Sulfur Dragon

Sulfur Dragon
Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg x175px x175px x175px x175px Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg		Available	Level 18
		Buy	950
		Sell	1,250,000
		EXP	250,000
		Breeding Times	15 H
		Breeding Times	12 H
		Incubation Time	15 H
		Elements
		Positive Boost
		Rarity Status	Rare

Habitats	Fire, Metal	Buy Pedestal	80
Quest	Putrid Plunge	Sell Pedestal	1,250,000
Limited	PERMANENT	Pedestal Type	Fire

Primary Elements When Breeding		Possible Rift Traits

Game Description
The sulfur dragon is often found near volcanoes and the hottest geysers. Their bright coloring makes them hard to miss, but it's their strong smell that your park visitors are most likely to remember. Friendly as they are, you don't want one of these dragons to lick you--their slobber can burn holes in your robes.

Breeding

The Sulfur Dragon can be bred by using any two dragons, in either order, containing the Fire and Metal 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
7	11	16	20	24	28	32	37	41	45
Lvl. 11	Lvl. 12	Lvl. 13	Lvl. 14	Lvl. 15	Lvl. 16	Lvl. 17	Lvl. 18	Lvl. 19	Lvl. 20
49	54	58	62	66	71	75	79	83	88

Dragon Earning Rates without boosts.

Boost Calculation Guide to use with the page linked above.

The Sulfur Dragon was released on May 13, 2014, along with the Dragonarium, Arctic Dragon, Orchid Dragon, Nectar Dragon, and the Wisp Dragon.
The description of the Sulfur Dragon had an error in the breeding time when it was first released. The in-game indicator stated that the breeding time was 8 hours, rather than the actual time of 15 hours.

The description of the Sulfur Dragon inhabiting volcanoes is likely a reference to the common presence of sulfur, or "brimstone" as it is otherwise known, around volcanic vents and geysers.
There are several references to chemical compounds involving the element sulfur (S):
- Sulfur dioxide (SO₂) or hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is likely the strong smell mentioned, as they are is responsible for the "rotten egg" smell that is often found around volcanoes and geyser fields.
  - They are also referenced in the goal completion text, which reads: "Those dragon eggs aren't rotten, they're just sulfur dragons!"
- Sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄) is a very strong acid, which is referred to in the description of the Sulfur Dragon's slobber burning through clothes.

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