Reading a bond card
Player cards described by MoodReads include a dragon’s name, tail type, sex, age, color and lineage. Copy the wording from your own result rather than trying to reconstruct it from a similar-looking card.
| Detail | A useful way to save it |
|---|---|
| Name | Keep the original spelling, including accents. |
| Color and tail | Use the exact labels shown on the card. |
| Age and sex | Record only what your result displays. |
| Lineage | Keep it separate from the dragon’s name. |
| Your run | Add a date and the choices you remember. |
Does a color tell you how rare your dragon is?
A color alone is not a measured probability. The official shop groups Dragonkind merchandise into black, blue, brown, green, orange and red collections; a merchandise category is not a complete game result database or an odds table.
Small collections of shared results can overrepresent unusual cards. Enjoy comparing them, but avoid treating social posts as a random sample of every player.
Give your result a home
Save a screenshot directly from the original game if your device supports it. Then add a bonded entry to your run journal. The dragon-name field makes the entry easy to find; use the notes for the remaining details.
Your journal stays in this browser. Export a JSON backup for later import, or a CSV file for a spreadsheet. Downloading a backup does not publish it.