Other Features (MSK)

## Currencies (NH & DOF)

### Newfound Harmony

#### Coins

Coins are the central, and most common Currency in the game. They have the most uses and can be obtained in the most ways.

### Obtained:

* Collecting them from Monsters
* Selling Monsters
* Selling Decorations
* Selling Structures
* Completing certain Goals
* Buying them from the Market, using real money
* By getting a high enough rank in Versus Mode on the Colossingum

### Used:

* Purchasing some Monsters
* Purchasing Decorations
* Purchasing certain Structures
* Conjuring and Fuzing Glowbes

####  Diamonds

Diamonds are the premium-currency of the game. They are very useful to have and are rarer than Coins, but they still have many ways to be used and obtained

### Obtained:

* Collecting them from the Mini and Maximum-Mines
* Collecting them sporadically from Level 16+ Monsters
* Collecting them sporadically from Wublins and Celestials
* Getting your Tribe to reach certain level milestones
* Reaching high-enough ranks in the Colossingum's Versus Mode Event and the Champion's Guild
* Completing certain Goals
* Getting a Top-Rated Island
* Having a friend use your referral code

### Used:

* To purchase most Monsters in the Market
* To speed up most time-based queues, such as Breeding and Incubation
* To purchase certain Structures, and most Structure upgrades
* To obtain more tries for Versus Mode

#### Treats

Treats are another one of the main Currencies of the game, and are used mainly to feed Monsters - that's how you expand your Islands after all.

### Obtained:

* By purchasing them in the Market with real Money
* By baking them in the Bakery - different items will give you different amounts of Treats
* By spinning the Spin Wheel in the Castle
* As a Daily Login Bonus
* Completing certain Goals
* Collecting them sporadically from Level 16+ Monsters
* Collecting them sporadically from Wublins & Celestials
* Getting a high enough rank in Versus Mode on the Colossingum

### Used:

* To feed Monsters (including Tribal Island)

####  Shards

Shards are a secondary Currency, used in the Pocket-Dimension Islands (Ethereal and Sanctum) as a replacement for Coins. They also are the most efficient way of feeding your Monster on Tribal Island.

### Obtained:

* Collecting them from Monsters
* Selling Monsters, Decorations, or Structures
* By completing certain Goals
* Through the Currency Trade system

### Used:

* Purchasing Decorations on Ethereal Island and Magical Sanctum
* Purchasing Structures on Ethereal Island and Magical Sanctum
* Conjuring and Fuzing Glowbes

#### Keys

Keys are a secondary currency used mainly to purchase the Dipsters.

### Obtained:

* Getting one sent to you by a friend
* Collecting them sporadically from a Level 16+ Monster
* Collecting them sporadically from Celestials
* By purchasing them from the Market with real money

### Used:

* To purchase Dipsters
* To Evolve Monsters in the Crucible
* To unlock the evolutionary potential of the Wublins
* To purchase Ticket Chests on the Colossingum

####  Relics

Relics are a difficult-to-earn Currency, that were introduced alongside the Werdos. While not as versatile as other Currencies, they play a massive role in the development of Amber Island.

### Obtained

* By trading in Diamonds for them in the Market
* From completing certain Goals
* As a Daily Login Bonus
* By spinning the Spin Wheel in the Castle
* Collecting them from a Level 16+ Monster
* By collecting them from Monsters on Amber Island
* By collecting them sporadically from Celestials
* By selling Vessels/Monsters on Amber Island
* Collecting them from an expired Vessel
* By getting a high enough rank in Versus Mode on the Colossingum

### Used:

* To purchase Werdos
* To purchase Fire Monsters on the Natural, Fire, and Magical Islands
* To purchase Vessels on Amber Island
* To upgrade the Amber Castle on Amber Island
* To remove Obstacles on Amber Island

####  Medals

Medals are a currency exclusive to The Colossingum, meaning this Island is the only place where they can be obtained or used.

### Obtained:

* By completing Quests in the Colossingum
* By getting a high enough rank in Versus Mode on the Colossingum

### Used:

* To purchase Costumes on the Colossingum
* To purchase Decorations on the Colossingum

### Dawn of Fire

####  Coins

Just like the original game, Coins are the main currency, and are the most common. With Version 1.8.0, the ability for Adult Monsters on the Outer Islands to produce Coins was added, with approximately  50 - 600 per Monster, depending on the Elements and Island. However, there were restrictions, as only the first copy of each Monster would produce Coins. In Version 2.0.0, the ability for Young Monsters on The Continent to produce Coins was added, with approximately  50 - 300 per Monster, with the same factors changing the amount as before. Additionally, the restriction of only original copies of Adult Monsters producing Coins was removed, meaning ALL Monsters on an Outer Island would produce them. Furthermore, the total amount produced increased to  400 - 9000 with the aforementioned deciding factors. In Version 2.3.0, the sell price of all Items was quintupled, likely to match with the increased rate that players would earn Coins at now.

### Obtained:

* Collecting them from Monsters
* Completing Monsters’ Orders
* Selling Monsters, Structures, and Decorations
* Completing certain Goals
* Buying them with real money

### Used

* Purchasing Single-Element Natural Monsters on The Continent
* Purchasing (some) Structures and Decorations
* Purchasing Items from the Trading Post
* To purchasing some extra slots for the Trading Post
* To Teleport Monsters
* Upgrading Structures
* To purchase certain Hotel upgrades

####  Diamonds

Just as with Newfound Harmony, Diamonds are the premium currency, are rarer than Coins, but are also very versatile. Diamonds are worth less in Dawn of Fire, with  1 in the original game being equal to  4 in Dawn of Fire. As an example, 1 Hour or less wait times would be sped up with  4 instead of just  1.

### Obtained:

* Collecting them from Diamond Extractors (initially purchased for  250 and increasing in price)
* Collecting them from Cosmic Dice rolls
* Completing certain Goals and Achievements
* Completing Skyship orders
* Collecting them from Monsters journeying into the Wondermine (albeit a very low chance)
* Buying them with real money

### Used

* To purchase most Monsters on The Continent, and all Monsters on the Outer Islands
* To speed up all kinds of things (Monsters, Items, and etc.)
* To purchase extra slots for certain Structures and the Trading Post
* To purchase extra Cosmic Dice
* To purchase the Diamond Extractor
* To purchase certain Hotel upgrades
* To instantly fulfill orders that contain Items the player doesn’t have.

## Island Expansions

Island Expansions are size upgrades for the Natural Islands that add platforms with more space. They are unlocked once the player reaches Level 20. The Island Expansions were first introduced alongside the addition of Fire to the Natural Islands, and were added mostly for that reason only.

 **Cold Island** |  20,000,000 (14 Hours)
 **Air Island** |  35,000,000 (1 Day)
 **Water Island** |  60,000,000 (2 Days)
 **Earth Island** |  85,000,000 (2D 17H)

## Island Skins

Island Skins are alternate appearances for Islands that you can purchase for either Diamonds, or with real money. Each one comes with a unique set of boosts, all of which will remain applied even if you do not display the skin.

## Wishing Torches

Wishing Torches are special structures that can increase the chances of breeding hard-to-get Monsters when they're lit. Your Friends are able to light your torches (and vice versa) for free, but you can also light them on your own for 24 hours with  2, or permanently for  50.

## Collect-All Button

Unlocked after the player purchases Air Island, the Collect-All button allows most Currency on an Island to be collected all at once.

## Biggify

Biggifying is an aesthetic feature that allows you to increase the sizes of your Monsters. You can spend  2 to biggify a Monster for 24 hours, or spend  20 to biggify them permanently. Once biggified, the effect can be toggled off and on at anytime, so as long as the potential time limit hasn’t expired.

## View Mode

After tapping the plus icon in the bottom left corner, you can enter View Mode, which obscures the main User Interface, allowing players to get a better view of your Islands.

## Notes and Trivia

* Seasonal Islands Skin will alter the appearances of Obstacles, while all other skins will not.