The new system probably does effect how they are bred, however if you are hell bent on breeding them like they used to, then just go to the app store and download and play on a version of DC older than 10.8. They have been covered other places already. This guide does not attempt to address Sanctuary Dragons.It's amazing how many people saw and used only one or the other. In an effort to make sure people see both Tables, I have put them in as a single pic.For all intents and purposes, they are the same outside of the graphics used to depict the elements. These are correspond to one of the basic elements, and have the same interactions with other elements. Some event dragons have their own special elements. 0.0: Immunue, attack should do no damage (bugged, likely will do normal damage!).1.0: Normal, attack will do normal damage.2.0: Strong, attack will do double damage.Such is the case with Aztec Emperor who can have 4 different element attacks even though he has only 3 elements!) Element Chart Key
(Usually they correspond to an element the dragon has, but not always. These are the element of the attack, not the dragon. The first column of icons represents the attacking elements. The secondary (and tertiary) elements of a dragon are not important in regards to the strengths, weaknesses, or immunities of the elements. These are the primary elements of the defending dragon. The first row of icons represents the defending elements. This was the case with the War element, which when first released had no strengths or weaknesses, but has since been updated to the values seen in the chart above. It is possible that strengths and weaknesses will be added for these elements later. All attacks by or against them will be normal damage attacks. The new elements Beauty, Magic, Chaos, Dream, Happy, and Soul do not appear to have any strengths or weaknesses yet.
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