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Magmip

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Overview

"Magmips are the rarest dragon species in the harsh volcanic environment they call home. Their resilient scales provide great protection against the heat, allowing them to even swim, hide, and nest in lava pools. These creatures have fearsome bites that can immobilize most foes, despite their lack of defense and health. As carnivores, these dragons pride themselves on their surprising durability when fighting their primary prey, black bears.

Stats

Added
August 14th, 2020
Attack
1,666 Breath, 4,398 Bite
Growth
25m 00s
Health
50,328
Rarity
Uncommon
Size
Small
Top speed
40 Walk, 33 Fly
Breeding Cd
Level 1: 44m 38s, Level 50: 27m 00s
Obtained
Magmip Mission, Volcano Egg, Imbued Fireworks Egg 2025

Dragonpedia

"Magmips are the rarest dragon species in the harsh volcanic environment they call home. Their resilient scales provide great protection against the heat, allowing them to even swim, hide, and nest in lava pools. These creatures have fearsome bites that can immobilize most foes, despite their lack of defense and health. As carnivores, these dragons pride themselves on their surprising durability when fighting their primary prey, black bears. They have a curious and docile nature, which makes them easy to tame and loyal companions. Magmips prove to be an exceptional comrade to the adventurer who values a friendly, easy-going presence by their side."

Mutations

The five possible mutations for this species are as follows

Patch history

Modeled by Erythia. Animated by Erythia. Brippu confirmed that the was based off of salamanders. The Magmip was the second mission dragon introduced, with the first being the Soukeyi. The, like all other currently released world dragons, received hatch presets on February 9th, 2024.

Community-sourced from dragon-adventures.fandom.com · Jul 25, 2026

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