Pharaoh Dragon

Pharaoh Dragon
Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg x175px x175px x175px x175px Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg		Available	Level 25
		Buy	1,333
		Sell	3,000,000
		EXP	300,000
		Breeding Times	30 H
		Breeding Times	24 H
		Incubation Time	30 H
		Elements
		Positive Boost	Unaffected
		Rarity Status	Epic

Habitats	Sun	Buy Pedestal	105
Quest	Tomb of Kings	Sell Pedestal	3,000,000
Limited	EXPIRED	Pedestal Type	Epic

Primary Elements When Breeding		Possible Rift Traits

Game Description
When the tomb of Amun-Ris was opened, and the dust of ages billowed out, it was clear that the room had sat undisturbed for a millennia. While most of the ancient Sand Kings' tombs had collapsed from time and neglect, this one's sanctity was preserved, along with the first intact dragon egg from that time that we've ever found! Why was it untouched? Many suspect an ancient curse, but we dismiss such rumors. Still, it couldn't hurt to keep an eye on visitors passing the dragon's habitat. Just to be safe.

Obtaining

The Pharaoh Dragon could be obtained by collecting a total of 8,310 during The Return of Whitbee's Candy Bash.

During Whitbee's Candy Bash 3: The Sweetening players were able to purchase the Pharaoh Dragon for 3,200.

During Whitbee's Candy Bash V: The Candied Conjuring, the Pharaoh Dragon could be purchased for 3,750.

The Pharaoh Dragon can be bred by using a Sun Dragon and a Crypt Dragon, in either order, 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
48	77	106	134	163	192	221	250	278	307
Lvl. 11	Lvl. 12	Lvl. 13	Lvl. 14	Lvl. 15	Lvl. 16	Lvl. 17	Lvl. 18	Lvl. 19	Lvl. 20
336	365	394	422	451	480	509	538	566	595

Dragon Earning Rates without boosts.


Bold = Bring 'Em Back Event Dates

Affiliated Decoration: None

The Pharaoh Dragon's description mentions "Amun-Ris". This is likely a reference to the Egyptian gods Anubis and Amun-Ra.
The Pharaoh Dragon's description mentions an "ancient curse". This is likely a reference to the rumored curse of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun's tomb.
The Pharaoh Dragon's coloration is likely a reference to sarcophaguses, a box-like funeral receptacle for a corpse and in which the pharaohs were put in.

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