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Best places to farm for currency are: Redrock Cove, Crystal Pools, Boreal Wood, Waterway, Rainsong Jungle, Scorched Forest

Festive Favors:

Frigid Emblem: 40 snows

Snowfall Robe: 65 snows

Vista: Crystalline Gala: 50 snows

Frozen Goblin: 35 snows

Chests:

Baldwin skin and accent:

Marketplace exclusive skins and accents:

Accent: Snowsquall

Accent: Sleet Footed

Accent: Frigid Flight

Skin: Solstice Rosette

Skin: Thawed Memories

Skin: Spirit of Winter Forest

Best Places to farm for currency are: Forgotten Cave, Redrock Cove, Rainsong Jungle, Scorched Forest, Waterway

Festive Favors:

Stonekeeper Emblem: 40 geodes

Pyrite Pauldrons: 65 geodes

Vista: Rockbreaker's Ceremony: 50 geodes

Crumbling Goblin: 35 geodes

Chests:

Baldwin skin and accent:

Marketplace exclusive skins and accents:

Accent: Coalbound Coatl

Accent: Pillar of Ages

Accent: Pebble Collector

Skin: Veined Marble

Skin: Sandstone

Skin: Unearthed Ancestor

Best places to farm for currency are: Crystal Pools, Mire, Rainsong Jungle, Scorched Forest, Woodland Path

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I feel like this would have looked a lot better as a tert gene, but I guess there was a vote before and people wanted it this way. 

 

I feel like it would have been nice overlayed on top of the primary + secondary to give more of a piebald look, where the pattern is broken up by white. Like (snake warning)

 

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Yeah, but then it would be whatever the tert color is and not white unless the tert is white, so it would look like a different version of crackle most of the time.

I haven't seen a ton of dragons with these colors so I haven't snagged one yet. I wonder what species looks best as a paint... I'll have to try it out.

I guess underbelly would be the only tert that wouldn't look like poo?

I like it best on species with scales, like Spirals and Imperials. And yeah, pretty much only underbelly. xD And Spines.

I feel like if you're just starting to get into photography digital may be a better option for learning/practicing, since you can take, like, a thousand pictures and see the results immediately, whereas, with  a film camera, you're limited to 36 pictures per film, and also you have to wait for it to get developed and scanned (which obviously costs money). Also, depending on the camera, you have to set pretty much everything manually, and it's easy to end up with over-/underexposed pictures if you're not experienced.