Just like other online games with a virtual economy, Flight Rising's pricing scale fluctuates and is solely dependent on its player base.
Rather, it's a player-devised tradition all of the flight communities have tacitly agreed never to fight very hard against the flight that's about to have its festival. This is so solidly established that many players are surprised to discover it's not automatic. There are contests and raffles related to dominance, and it has become tradition for each flight to take dominance for its annual festival. Fan-run raffles with donated (in-game) prizes are common sometimes, fanart or other fanworks are prizes. Small flights get more points per exalted dragon while large flights get fewer points per exalted dragon.Įach of the 11 elemental "flights" (Earth, Fire, Lightning, Shadow, etc.) has its own forum area to discuss strategies, offer each other rewards for participation, and coordinate buying, selling, training and exalting dragons. In order to get dominance a flight needs to exalt more dragons in a week than any other flight, with the numbers adjusted based on activity levels. Gaining dominance is a matter of "exalting" dragons, which means removing them from play completely (the developers are very emphatic that this is not the same as "death," but some players are less sure about that). All members of those flights get bonuses- extra gathering for supplies, extra treasure, and so on. Every week one flight will win "dominance" and two others get second and third place. It has a rich in-game economy of players selling and trading items and dragons, and forums where people discuss game mechanics, look for trades, and have role-playing threads involving the dragons or the world lore.įlight Dominance is a site-wide competition. Flight Rising is a browser based multiplayer dragon-breeding game, in which players have lairs of dragons they can breed, dress, and battle against monster enemies to gain treasure and other loot.
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