Each of these dragons have its own element and special habitat. They all have relatively low chances of being bred. Some of these dragons are limited but have an epic element so they are categorized as limited and epic, such as the Blue Moon Dragon or the Solstice Dragon.
For each of these dragons, the chance of being bred is slightly increased in the Epic Breeding Island and the Epic Breeding Sanctuary.
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| = Primary | = Common | = Rare | = Epic |
| = Galaxy | = Gemstone | = Legendary | = Mythic |
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| An asterisk * indicates that the dragon is limited. |
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Gemstone Dragons are also categorized as Epic. Based upon their differences (their ability to produce gems and their inability to breed with other dragons) the information is located on a distinct page. |
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Legendary Dragons are also categorized as Epic. Based upon their differences (the way they are obtained and that there can only be one of each per park) the information is located on a distinct page. |
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Galaxy Dragons are also categorized as Epic. Based upon their differences (the way they are obtained and special breeding requirements) the information is located on a distinct page. |
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Crystalline Dragons are also categorized as Epic. Based upon their differences (their ability to produce gems and their inability to breed with other dragons) the information is located on a distinct page. |
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Mythic Dragons are also categorized as Epic. Based upon their differences (the way they are obtained and that there can only be one of each per park) the information is located on a distinct page. |
Notes[]
- As of November 11, 2011, the epic dragons and their habitats have their own element category, which looks like a crown, in the market.
- Prior to November 11, 2011, the Rainbow Dragon and the Rainbow Habitat appeared in every other dragon element category in the market despite it having its own element.
- On June 27, 2013, all non-limited epic dragons received their own unique design of infobox.
- Treasure, Aura, Hidden, Zodiac, Melody and Surface are the only epic elements to not have a dragon share its name (for example moon element: Moon Dragon, seasonal element: Seasonal Dragon, apocalypse element: Apocalypse Dragon).
- On March 12, 2015, all the Epic Dragons gained the ability to level to level 15 through the Relic of the Epics, attained in the Epic Egg Hunt event.
- On June 30, 2016, all the Epic Dragons gained the ability to level to level 20 through the Monument of the Epics and the Relic of the Epics, attained in the Arcane Pentournament event.
- On March 8th, 2018, the Rainbow Dragon, Double Rainbow Dragon, Celtic Dragon, Ovalith Dragon, Pond Dragon, Cumulus Dragon , Plateau Dragon, Tulip Dragon, Tansy Dragon, and Stoneshell Dragon all received traits; making these the first epic dragons to have traits.
- On March 14, 2018, the Sun Dragon, Moon Dragon, Midday Dragon, Dawn Dragon, Dusk Dragon, Equinox Dragon, and the Sunstruck Dragon received traits.
- On March 16, 2018, all six Monolith Dragons received traits.
- Every melody element dragon except for Sea Shanty has the same income rate from level 1 to 20.
- On July 27, 2022, the Zodiac element was teased to the public preceding the Camping Under the Stars event.
- On July 28, 2022, the first Zodiac element dragons were released.
- The first six Zodiac element dragons were released during the Camping Under the Stars event in 2022 and the second six Zodiac element dragons were released during the Camping Under the Stars II event in 2023.
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