January 30, 2022
It's been a few years since the last proper update to the breeding calculator. As it's the Planner's most used feature, the calculator was in dire need of a few essential upgrades. Read on to find out what's new.
The new element breeding mode allows you to pick 4 elements and get the most optimal breeding combinations. This can be used for both DOTMs and also token dragons that require 4-element combinations.
There's also the option to pick a bonus dragon that will be added to all the combinations (if not already present) to see how it would affect the breeding chances of other dragons.
With each breeding combination, there's now the option of running the results through a simulation. This helps visualize how each dragon's breeding chance could translate into a real world experience by showing a possible order of offspring.
Keep in mind that this is just a simulation and not a guaranteed timeline.
Additional tweaks have been made to make the breeding calculator more user-friendly:
December 27, 2020
DML Planner now allows you to mark up all the sigils your dragons have. If you've been wondering why the Collector Points in the Planner differ from the figure reported in the game, then probably that's the reason.
You can also visit the new Sigils page to experiment with different Sigil combinations to see which one works the best for your team.
December 31, 2019
The dragons page now lists all the possible filters for narrowing down your searches, be it by element, rarity, obtain method, or even body type.
These filters were available before, but one had to know specific keywords when searching. For those of you who prefer the old way of filtering via search field, no worries – that still works the same way.
Whenever you want more information about a particular dragon, just click on it's image or icon and a profile view will open, detailing its stats, elements, analysis, etc.
From there, you can calculate the dragon's attack and other key stats at whatever level you'd like. You can also easily add other dragons into the mix for quick comparison.
Bonus
For those of you who often find themselves comparing different dragons, here's a tip: searching for "dragon1 vs dragon2" (e.g. "bronze vs stardust") will automatically open the comparison view with both dragons.
The biggest change on the Economy page is the new layout: you now have access to all your habitats on the same page, without needing to navigate to a separate page for each island. Just click on the arrow next to the island's name to open it up and see all the habitats and dragons on it.
Other changes:
When you're putting together a team and see that some of the elements are not covered well enough, just mark them and hit "Search" to see all the dragons that have those elements, allowing you to quickly add the perfect choice of firepower to your team.
December 18, 2018
Want to test your knowledge of the creatures of Dragolandia? Dragon Academy, with the help of professor Hogwin, is hosting exams for aspiring dragonologists, both young and old.
The first exam focuses on the most basic skill – identifying those magical creatures by name. No worries – you can practice your skills as long you want before taking the exam. Also, finishing one successfully opens up a higher difficulty level, testing your skills even further.
Good luck, fellow dragonologists, and may the Dragon Gods smile upon you!
Note that the exams are accessible only for registered DML Planner users, currently.
November 29, 2018
If the variety of dragons in the game makes your head spin and you find it difficult to choose which dragons to level up, then maybe the new team planner may be of help. What it does is give you an overview of how elements are covered in your team, helping you spot missing elements and also cases of overcommitment (where too many dragons have the same element).
Having a balanced team is important (particularly in castle events with their element restricted battles), both for new players and especially those who are slowly transitioning from mid-game to end-game and need to decide which dragons to take past level 70-80.
Select a dragon, specify its current enchantment level and see exactly how many materials are needed to upgrade it to a higher level.
If you're a new player and looking for inspiration on what food to grow in your farms, then why not try the new farming calculator? Just mark your farm levels, specify your hourly gold budget and see how the planner would do the farming.
October 26, 2018
The focus of this month's update was to make the breeding calculator great again. As a result, the calculator has been vastly improved, to a point where it should be able to calculate every possible combination in the game, of which there are over 15 000 (or over 200 000, depending on how you count them).
The updated breeding calculator in a nutshell:
You can now even breed a dragon with itself to see what the outcome would be.
Additional changes have been made to make the breeding even easier:
September 18, 2018
What good is a food calculator if you don't have the food to begin with? Farming calculator helps you fine-tune your food growing strategy by providing relevant metrics like food per hour for each food.
There are now filters for showing both the unhatched dragons in your inventory and the ones in the vault. Switching to unhatched dragons also shows the times for breeding and hatching, and also the amount of collector points they're worth.
An experimental feature that displays a couple of game progress related stats, like the amount of unique dragons in your collection and collector points.
Note: Since it's still in development, it might feel a little empty at the moment. If it does, feel free to change your starting page back to Dragons on the Settings tab.
August 19, 2018
Using DML Planner on smartphones should now be less of a hassle. With this, the layout of the planner has also changed a little for desktop: menu is now on the left side, providing more vertical space for the content.
Since the planner has grown way bigger than I initially imagined, I felt that it deserved its own home. Time to let the shared domain go and welcome dml-planner.eu, its very own domain.
Players still wary of registering an account to use DML Planner can now try it out first.
Since the data will be stored locally in the browser, then there's two caveats to consider. First, you can view your data only on one device, since the inserted data is bound to that device. Secondly, any accidental browser cache cleaning, either directly or through a third party solution (e.g. CCleaner) will wipe the data clean, meaning you'll have to add all the dragons/habitats/levels all over again.
To avoid accidentally losing locally saved data, users can, after trying out the tool, create an account, go to the Settings tab and then sync the previously inserted data onto the newly created account.
For users who don't actively read DML Planner's thread on Gameloft's forum, there's now a separate updates page (this one!) where they can keep themselves up-to-date on the planner's development.
July 21, 2018
From the Dragons page, you can access the new Analysis functionality which tries to summarize the pros, cons and other various tidbits about the selected dragon. I tried to make it as objective as possible, without any bias. If you feel that certain things are not covered here, let me know.
Analyzing multiple dragons at once is also available. On the Analysis page, click on the Dragon Comparison button on the top right, which takes you to the comparison page where you can add up to 5 different dragons into the mix. By default, highest and lowest values will be highlighted, but this can be switched off if needed.
On the Dragon Analysis page, clicking on any of the dragon's elements will take you to Element Analysis. Apart from some basic stats about the element itself, it also covers the masteries and tries to provide a suggested path, marked as "community observation".
Economy page now allows you to calculate gold income over longer period than 1 hour. This helps you to spot when exactly is gold starting to go to waste if you don't collect it.
DML Planner can now notify you when it's time for another round of gold collecting. On the economy page, you can set up notifications to happen on a regular schedule. Have a look at your average fill rate to calculate an interval that makes the most sense.
For now, this is available only on desktop. If you feel that this feature should be on mobile as well, let me know and I'll look into implementing it there too.
You can now mark enchantment levels for your dragons, and also specify which dragons are still in egg form. Just for stable management purposes for now.
Really overdue feature. My apologies. VIP dragons will be added next.
June 20, 2018
Added a simple filter for showing only the collected dragons.
May 18, 2018
A rather elementary feature that should have been available right from the beginning, but better late than never, I suppose. You can sort dragons by their main element, type, damage, health and gold production.
In addition, to have better overview of many dragons at once, you now have the option to switch to table view, which will minimize dragons into rows and make it easier to compare them with each other.
You can now search dragons by their damage, health, gold production and even body type! Searching by damage/health/gold requires you to use a comparator (either "<", ">" or "=") and a base value by which to search, e.g. "damage>70" will return all dragons that have damage over 70, "gold=500" wil return all dragons that earn exactly 500 gold, etc.
You can also easily chain all of these search attributes together. Want to find all epic dragons with plant and energy that have 70+ damage and more than 200 health? No problem - "energy plant epic damage>69 health>200" is your search query here.
May 14, 2018
Having trouble calculating how much food is needed for your dragons to grow in the long run? Have no fear, 'cause food calculators are here!
The last one, mass feeding, can be used if you want to level up certain dragons in your collection together. Beware that the calculator doesn't save your calculations, so when you leave/refresh the page, you'll have to start over. (If you want to compare different feeding strategies, then visit the Temples page, where you can save your calculations and compare them later on.)
May 6, 2018
Insert your current material and trinket count and the calculator shows you two things: 1) how much you can upgrade your materials given your material amount and 2) how much you can upgrade your materials given your trinket count.
Select a dragon and get up to 50 different parent combinations. Combinations are sorted by chance (higher first), and also list other possible dragons you could get.
Moving a whole habitat with dragons is now made easy by allowing you to mark a habitat (or even many, if need be) and selecting a destination island.
April 21, 2018
Select a dragon and get up to 50 different parent combinations. Combinations are sorted by chance (higher first), and also list other possible dragons you could get.
A simple breeding calculator, mimicking the same functionality as the one at http://mobga.me/dragon-mania-legends/breeding-calculator/. I'm cautiously attaching Beta label to it for now, as in "always recheck the results with other breeding calculator(s)". I haven't spotted any incorrect breeding results yet, but if anyone does, then let me know and I'll fix that ASAP.
January 24, 2018
Dragons can now be assigned to habitats to help calculate the gold income per habitat and per island. This is helpful to see differences in the gold production and helps to spot inefficiencies in gold pickup.
Refer to the Guide on how to use it.
December 18, 2017
Added a very simple option to log in to the Planner via email. You don't even have to create a password, just fill out your email address and the system will 1) create an account for that email address and 2) send you a link through which you will be logged in. This way, there's no need for passwords – you can use the link in the email as many times as you want to get into the Planner.
December 8, 2017
Ever since reaching level 70 with my main dragon Stardust, I've been contemplating on how to open up the necessary temples to allow him to go past that level cap. Since the food cost for levelling up additional dragons with the same elements (just to upgrade a couple of temples) is quite significant, I thought I'd create a simple web-based tool for myself that allows playing around with dragon levels and calculates food cost on-the-fly.
Since I work as a web developer, I gave myself (in a typical hackathon fashion) 48 hours to come up with a solution. Nothing fancy, just the basic functionality of selecting your dragons and then playing around with their levels to see which path would be the most optimal for opening up those higher temple levels.
I knew I wasn't the only one with the problem of choosing which dragons to upgrade, so I decided to make it publicly available to all DML players, regardless of the platform, so that everyone could freely experiment with their dragons.