Palladium Dragon

Palladium 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	725
		Sell	1,100,000
		EXP	175,000
		Breeding Times	5 H 30 M
		Breeding Times	4 H 24 M
		Incubation Time	5 H 30 M
		Elements
		Positive Boost
		Rarity Status	Hybrid

Habitats	Metal, Light	Buy Pedestal	70
Quest	Noble Peril	Sell Pedestal	1,100,000
Limited	PERMANENT	Pedestal Type	Metal

Primary Elements When Breeding		Possible Rift Traits

Game Description
One day, one of the wizards leaned too close to the Rift while studying it and almost fell in! Lucky for him, a palladium dragon was nearby to whisk him to safety. These noble dragons seem to sense when a creature is in peril and instinctively rush to their aid.

Breeding

The Palladium Dragon can be bred by using any two dragons, in either order, containing the Metal and Light 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
6	9	12	16	19	22	26	29	33	36
Lvl. 11	Lvl. 12	Lvl. 13	Lvl. 14	Lvl. 15	Lvl. 16	Lvl. 17	Lvl. 18	Lvl. 19	Lvl. 20
39	43	46	49	53	56	59	63	66	70

Dragon Earning Rates without boosts.

Boost Calculation Guide to use with the page linked above.

Etherium per hour:

Lvl. 1	Lvl. 2	Lvl. 3	Lvl. 4	Lvl. 5	Lvl. 6	Lvl. 7	Lvl. 8	Lvl. 9	Lvl. 10
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Lvl. 11	Lvl. 12	Lvl. 13	Lvl. 14	Lvl. 15	Lvl. 16	Lvl. 17	Lvl. 18	Lvl. 19	Lvl. 20
11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20

Etherium is only earned when the dragon is in the Rift.

The Palladium Dragon was released on January 27, 2014, along with the Promethium Dragon, Radiant Dragon, and the Acid Dragon.
The Palladium Dragon was released with no sound or cry.
- The glitch was fixed on May 13, 2014.
When first released, the Palladium Dragon received an orb way above its head when leveled up above level 10.
- The glitch was fixed on March 15, 2014.

The multiple references to the Palladium Dragon being noble and saving others, mentioned in the description, may be a play on the term "paladin", which is used to refer to godly or noble knights.
- This also makes sense because of Palladium Dragon's "knight-in-shining-armor" style design.
- However, palladium was not named after the term paladin (despite its coincidentally shiny silver appearance), but rather the asteroid Pallas, which was discovered shortly before the element was.
- This could also be a reference to the noble gasses of the periodic table.
- The Palladium Dragon may also be a reference the roleplaying game Rifts, published by Palladium Games, due to the mention of the Rift, as well as the name itself.

Dragons

Breeding

Eggs

Buildings

Islands

Habitats

Decorations

Friends