Dragon Coins is a unique new RPG for the iOS and Android platform. Most of the game is pretty similar to other card battling games for both platforms, except for the fact that the battle system is the Coin Dozer style, made popular by various apps as well as goofy carnival games. Read on for some tips and trick for Dragon Coins for the iOS and Android!
The battle system works like this: You drop coins into the slots representing the monsters in your party, and that monster will then damage the enemies. Gold coins do more damage than silver coins. Green coins will restore hit points to your party. Other goodies often fall, such as gems which contain monsters, and boxes.
Try to drop a lot of coins at first without triggering any attacks. Then as the dozer moves back and forth, wait for a bit while coins continue to fall into your monsters’ holes before you drop anymore. Coins will usually keep falling in for awhile especially if you dropped them so fast that they stacked up onto each other, and they will continue doing damage to the next batch of enemies that come.
Alternatively, drop coins as quickly as you can especially if you know you have a high defense. This causes you to easily set time records for how quickly you’ll finish a stage, and it will allow you to earn far more gold coins, which are actually one of the currencies of the game. Use each character’s skills wisely for advantages that don’t cost any coins.
Keep up on your team management. There is no auto team setting function, so you will have to compare the individual statistics of each card as well as their skills, then set your team that way. Always set your strongest, rarest, and highest-leveled card as the leader, to make your card more enticing to other players, thus increasing your likelihood of earning friend points.
If you are having a tough time in battle, there are multiple ways to improve your troops that you already have. Use fusion to sacrifice the unneeded common troops to improve the levels and stats of the rare uncommon troops. Once they are at max level, they can be evolved, which takes a certain combination of sacrifice troops/items and a hell of a lot of gold.