I must say I am very behind on my hab upgrades. I only have 2 of most elements, except for Legend and Pure, which I have upgraded with tokens. How far have you leveled your habs, and what is your strategy? Do you work on one at a time or level as you have the tokens? So far I have:

Terra - level 3 and 5
Flame - level 3 and 4
Sea - Level 4 and 5
Nature - level 4 and 5
Electric - level 3 and 5
Ice - 2 level 4s
Metal - 2 level 4s
Dark - level 4 and 5
Light - level 4 and 5
War - level 3 and 5
Pure - level 4
Legend - level 3
Primal - level 3 and 4

@Nynaevelan I check from time to time and upgrade always the most upgraded one. I have no plan in doing that. When I have enough tokens, I upgrade.

Unfortunately I was just randomly picking and upgrading, now I am trying to figure out how to do them more intelligently...and of course organizing them so I can easily find where they are.

Just keep an eye on them when collecting gold, never update more than 2 at any time as gold production is lost while updating. Some of mine level 4 and 5 like pure.

I organize my dragons based on one criteria: Element of highest earning habitat at Lv. 2.

-Legend: 700000
-Pure & Primal: 240000
-War: 180000
-Light: 120000
-Dark: 80000
-Metal: 70000
-Ice: 60000
-Electric: 50000
-Nature: 40000
-Sea: 30000
-Flame: 20000
-Terra: 10000

Examples: High Celestial is in a Legend Habitat. Crested Fae is in a Light Habitat. Flaming Rock is in a Flame Habitat.

Exceptions to this organization:

1. Ancient World Dragons are organized into 5 habitats, 3 per habitat. There is no Magic Habitat on my islands.

2. Pure and Primal Habitats have the same amount of Max Gold at Lv. 2, so it's just preference here.

My plan is just to upgrade one Habitat to max before moving on to the next.

Exceptions being Terra and Flame.

Terra: One Terra habitat should be enough for Terra and Double Terra. A Lv. 1 Terra Habitat should be fine. I have a Lv. 4 Terra Habitat only for simple Terra+Terra and Terra+Flame breeds for Chests and Races.

Flame: Only 10 Dragons that need a Flame Habitat right now. Two Lv. 3 Flame Habitats should be enough for them.

Have not looked much into Sea or Nature, but they should also have few Dragons to them as well. In fact, Pathfinder was placed in a Nature Habitat.

@Arranos That is actually a good strategy but with over 850 dragons my organizing has fell to the wayside with most going in where there is an opening. Though I have no flame or terra habs, the only flame or terra dragons that require them that are on my islands are the basic which I use in the heroic race and they are in a kindergarten. I like your strategy though I doubt I will ever max any habs. I think I will just work on getting them to level 5s. If I ever reach that goal, maybe I will think about going higher with them.

I haven't reached my 150 limit yet so always get a new habitat whenever I run out of space in the current group. So I always have my choice of habitats to put any new dragon into.
And I am levelling up the habitats as the tokens become available. Right now my cheapest upgrade for most types of habitats is for 320 tokens.

@Nynaevelan Understandable. I only have ~369 Dragons now, so it was easier to organize. And the maxing of habitats is a long term goal, since I've realized that (as an example) upgrading a Lv. 3 Terra to Lv. 4 costs less than upgrading a second habitat to Lv. 3 (150 compared to 200).

I agree with @Arranos, each upgrade level has it's own scale of token costs, and once you've done one habitat of an element to the next level the cost to upgrade another to that same level increases, but the cost to go to a higher level on the original habitat is on a different scale and is generally cheaper initially than to upgrade another to the same level.

eg lvl 2-3 costs 100 for the first of each element, then 200, 400, 800 for each additional habitat of that element, but to go to 3-4 on the same element is 150, then 320, etc. The numbers might be wrong I don't have enough of the same element at the right levels to check, but the idea is there, it's definitely cheaper to upgrade one than keep all the same when you have a few at higher levels (at least to some point, the upgrade scale may balance out at higher habitat levels), you get less gold storage out of it but same number of dragons and more XP.

The difference between two Sea Habitats.

That Level 3 Sea Habitat is the only one I had upgraded. Every other Sea Habitat is Level 2. It costs less to upgrade to Lv. 4 Sea than to upgrade a 2nd Sea to Lv. 3.

@Arranos Oh, you are right. I didnt see that. Thanks for the information. So we should upgrade one habitat to max before we start another one. I deleted the other post to avoid confusion.

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