#marvin!!

[pocketkris]

so i didnt but the shirts but my dad said hed take me school shopping

oooo,,,, so cool !!

[pocketkris]

this is very funny, but theres a lot of drinking

im watching the 1990s version, but vash is just a silly little guy

vash is such a silly little guy. sooo silly

[pocketkris]

im watching trigun 👍

YAHOO!!!!!

[pocketkris]

i wanna share my dragons i hatched with you

i love them and idk if i wanna keep them

:000 theyre pretty!!!

[pocketkris]

i have no idea how to price my dragons kjdhlkjhdlk

i price em based on how good they look! sometimes other factors can influence em, though, like being a gen1! that definitely ups the price. again, this extra price is influenced by how it looks. check out a couple morphs! see how it could look! i usually price gen1's at 20-30g, but ive seen some really good ones that go for 80-100g.

you can set xxx xxy xyx xyy dergs at a higher price if you want to. again, it really depends on how good the dragon looks.

fodder prices are usually 5kt-6kt or 4g-5g. these, at least, are fodder prices that get bought fairly quickly. fodder Could be considered up to 6g and 7kt, i guess? that would take longer, though. uglier dragons, or dragons you just wanna get rid of, are fodder prices.

another thing to consider is aether dragons. theyre gonna sell for quite a bit more than other breeds for a couple more weeks until their new-ness wears off.

dragons that fit a certain look can be sent out for more money. for example, my breeding pair, Cypher and Protocol, fit a bit more of a digital look!

their children all fit this sort of look! some folks really like this look, myself included, so i usually send out the babies for 10-15g. sometimes it takes a long time to be bought, the longest i went was about a month and a half i think, but they catch someones eye eventually.

say you have a pair that produces a lot of very arcane-like dragons. those could be sent out for more. theres always people searching for dragons that fit a certain look.

certain genes also influence the prices. for example, the spines gene. most dragons with that gene are sold for a slightly higher price.

this all honestly just boils down to "does the dragon look really good? yes? send it out for 10-20g/kt"

that, and checking prices on the auction can help. like if youve got a g1 to sell and you arent sure what to sell it at, you could check the auction and base your prices off theirs.

[pocketkris]

Im so surprised theres no mechs in my playlist

Very sad ive been listening to loki on repeat

damn 😔

[pocketkris]

I finished the final story today.

They really were like

"what's this games theme? Oh I know! Trama."

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