Flight Rising Breeding Rarity Calculator
Parent 1
Plentiful (e.g., Fae, Guardian) Common (e.g., Mirror, Tundra) Uncommon (e.g., Snapper, Spiral) Limited (e.g., Imperial, Nocturne) Rare (e.g., Coatl, Wildclaw) Basic Common (e.g., Speckle, Tiger) Uncommon (e.g., Cherub, Vipera) Limited (e.g., Poison, Skink) Rare (e.g., Metallic, Petals)Parent 2
Plentiful Common Uncommon Limited Rare Basic Common Uncommon Limited RareHatchling Probability Results
Breed Odds
Gene Odds
Understanding Flight Rising Breeding Mechanics
Flight Rising utilizes a complex system of rarity tiers to determine the outcome of dragon breeding. Whether you are aiming for a specific breed of dragon or a rare gene combination, understanding the mathematical probabilities is key to successful "lair" management.
Rarity Tiers Explained
Both dragon breeds and their genes (Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary) are categorized into five distinct rarity tiers. When two dragons of different tiers mate, the offspring are statistically more likely to inherit the "more common" trait.
- Plentiful: The easiest to obtain (e.g., Guardians). 15-day cooldown.
- Common: Slightly higher value (e.g., Tundras). 20-day cooldown.
- Uncommon: Moderate rarity (e.g., Snappers). 25-day cooldown.
- Limited: Harder to find (e.g., Imperials). 30-day cooldown.
- Rare: The most prestigious (e.g., Wildclaws). 35-day cooldown.
The Math of Gene Inheritance
When you breed a dragon with a Basic gene (Plentiful) with one that has a Metallic gene (Rare), the offspring have a roughly 99% chance of being born with the Basic gene. This makes "breeding up" a challenge. Our calculator uses the established community-researched percentages to give you the most accurate prediction of your next clutch.
Breeding Example
If Parent A is a Wildclaw (Rare) and Parent B is a Mirror (Common):
| Parent | Breed Rarity | Inheritance Chance |
|---|---|---|
| Wildclaw | Rare | ~3% |
| Mirror | Common | ~97% |
Nesting and Cooldowns
Remember that breeding doesn't just produce hatchlings—it also puts your dragons on a cooldown period. During this time, they cannot be bred again. The rarer the breed, the longer the recovery period. Use the results from our tool to plan your hatchery schedule efficiently!