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All 30 Threshing dragons: colours, tails, stats and odds

Threshing Game Online has 30 dragon breeds: six colours times five tails. The colour of the dragon that bonds you follows the instinct you showed most often across the seven scenes, and the tail follows how you acted on it. Blue and black are the rare colours and each has its own rule.

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Enter the Vale

The six colours

Dragon colours, the instinct each follows, and share of bonds
ColourFollowsShare of bonds
Redcourage22%
Orangedefiance23%
Greenloyalty26%
Brownresolve26%
Bluebalance2.2%
Blackthe Black Pathunder 0.01%

Shares are exact. They come from walking all 16,384 possible runs through the game's rules, weighting each by its chance of surviving the three burn rolls, and assuming every choice is equally likely.

The five tails

Dragon tails and how a rider earns each
TailWeaponHow you earn it
Swordtaila long straight blade that ends in a single pointFavour direct choices: the shortest line to the problem.
Daggertaila short twin-bladed tip built for close workFavour quick, quiet choices: move early, stay light.
Clubtaila heavy bone club that breaks what it lands onFavour choices where you plant your feet and take the hit.
Scorpiontaila segmented tail curled over a venom stingerFavour patient choices: wait for the opening, then take it.
Morningstartaila spiked iron-hard ball on a whip of tailFavour protective choices: put yourself between a threat and someone else.

Red dragons

Quick to anger and quicker to act. Reds choose riders who move toward danger before they have finished thinking about it.

Orange dragons

Volatile and proud. Oranges are the hardest to predict and respect riders who refuse an order they think is wrong.

Green dragons

Steady and deliberate. Greens watch how a cadet treats the people beside them and choose the ones who do not leave anyone behind.

Brown dragons

Patient and hard to move. Browns choose riders who read the ground, wait, and then do not change their mind.

Blue dragons

Rare and unreadable. Blues ignore cadets who lead with one instinct and choose the ones they cannot work out.

Black dragons

The rarest colour in the Vale. Blacks do not weigh instincts at all. They wait for a cadet who walks one exact route.