
DRAGON COLOR
Black
Rare in the reports collected here; no official drop rate is published.
Approach note: The community chart associates a Black branch with the chance-based shadow route. It is not a guaranteed method.
DRAGON FIELD GUIDE · SIX COLORS AND TAILS
A Dragonkind result card shows a dragon’s color and tail. Rebecca Yarros has shared that the game includes six colors and 30 color-and-tail combinations. Approach notes below come from player observations, not a published scoring system.
SIX COLORS

DRAGON COLOR
Rare in the reports collected here; no official drop rate is published.
Approach note: The community chart associates a Black branch with the chance-based shadow route. It is not a guaranteed method.

DRAGON COLOR
Often described in player notes as imposing and dangerous.
Approach note: Some community notes favor withdrawing. This has not been confirmed as a game scoring rule.

DRAGON COLOR
Often portrayed as observant and composed.
Approach note: Players mention lowering their eyes and holding position, but reports conflict on which Green to face and what follows.

DRAGON COLOR
Known for a fiery temper in player-facing descriptions; scorpiontail Reds are described as especially quick to anger.
Approach note: Community notes suggest avoiding its gaze and approaching from the left/front. Treat this as unverified advice.

DRAGON COLOR
Player reports describe highly variable encounters and outcomes.
Approach note: Bold replies have led to bonds for some players and incineration for others. No reliable trick is established.

DRAGON COLOR
The available notes offer fewer consistent temperament details.
Approach note: “Do not show fear” appears in community advice, but has not been verified as a universal rule.
Temperament and approach notes summarize lore and player observations; they are not an official game algorithm.
TAIL FIELD NOTES
Tails should not be treated as fixed color pairings. The result card records the combination; there is no published evidence that a tail predicts the bonding route.
Feathertail is associated with a juvenile stage in the lore notes. Do not count it as a seventh color or assume it is a rollable battle tail; record it if it appears on your result card.
COLOR AND TAIL QUESTIONS
No scoring table is published. The route notes here summarize community observations and do not predict a guaranteed bond.
No. The author has said all colors and tail types are possible; the result card shows the dragon’s color and tail.
Player-shared cards commonly include the dragon’s name, color, tail, age, sex, and lineage. Use the fields on your own card as the record for a run.
Treat Feathertail as a tail or juvenile-stage note, not a seventh color. Use the color and tail printed on your own result card.
No. Do not label a dragon Gold or Irid unless that color appears on your own result card.
An unofficial player guide. Routes and approach notes are community observations, may be incomplete, and do not guarantee an outcome.