Thread:Twentypence/@comment-6800048-20140816072624/@comment-24398536-20140930131932

Sorry Grieve98674, I forgot to mention the problem of not being able to add a screen shot place and (1 st Attempt) under it in the Dragon Design pages that use a template to Twentypence.

So he can add that to the Dragon templates currently in use on the wiki. That way we can keep going with adding these useful screen shots to each dragon.

As for a page dedicated on the Titan Training in general.

About the cost of each dragon. Chance increas and the Fish and Runes rewards for each dragon that fials the titan training.

I think thats a good idea and will be very useful to all players to know what they can get if their titan training on a certain dragon type fails.

I don't agree that the rewards are different from player to player. More like from dragon type to dragon type. Normal and Unique dragons of course get different rewards from failing the titan training.

For example I've seen clips on YT that titan training a normal Gronckle can give you 33 Runes. But probably the chance of getting these Runes is small because success at training the normal Gronckle into titan is big. Meaning small fail rate.

I've see also that you get 45 Runes when titan training a normal Skrill fails. Its the same amount of Runes you get for Firework Queen which is a unique dragon.

Until now I've see only the Desert Wraith to give 50 Runes if you fail at titan training it. So the amount of Runes you get from failed titan trainings increases exponentially. The only thing that varies IMO is that the chance to fail titan training increases depending on how rare/how far in the Book of Dragons that dragon type is. And if its a unique dragon also. But at the same time getting Runes instead of fish from a titan fail increases. Again depending on the dragon.

This is what I think how this reward system of titan training fails works. And I think we can put a page with infos and screen shots to make it more easy for the rest of the players to understand and know what to expect.