protective, and can be tamed using any edible items.

Hobgobblers are too small to be ridden, and will instead ride you.

They are very defensive of their owners and other Hobgobblers, and will swarm potential enemies

When left alone, untamed Hobgobblers will duplicate rapidly.

Hobgobblers are mischevious, and will snatch up any food that is left on the ground, before devouring it.

Death Song

This Mystery Class dragon is aggressive, and can be tamed as a baby using the following foods:
- Raw Cod
- Raw Salmon
- Cooked Chicken
They aren't known for being friendly, and even babies will try to attack you. Good luck!

Death Songs shoot Amber Blasts that trap victims. The Amber Chunks will break after about 45 seconds, but can be removed early using Monstrous Nightmare Gel and a lit Dragon Blade.

Screaming Death

This Boulder Class dragon is extremely aggressive, and can only be trained as a baby, with the following foods
- Stone
- Deepslate

Screamings Deaths do not spawn naturally, but can be hatched from an egg that is rarely laid by Whispering Deaths

Screaming Deaths can shoot fireballs when ridden. The fire is hot enough to set most materials ablaze.

Special Dragons

This category include special variants and seasonal dragons

Icy Gronckle

This special variant of a Gronckle can only spawn in icy biomes during the month of December, or using a spawn egg any time of the year.

They behave as normal Gronckles

Pale Nightmare

This special variant of a Monstrous Nightmare can only spawn in the Pale Garden biome.

They behave as normal Montrous Nightmares.

Other Mobs

Dragon Hunter

This new type of illager will only attack players when provoked, but attacks dragons on sight.

Their hate of dragons causes most of them to attack the Hunters on sight. Their arrows prevent a dragon from flying for up to a minute, preventing a hasty escape.

Structures

Dragon Hunter Ship

These ships are crawling with Dragon Hunters.

Cages can be found on ships, which can only be opened using a cage key. A cage key can be found rarely on a Dragon Hunter Ship, but much more commonly in Hunter Watchtowers, where there are guaranteed to be at least 4.
Loot on these ships includes arrows, bows, dragon eggs, crossbows, emeralds, pottery sherds, cage keys, and much more.
Inside the captain's room, a Dragon Eye can be seen on the desk. Dragon Eye Lenses can rarely be found in the loot of the ship.

Hunter Watchtower

Hunter Watchtowers can be found in most biomes, and are filled with Dragon Hunters strategizing about their next attack.

2 cages can be found around watchtowers, which can only be opened using a cage key. A cage key can be found rarely on a Dragon Hunter Ship, but much more commonly in Hunter Watchtowers, where there are guaranteed to be at least 4. Keep the extra keys, because cages can also be found on Dragon Hunter Ships
Loot in these towers includes arrows, bows, crossbows, dragon eggs, pottery sherds, dragon saddles, and much more.

Death Song Nest

Death Song Nests are the only place to find the Death Song dragon. While they are very dangerous dragons, they will wait for you to make the first move. You can choose to attack them, or you can gain their trust with fish or chicken.

Boneknapper Nest

Boneknapper Nests are the home of the Boneknapper Mini Boss. These fearsome dragons will attack all players on sight. If you are lucky enough to defeat one, it will drop its egg, which can be used to hatch a friendlier boneknapper.

A barrel has been left in the nest, which contains a Boneknapper Dragon Eye Lens.

Sentinel Nest

Sentinel Nests are the home of the Sentinel Mini Boss. These guardians will only be awoken by an interaction by a player. If awoken, they will not stop trying to kill the intruder. If you are lucky enough to defeat one, it will drop its egg, which can be used to hatch a friendlier sentinel.

A barrel has been left in the nest, which contains a Sentinel Dragon Eye Lens.

Red Death Nest

Red Death Nests are the home of the Red Death Boss. These ferocious dragons will be awoken by nearby players, and are dangerous adversaries.

Blocks

Dragon Eye

The Dragon Eye is a special block that can only be found on Dragon Hunter Ships

This block can have Dragon Eye Lenses inserted into it to provide additional information about certain dragons. Interacting with the block holding a Lens will insert the Lens from your hand. Interacting with any item or an empty hand will drop the current Lens, as will breaking the Dragon Eye.

Items

Dragon Saddle

The Dragon Saddle is a new item that is required to ride dragons.

It can be found in many add-on structure, and is also craftable.

Saddle Bags

Saddle Bags are a new item that allow you to store items on your dragon.

Saddle Bags act like Bundles from vanilla Minecraft. They can hold one mixed stack of items.
Examples of what would fill saddle bags:
- 8 Snowballs (stack to 16) and 32 Iron Ingots (stack to 64)
- 1 Diamond Sword (unstackable)
- 16 Dirt Blocks (stack to 64), 32 Cobblestone Blocks (stack to 64), and 4 Ender Pearls (stack to 16)

They are craftable using this recipe:

Monstrous Nightmare Gel

Monstrous Nightmare Gel is a new item obtained by using a glass bottle on a Monstrous Nightmare

Monstrous Nightmare Gel is required to craft a Dragon Blade. You can coat Amber Chunks with Monstrous Nightmare Gel and then set them on fire to free a mob or player.

Dragon Blade

The Dragon Blade is a new craftable weapon.

If used, the Dragon Blade will light, and will deal 4 hearts of damage in a normal attack. It will also set the entity on fire for a couple of seconds.
It only has 50 durability points, but instead of breaking, will unlight. You can use the item to light it again. It can also be unlit by using it.

They are craftable using this recipe:

Gronckle Iron

Gronckle Iron is a new mineral

Raw Gronckle Iron can be crafted using this recipe:

Feeding a Gronckle Raw Gronckle Iron will smelt it into a Gronckle Iron Ingot
Gronckle Iron Ingots can be used to craft Gronckle Iron Armor, which provides protection values between Iron and Diamond Armor:

Dragon Scales

Dragon Scales are dropped by some dragons.

Surrounding a piece of Gronckle Iron armor with Dragon Scales can craft new armor:

A full set of Dragon Scale Armor provides you 20 seconds of Fire Resistance. The timer will only diminish if pieces are removed or the player stands in lava. Fire does not diminish the timer, so you can stand in it indefinitely.

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