Fan tally snapshot
374 submitted bonds (fan wall)
That wall also showed about 2.1 attempts per bond, and 61% bonded on the first try. That is self-selected submissions, not a census of every player.
Colors on submitted cards
Gold / feathertail does not appear in that adult-color breakdown.
Tails on submitted cards
Named bonds readers posted
Public examples only. Spellings are as published on those recap sites.
Names after Eidhich: fan wall on threshingdaygame.com. Wings listed there include First, Second, and Fourth — consistent with the book’s four-wing structure, but still player-typed.
Choices readers say they were offered
MoodReads lists these as reader-reported decision types, not a full script:
- Go alone or stay with squadmates
- Help an injured cadet or not
- Head toward sulfur or away from it
- How to approach a given color (readers borrow Kaori’s class)
Reader tips on the same page, also marked unconfirmed: don’t be indecisive; be honest about flaws; go in without weapons; approach a red from the left. One anecdote: a reader went alone, ran from a red, chose orange over brown, roared back, and bonded. Other recaps say shouting bonded some people and burned others — so it is not a trick.
threshingdaygame.com cites a Reddit player who ran the same route several times, burned each time, then bonded. Threads reports cluster around three or four deaths before a bond — that is a cluster, not a required death count. Parade, citing Yarros, separately put incineration around 10% no matter what you do, which can sit next to those retry stories without being the same statistic.
UI details playtesters named
- Brave Threshing button after wing/section/squad (MoodReads, Oct 2, 2026).
- Rotunda control in the corner of the screen (same playtest).
- Parade describes the product as choose-your-own-adventure / point-and-click.
- threshingdaygame.com says the email account saves your cadet and your bond.
- dragonkind.wiki (and Parade) say Yarros seeded easter eggs; the wiki specifically names hidden in-world Public Notices. Fans are still cataloguing them — we do not have a complete list.
- Rebecca’s merch “Dragonkind” shop page is color-sorted merch, not the Threshing site (MoodReads).
- threshingdaygame.com recaps signets as May 2027. MoodReads recorded Rebecca saying May without a year on that page. Until the official site prints a date, treat “May” as the author’s word and “2027” as a recap.
FAQ
Player reports — questions
Are these official drop rates?
No. The 374-card bars are a snapshot of a public fan wall on threshingdaygame.com, which they label player-reported. People who post are not a random sample.
Why do first-try bond rates look high if people also die a lot?
That wall showed 61% bonded on the first try and about 2.1 attempts per bond. Threads still clusters around three or four deaths for some readers. Those are different groups of self-reports, not one official statistic. Parade’s ~10% incineration line is Yarros via Parade, another separate figure.
Can I copy someone else’s named path to get their dragon?
No evidence that works. Same answers have produced a bond for one person and a death for another. Names like Ruadhith or Eidhich are outcomes people posted, not cheat codes.
What choices are actually documented?
MoodReads (reader-reported): alone vs squadmates; help an injured cadet; toward or away from sulfur; color-approach borrowed from the books. That is not a full script dump.
Is the Dragonkind shop the game?
No. MoodReads notes Rebecca’s shop “Dragonkind” page is merch sorted by dragon color. The interactive Threshing is dragonkind.com.