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28 June 15: Currently under construction and subject to change

This page summarises the evolution of your Dormant Dragon Egg into a Young Dragon: a very long and difficult process.
GoTA Player Tools - another useful dragon evolution resource.

Step One: Purchase a Dormant Dragon Egg

The Dormant Dragon Egg can be acquired by purchasing in the Shop for 53 , as part of a deal, or winning from the Quartermaster.

Step Two: Select Your Fealty

If you have not made the following Talent points Permanent, you might consider evolving your dragon whilst sworn to...

Step Three: Purchase Premium Upgrades & Build

See also this list of upgrades that will improve crafting speed and cost.

Essential

Optional

These will help you run Adventures faster:

Step Four: Optimise Adventure Speed

Focus on maximising your Adventure speed with these three premium upgrades (see above), Level 30 Talents, and fully-sealed speed equipment. You might also consider evolving as a Greyjoy for access to the Arms of the Kraken talent.

Step Five: Activate Tactics

Try to activate these tactics at the appropriate and relevant intervals in order to maximise their effect.

Player Tactics

  • Alchemist's - faster non-luck crafting
  • Rabbit - faster luck crafting
  • Red Comet - extra 70% chance for additional Luck

Alliance Tactics

  • Explorer's - bonus to quest/adventure attacks
  • Outrider's/Traveller's - faster adventure/attack speed

Step Six: Gather Materials

First you need to gather lots of materials, which will likely involve completing many Adventures as well as crafting.

Chance of Dragon Egg
5000
1d 12h

Alchemists' Guild
Fresh Wildfire
34 +2% to all attacks and defense, 3% faster Quests...
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34
Companion
Required Resources

1 Dormant Dragon Egg 1 Offering 7 Incense

Offering recipe:

Offering
2500
1d 4h

R'hllor Temple
Asshai Prophecy Books
0 +10% to Barter when Attacking
20
0
Hand
Required Resources

3 Ceremonial Bowl 2 Ceremonial Dagger 9 Sacrifice


Items available through Adventuring (low drop rates ~1%):

Secondary items:

Items available through Crafting:

Ceremonial Bowl
450
12h

Glasshouse
Topiary
2 1% more from Quests
2
2
Hand
Required Resources

8 Lead 8 Dyed Textile 8 Hard Wood
  • Non-Fealty Buildings
Ceremonial Dagger
800
15h

Sept
Altar to the Stranger
0 +8% Bribe when attacking
8
0
Hand
Required Resources

1 Oracle 5 Steel 6 Precious Ore
Incense
20
1h 20m

R'hllor Temple
Servant's Rooms
1 +1% to all attacks and defenses
1
1
Boon
Required Resources

1 Black Ash 1 Pure Water 1 Fine Wood


It is not hard to stock Incense so, with ready Offerings, multiple Quickenings can be attempted.

Step Seven: Awakening the Dormant Dragon Egg

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Unit

Peerless

+2% to all attack and defense, Complete Quests and Adventures 3% Faster, Quests, Adventures and Player to Player produce 3% more Silver, Permanent
Seems like stone, but is oddly warm to the touch

So far, you only had to have a great deal of stamina to repeat the same Adventures hundreds of times to get the materials, now you also need a great deal of luck. Because you did not prepare for the quickening, you only prepared for a chance of it, and that chance is very slim (probably around 1%). You need to take the materials to the Alchemists' Guild, including the Dormant Dragon Egg which has to be unequipped before the crafting. After a long and expensive crafting, if you are terribly lucky, you may end up with a Live Dragon Egg, which has slightly better stats than the Dormant One. It may take hundreds of attempts (including hundreds of Offerings to make) or just a few. It is intentionally extremely difficult, because there are only places for very few dragons in Westeros.

Step Eight: Gathering materials again

This is what you aim for:

Chance of Baby Dragon
5000
1d 12h

Reliquary
Dragon Skull
0 Very small chance of hatching a baby dragon
0
0
Required Resources

1 Dragon Egg 5 Pyre 1 Dragon Horn


To have the Dragon Horn, you need to do crafting in four Fealty Buildings, or the Dragon Pit:

You also need a large amount of Resources:

Most of the resources can be acquired from Adventures, including the Crystal Swords.

Step Nine: Hatching the Dragon

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Companion

Peerless

+7% to all attacks, +7% to all defense, Complete Quests and Adventures 7% faster, Quests, Adventures, and Player-to-Player provide 7% more silver, 7% chance for the Sworn Sword to return immediately after death, Permanent
Fire made flesh

Once again you need a tremendous amount of luck as you enter your Reliquary, or Dragon Pit with your dragon egg and horn. You will also need 5 Pyres, which are not easy to come by, as you only have a "small chance" (10%?) of crafting it in R'hllor Temple, though you may also get it from a few Challenges. The "very small chance" to hatch the dragon is probably even less than that of quickening the egg. There is no information on how much, but it is estimated to be below 1% (probably even as small as 0,1%). However, you can end up with a truly legendary (at least, in the common meaning of the word) companion, which will only be available to the most reckless players.

The "Dragon Project", as some call it, is an extremely long and difficult path, especially if you look it from the perspective at the beginning of the game. However, as you grow, max out your Buildings, equip a horde of Sworn Swords with legendary and peerless Equipment, you may be looking for a greater challenge. This is that challenge.