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Fenironn value

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How it is obtained

The Fenironn's entire route record is two words: Fenironn Egg. A species named egg is a familiar pattern on this roster, and the dragon directly above the Fenironn in the alphabet shows the pattern in its complete form: the Featherfang, a Rare priced at 575,000 coins, hatches from the Featherfang Egg, an egg with a published place in the game's egg system. The Fenironn's version of the pattern is missing its second half. No published egg table available to this site, across the 140 eggs documented in the Dragon Adventures section, lists a Fenironn Egg at all: no price in Arcane Energy, no outcome pool, no hatch percentage, no consolation outcomes. So the route can be named but not walked on paper. Anyone quoting odds for the Fenironn Egg is quoting something no published table prints, and this page will not repeat an unsourced percentage as if it were a hatch rate.

Rarity and its band

The Fenironn is the only species on the 248-species roster whose rarity is not listed. Every other dragon in the game carries a classification from the published record, common through legendary, and those bands organise much of how this site can talk about a species: band size, band medians, priced company inside the band. None of that apparatus exists for the Fenironn, because a band of one unclassified species has no statistics. The table above prints the fact plainly, Not listed, and this page leaves it there rather than inferring a tier from the dragon's name, its egg or its neighbours. Rarity in Dragon Adventures is a published fact or it is nothing; for the Fenironn, as of the November 13, 2026 check, it is nothing, and the blank is recorded as a blank.

Growing and breeding clocks

The published growth survey carries no row for the Fenironn: no growth time, no breeding cooldown. What can be said honestly is the universal frame every dragon in the game shares, four life stages crossed in three equal intervals, timers that run while the dragon is unequipped, riding from the Juvenile stage and breeding from Adult. What cannot be said is where the Fenironn's own tempo falls inside the roster's wide published range, which runs from 13m 20s for the Rocirus to 10h 40m 00s for the Source Dragon of Motion. A page that guessed a figure inside that span would be inventing the one number a new owner most wants to plan around, so the Fenironn's clocks stay unpublished here until a survey prints them.

Why there is no price

Neither community list prices the Fenironn. Vaulted Values X leaves it blank and the game.guide data leaves it blank, which makes it one of 29 unpriced species in a roster of 248, against 219 priced. For this species the likely explanation is written into its own record: it is brand new. The Fenironn's published icon file on the Dragon Adventures Wiki carries a revision stamp of November 11, 2026, two days before this check, and value lists lag new species as a matter of routine, because a responsible figure needs observed trades and a new species has barely had time to change hands. Too new is a different condition from untradeable, and the distinction matters for holders: an untradeable species may never be priced, while a new one is priced as soon as its market exists. When either list first prints a Fenironn figure, this page adopts it with both source figures shown, the way every other page in this section does.

Roster position

Alphabetically the Fenironn sits between the Featherfang and the Fernifex, and the spelling neighbourhood is a study in how little adjacency means. Above it, the Featherfang: Rare, 575,000 coins, hatched from its own named egg. Below it, the Fernifex: Epic, 500,000 coins, a Legacy Dragon Season species obtained through season rotations and the Legacy Store. One step further out stand the Fayrah, Rare at 10,000 coins with a long list of event egg routes, and the Ferorex, Rare at 10,000 from the Desert Egg and later event eggs. Four neighbours, four published rarities, four published prices, and the Fenironn in the middle with neither: the alphabet groups by spelling, not by record, and this page is the gap in that otherwise complete row.

In its own right

The Fenironn's file is the shortest complete file this section can currently write, and its completeness is the point. Known: its name, its published image, and its single route, the Fenironn Egg. Not published anywhere: its rarity, its value on either list, its growth time, its breeding cooldown, its egg's price, pool and odds, and any mutated variant. A thinner record than the Contotoro's two-word file this is not; it is a new species caught in the interval between release and documentation, and everything about it that a trader would ask is on the far side of that interval. This page documents the interval honestly rather than padding it. Collectors who hold a Fenironn hold a species the lists have not reached yet; collectors hunting one have exactly one named door, an egg whose own table has not been published. Both groups are better served by those plain facts than by any figure this page could manufacture.

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Community value estimates in coins, checked November 13, 2026. How the two source lists relate, in plain words

Checked November 13, 2026 against the Dragon Adventures Wiki. How we build these values.