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“	"The place where Champions are made! Every day the Colosseum has an event you can sign one of your dragons up for. Will you win the Gold Trophy? You cannot speed up a Colosseum event, so choose carefully!"	”
	— Game Description

Cost	50,000
Experience	50,000
Sells for	25,000
Available	Level 10
Size	7x7
Build Time	4 hours

CompetingEdit

Every 24 hours there is a different element-based event. The type of event can be determined by the element name at the top of the event screen, the flags flying outside the building, or the landscape inside the Colosseum. The rotation of events is as follows:

Air

To choose a dragon to compete, touch the Colosseum to view the event screen. At the top of the screen is the event type.

Remember, after placing a dragon in the Colosseum it cannot be removed for 24 hours and the event cannot be sped up using gems or Kairos . The dragon in the Colosseum does not earn income in its habitat during the event.

TrophiesEdit

Plant Trophy
Fire Trophy
Earth Trophy
Metal Trophy
Air Trophy
Cold Trophy
Lightning Trophy
Water Trophy

Trophies are awarded based on your dragon's "performance". Factors that may increase a dragon's performance include:

Dragon Level -- the higher the level, the higher the chance for a Gold Trophy
If the dragon chosen for the Colosseum is a pure element dragon the chances of getting a gold are said to be even higher.
If the Dragon Placed in the Colosseum is a limited dragon, the chances of gold have been speculated to be higher.

Nothing guarantees a Gold Trophy. A dragon may receive a Gold Trophy one week, and only a Silver Trophy in the same event the next week.

On the Colosseum "TROPHIES" button, you can view past events: which dragon participated, the date and time of the event, and the award type. This is very helpful as it shows which achievements you have left. However, if a higher-ranking Trophy was acquired, then only the most recent dragon that obtained that same-ranking Trophy (or higher if a Silver was acquired) would be recorded. For example, if a dragon acquired a Gold Trophy for one element for one day and acquired a Silver Trophy for that same element on a later day, only the date when a dragon acquired a Gold Trophy would be recorded.

RewardsEdit

After 24 hours, the event at the Colosseum is over. Rewards include a trophy, , and . The following is a breakdown of rewards by trophy type:

Trophy Type
Gold	5	10% of the needed to the next level^[1]	100% ^[2]
Silver	2	5% of the needed to the next level ^[1]	About 50%^[2]
Bronze	0	None	About 25%^[2]

Note: awards are based on your level at the time you start the event, not at the end.

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 -- Please refer to Experience Per Level to calculate how much will be received.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 -- % refers to the amount the dragon would make in its habitat in the 24 hour period it is in the Colosseum without any boosts. Please, refer to Dragon Earning Rates for rates by dragon level.

For more in-depth analysis of Colosseum rewards, please, check out this thread.

NotesEdit

On October 19, 2011 the Colosseum rewards the user with and for competing in events in which Silver or Gold trophies are achieved.
It is interesting to note that there are never any female spectators at Colosseum events.
No Notification is provided upon completion of the event.
You are NOT able to sell the Colosseum with an event in progress.
Gemstone dragons win from the Colosseum, but do not win unless the dragon wins gold or silver.
As of August 29, 2012, the Colosseum icon now says "In Progress" rather than "Finish" while the event is underway.
On December 2, 2011, the Colosseum was re-designed to have snow on it.
On December 21, 2012, the Colosseum was decorated with Holiday decorations for a limited time.
- On February 1, 2013, the Holiday decorations on the Colosseum were removed.
On February 19, 2013, the Colosseum's "Trophies" and "Compete" buttons received their own unique sounds.
On March 26, 2013, the Colosseum received a dragon-sorting option allowing players to view all dragons in a selected element.
The Colosseum is mentioned in the description of the Big Stone.