Nectar Dragon

Nectar Dragon
Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg x175px x175px x175px x175px Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg		Available	Level 21
		Buy	1,250
		Sell	3,000,000
		EXP	500,000
		Breeding Times	5 H
		Breeding Times	4 H
		Incubation Time	5 H
		Elements
		Positive Boost
		Rarity Status	Rare

Habitats	Light, Water	Buy Pedestal	100
Quest	Tower of Tantalia	Sell Pedestal	3,000,000
Limited	PERMANENT	Pedestal Type	Light

Primary Elements When Breeding		Possible Rift Traits

Game Description
Wandering the lower slopes of Mount Oly, the witch Tantalia discovered Nectar dragons drinking in the sunlight on the banks of the River Ambrosia -- literally. These gentle creatures actually consume nothing but sunlight and pure water, and it shows in both their radiance and good nature. There are those who will tell you that the dew they carry on their tails will bring immortality to any who drink it, but those are usually people selling little bottles of oil behind the roasted corn tent at the fair.

Breeding

The Nectar Dragon can be bred by using any two dragons, in either order, containing the Light and Water elements at the Breeding Cave/Epic Breeding Island.

Coin per minute:

Lvl. 1	Lvl. 2	Lvl. 3	Lvl. 4	Lvl. 5	Lvl. 6	Lvl. 7	Lvl. 8	Lvl. 9	Lvl. 10
9	14	19	24	29	34	39	45	50	55
Lvl. 11	Lvl. 12	Lvl. 13	Lvl. 14	Lvl. 15	Lvl. 16	Lvl. 17	Lvl. 18	Lvl. 19	Lvl. 20
60	65	70	75	81	86	91	96	101	106

Dragon Earning Rates without boosts.

Boost Calculation Guide to use with the page linked above.

The Nectar Dragon was released on May 13, 2014, along with the Dragonarium, Sulfur Dragon, Arctic Dragon, Orchid Dragon, and the Wisp Dragon.
The description of the Nectar Dragon had an error in the breeding time when it was first released. The in-game indicator stated that the breeding time was 15 hours, rather than the actual time of 5 hours.

The River Ambrosia is likely a reference to ambrosia, the food of the gods in ancient Greek mythology.
- In Greek mythology, the terms "nectar" and "ambrosia" are often used interchangeably, although sometimes one is named the drink of the gods, and the other the food.
- This also ties in with the recurring location Mount Oly's name being based on Mount Olympus, the home of the Greek gods.
- Another reference to Greek mythology is the witch Tantalia, who may be named after Tantalus, a king who was invited to dine on Mount Olympus, but tried to steal the gods' ambrosia and nectar and bring it back to his people. For this he was punished for eternity in Tartarus, where he was forced to stand in a river up to his chin, with fruit on branches just above his head which retreated whenever he reached out for them.
  - In another story, however, Tantalus did not steal the ambrosia, but killed his son to dine him to the gods, which made them punish him.
The goal completion text for the Nectar Dragon reads "Your guests will be all abuzz to see this dragon". This may be a reference to animals such as bees and hummingbirds, which feed primarily on nectar and making a buzzing sound while they fly.

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