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You get it in The Great West Ocean. The Viking by the Honeycomb tree tells you "I've heard tales about a water dragon lives around these parts, but I still don't know where to find it".
It's not out in the game yet, the only newest dragon in the game is the Thunderdrum
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How do you go to the dragon book in DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
press enter
Where do you find the other mysterious dragons in wild skies?
the thunder drum is in wecrkers reef and the scauldron in the great west ocean
How do you earn more gold in DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
you play more games
Were do you get food on DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
you hit space near glowing things
How do you get the night fury in DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
To get the night fury you need to feed it fish!
How do you beat the DreamWorks Dragons Wild Skies game on Cartoons Network's website?
You beat the game when you tame all the 11 dragons.
How do you get the hideous zippleback in DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
you find it in black heart cave it eats fish
What food do you need to tame the typhoomerang on DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
the typhoomerang likes to eat fish and honeycombs
How do you get to wreckers reef in DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
Go to the Great West Ocean, there should be a path to Wrecker's Reef
What is the long spear for wild skies?
The long spear for the game Wild Skies is a weapon for defense or offense. Wild Skies is a Dreamworks Dragons game. You can also need to buy a long spear for 5 coins when going to get the dragon Zippleback.
How do you unlock the bonus dragons on DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
first of all, there are no bonus dragons, you just need to wait for them to be seen in the show, like thunder drum, skaldrun and typhoomerang
Where to find flowers on DreamWorks dragons wild skies?
In "DreamWorks Dragons: Wild Skies," you can find flowers in various locations around Berk island. Explore different areas like fields, meadows, and forests to locate and collect different types of flowers. Keep an eye out for brightly colored patches, as they usually indicate the presence of flowers.
