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Skins and Accents are user-created items that apply a unique design to an adult or eternal-youth dragon. They are equippable items—much like apparel, though a dragon can only wear one skin or accent at a time—and do not affect genes or breeding in any way. Hatchlings were given supported skins or accents on May 30th, 2024[1]. Skins can cover anywhere from 31% to 100% of the dragon's surface area (skins that cover less than 100% but more than 31% are unofficially referred to as "skincents"), while accents are used for smaller designs, and must cover less than 31% of the dragon, so even an accent that covers 30.99% would still be rounded down to 30% (note that accents submitted for festivals should have 20% to 50% coverage). Skins and accents can be resold and traded like any other item. The Skin & Accent System Revamp on April 29th, 2024[2] allowed for previously approved skins to be instantly reprinted instead of having to be approved again by administrators.

Blueprints[]

Blueprints are items used to turn your custom creations into unique items that can be equipped to dragons, sold, traded, etc. Skin and accent blueprints can be purchased in varying quantities and prices. You can buy them here.

Single Blueprints[]

Bundle Packs[]

Bundle packs contain multiple individual skin/accent blueprints. Each skin or accent blueprint can be used to create one unique skin.

Multi-Copy Packs[]

A multi-copy pack is a single item that yields multiple identical copies of the same skin.

Creating a Skin[]

Download the PSDs for the breed/sex you wish to illustrate. Created skins can only be applied to dragons of the appropriate breed/sex, e.g. a male Guardian skin cannot be worn by a male Fae, nor can a female Imperial skin be worn by a male Imperial.

To make a skin, you need a program that can support the PSD file format (Photoshop, SAI, GIMP, PaintShop Pro, Clip Studio Paint, etc.). Once opened in your art program, there are several layers containing different parts of the dragon.

Do:

  • Make the lineart layer significantly darker than the surrounding colors
  • Resize the image to 350x350
  • Keep the background transparent, and hide or delete the layers with the dragon base before saving the image to submit

Do not:

  • Use black, or very dark colors that appear black
  • Make changes to the lineart or go outside the lines
  • Use stock photos or overwhelming textures
  • Reference or use copyrighted material, e.g. no logos

Skins must be approved by an administrator, and will then be turned into an item. This process is stated to take anywhere from 5-7 days after you submit the skin, but wait times vary and have been known to range from a day to multiple weeks. Your skin(s) will arrive in your message center.

The number of copies that you receive will depend upon the skin bundle that you selected (if you selected a 10-skin blueprint, you will receive 10 copies of your skin, etc.). You can save the extras, give them to a friend, auction them, or sell them on the forums!

A more in-depth tutorial for creating skins can be found here.

IDs[]

Each skin/accent has a unique ID, always found at the end of its images' URLs before the .png (e.g. the URL for Accent: Dreameater's icon is https://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/skins/15095.png, so its ID is 15095). This ID can be used to:

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