Castle Age players farming dragon loot
Planning which dragon to summon for specific epic loot like the Sun Blade or Air Elemental.
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About
The Dragon 72 Hours Helm Dragon 30/30 mind map template is a detailed reference for Castle Age dragon generals, covering four dragon types: Ancient Red Dragon (summon level 77+, HP 2,400,000–2,800,000), Gold Dragon (level 35–52, HP 1,200,000–2,800,000), Frost Dragon (level 54–73, HP 700k–850k), and Emerald Dragon (level 1–27, HP 350k–420k). Each dragon branch lists epic and rare chance drops, such as the Sun Blade (10 ATT 5 DEF) and Dragonbane (5 ATT 5 DEF). This template serves as a quick cheat sheet for players seeking optimal loot strategies.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Active event participants and guild leaders
Quickly referencing drop tables during a 72-hour dragon event to optimize summoning strategy.
Players building optimal equipment sets
Comparing stats of rare drops like Dragonbane vs. Holy Shield across different dragon types.
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore Dragon Branches
Launch the .xmind file to navigate through the four dragon types and their specific level and HP requirements.
Step 2
Search and Customize Loot Data
Use the search function to locate specific epic drops like the Sun Blade and add your own personal notes or drop rates.
Step 3
Export Map for Gameplay Reference
Save the mind map as an image or PDF to use as a quick cheat sheet for loot strategies during your 72-hour sessions.
Frequently asked questions
The template covers four dragons: Ancient Red Dragon (level 77+), Gold Dragon (level 35–52), Frost Dragon (level 54–73), and Emerald Dragon (level 1–27), each with HP ranges and summon requirements.
Each dragon branch includes epic chance drops (e.g., Sun Blade, Wolf Spirit) and rare chance drops (e.g., Dragonbane, Holy Shield), with ATT and DEF stats for each item.
The mind map is organized by dragon type as main branches, each splitting into 'Epic Chance Drops' and 'Rare Chance Drops' sub-branches listing specific items and their stats.
Yes, you can edit the .xmind file to add new dragons, adjust drop rates, or modify item stats to match your game version or personal notes.
Absolutely. It helps players quickly compare which dragons drop desired items (e.g., Sun Blade appears in multiple dragons) and decide which dragon to summon based on loot goals.
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