Battle Stones

Battle Stones give your dragon abilities to use in battle as well as help to boost stats. Battle Stones also have specific flight-types as well, just like dragons. Neutral stones can be given to any dragon whereas the specific flight-type stones can only be given to dragons born into that flight.

The type of the stone determines where it can be placed on a dragon's stone chart as well as how it benefits the dragon:

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  Energy Stones - Energy Stones have a diamond on the label and are placed at the top of the stone chart. They are comprised of abilities that provide your dragon with Breath, which is needed to perform other actions.

• Ability Stones - Ability Stones have a circle on the label and are placed on the second row of the stone chart. They deal damage, protect a teammate, or heal a teammate. Additional Ability Stones slots unlock at levels 3, 11, and 17.

• Augment Stones - Augment Stones have a square on the label and are placed on the third row of the stone chart. They give bonuses to stats. Augment Stones unlock at levels 5, 7, and 13.

• Accessory Stones - Accessory Stones have a triangle on the label and are placed on the last row of the stone chart. They give useful modifications, such as allowing a dragon to attack first, giving more breath to meditation, etc. Accessory Stones unlock at levels 9 and 15.

Some battle stones have a minimum level requirement in order to be used. Most battle stones can be bought from the Marketplace or are obtained as rare drops in the Coliseum.

See this guide for more information on Battle Stones.

Breath

Breath is gained by using Energy Stones - Scratch, Meditate, Anticipate, or their recolors. Out of the three options Meditate gives the most Breath in one use, but decreases physical damage dealt by the dragon for two turns. Scratch gives the least amount in one use, but enables the dragon to deal damage at the same time.

Most Ability Stones require a dragon to have a certain amount of breath before the ability can be used. This amount is noted by the number in the bottom right of the Ability Stone's icon when in battle. The image to the right displays three ready to use abilities and one that can not be used yet. The bottom row contains the Ability Stones while the one on the top is the Energy Stone.

If the dragon does not have the proper amount of Breath during that turn to use an Ability Stone, then the number in the right corner will be red and the icon will be faded indicating that the ability can not yet be used. When the ability is successfully used, the Breath is also used up and must be regained before using the ability again.

Assigning Stones

To equip new battle stones onto a dragon, simply drag the desired stone from the inventory displayed next to the battle stone UI into a free slot. The shape of the grey empty slot shows what type of battle stones may be equipped in that row. From top to bottom, the rows are Energy, Ability, Augment, and then Accessory. Newly placed stones will be highlighted in green to show they are not yet applied to the dragon. To confirm the new stones, simply click "Lock Stones".

You cannot remove locked stones from a dragon and put them back in your inventory to use again. Already existing stones can be overwritten by dragging a new stone from the inventory onto the stone that you want to replace. The new stone will be highlighted in green and can still be taken off if misplaced. To confirm your choice click "Lock Stones".

Stones that are already equipped can, however, be moved around in their row without overwriting other equipped stones. To edit placement, click the little gear icon at the bottom center of where the battle stones are displayed. Upon clicking, all open slots will be highlighted in purple and you will be allowed to switch stones around. Stones still cannot be removed from the dragon and placed in your inventory but you can move a stone like Eliminate to the first Ability slot so it can swap places with whatever was there before, likely a beginning stone like Shred. To confirm the new places of stones click "Lock Stones".

How it appears when you are overwriting a stone. The green highlighted one is the new stone being placed.

How the area appears when it enables you to move stones around. Note the purple highlight.

List of Stones

You can hover over the image of a stone to read the description given by the site. Alternatively, clicking the item's name will bring you to the item's main page.

Energy Stones

Attack	Breath Used	Breath Gained	Level Required	Info
Meditate	-	30	1	Adds debuff on user: Meditate Exhaustion, reduces physical damage dealt by user by 75% for 2 turns.
Prismatic Meditate	-	30	1	Adds debuff on user: Meditate Exhaustion, reduces physical damage dealt by user by 75% for 2 turns.
Silverglow Meditate	-	30	1	Adds debuff on user: Meditate Exhaustion, reduces physical damage dealt by user by 75% for 2 turns.
Scratch	-	6	1	Deals weak damage to target and gives the user 6 breath.
Irradiated Scratch	-	6	1	Deals weak damage to target and gives the user 6 breath.
Anticipate	-	4 + 15 when hit	1	Reduces damage to user
Plumed Anticipate	-	4 + 15 when hit	1	Reduces damage to user

Ability Stones

Attack	Breath Used	Breath Gained	Level Required	Required Stat	Info
Shred	10	-	1	STR	Adds debuff to target: Bleed, target takes 1/3 damage dealt by attack per turn
Sap	15	-	3	STR	1/4 damage returned as health
Eliminate	35	35*	7	STR	*Breath gained only if target is killed
Guard	-	-	3	DEF	User takes damage of target for 5 turns
Clobber	35	-	3	STR and DEF	Chance to stun target
Contuse	18	-	1	INT	Adds debuff to target: Contuse, target's physical damage reduced by 25%
Aid	40	-	3	INT	Target heals a small amount of health
Regeneration	40	-	5	INT	Target regenerates some health for a few turns
Empathetic Regeneration	40	-	5	INT	Target regenerates some health for a few turns
Concentration	-	5	5	-	Adds buff on target: Concentration, increases intelligence stat of target for a few turns
Rally	-	5	5	-	Adds buff on target: Rally, increases strength stat of target for a few turns
Haste	-	5	5	-	Adds buff on target: Haste, increases speed stat of target for a few turns
Ward	-	5	5	-	Barrier is placed around target to absorb a small amount of magical damage. (Temporarily increases target's MND)
Bolster	-	5	5	-	Barrier is placed around target to absorb a small amount of physical damage. (Temporarily increases target's DEF)
Reflect	40	-	12	caster's INT or target's DEF/MND	Barrier is placed around target, has the chance to reflect any attack/spell cast on target

Elemental Ability Stones

No breath gained through any elemental ability stones.

Attack	Breath Used	Required Stat	Level/Element Required	Info
Rune Slash Rock Slash Blazing Slash Freezing Slash Blinding Slash Thunder Slash Jungle Slash Pestilent Slash Mist Slash Wave Slash Gust Slash 1/11 Elemental Slashes	16	STR	5 (various)	These attacks are elemental and can only be used by dragons of the correct element, physical
Mana Bolt Boulder Bolt Flame Bolt Frigid Bolt Bright Bolt Shock Bolt Leaf Bolt Vile Bolt Dark Bolt Hydro Bolt Zephyr Bolt 1/11 Elemental Bolts	20	INT	5 (various)	These attacks are elemental and can only be used by dragons of the correct element, magical
Fossilize	20	INT	12 (Earth)	Can apply Petrify: target cannot move but receives increased defense
Contaminate	20	INT	12 (Plague)	Can apply Virus: target takes damage from restorative abilities
Disorient	20	INT	12 (Wind)	Can apply Berserk: target may attack friend or foe
Drown	20	INT	12 (Water)	Can apply Slow: target's speed is drastically reduced
Shock	20	INT	12 (Lightning)	Can apply Paralysis: target may be unable to use abilities
Congeal	20	INT	12 (Ice)	Can apply Freeze: prevents target from attacking
Shroud	20	INT	12 (Shadow)	Can apply Blind: target's accuracy is decreased
Enamor	20	INT	12 (Light)	Can apply Silence: target cannot use abilities
Enfeeble	20	INT	12 (Arcane)	Can apply Amplify: increases magical damage against target
Envenom	20	INT	12 (Nature)	Can apply Poison: target takes periodic nature damage
Sear	20	INT	12 (Fire)	Can apply Burn: increases physical damage against target

Augment Stones

Stone	Level/Element Required	Stats Boosted
Acuity Fragment	5 (any)	+1 Intellect
Might Fragment	5 (any)	+1 Strength
Magical Acuity Fragment Earthen Acuity Fragment Fiery Acuity Fragment Frozen Acuity Fragment Shining Acuity Fragment Charged Acuity Fragment Natural Acuity Fragment Diseased Acuity Fragment Dark Acuity Fragment Aquatic Acuity Fragment Zephyr Acuity Fragment 1/11 Elemental Acuity Fragment	5 (various)	+2 Intellect
Magical Might Fragment Earthen Might Fragment Fiery Might Fragment Frozen Might Fragment Shining Might Fragment Charged Might Fragment Natural Might Fragment Diseased Might Fragment Dark Might Fragment Aquatic Might Fragment Zephyr Might Fragment 1/11 Elemental Might Fragment	5 (various)	+2 Strength
Obsidian Hybrid Fragment	10 (Earth, Plague, Shadow, Fire)	+2 Strength +1 Defense +1 Mind
Glass Hybrid Fragment	10 (Lightning, Ice, Arcane)	+2 Intellect +2 Quickness
Shale Hybrid Fragment	10 (Water, Nature, Light, Wind)	+2 Agility +2 Vitality
Scholar	17 (any)	+5 Intellect +3 Quickness +1 Agility
Berserker	17 (any)	+5 Strength +3 Quickness +1 Agility

Accessory Stones

Stone	Level Required	Effect
Discipline	9	50% chance of Meditate creating X2 breath
Ambush	9	Gives first attack at the battle's start
Field Manual	9	Allows vision of enemy ability/breath bars

Unused Battle Stones

Two mysterious Battle Stones appear in an image on the onsite encyclopedia page for the Coliseum. These two energy stones were in the site's system since launch before being removed completely in early September 2014. They were never obtainable or usable by normal players.

Stone	Effect
Double Scratch	Functioned like Scratch except it hit twice with less damage for the second hit.
Harmony	Functioned like Meditate except the other dragons in the party got a small amount of Breath as well.

Enemy-Exclusive Abilities

These two abilities are usable only by certain Coliseum monsters, and thus cannot be applied to dragons or even obtained as stones.

Ability	Effect
Bite	Functions similarly to Scratch, dealing low physical damage to the target and granting the user 6 Breath.
Pollen	Functions exactly like Meditate, granting 30 Breath—but without the exhaustion debuff. It is mostly used by low-level, insectoid enemies.