In My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire, you’ll be thrown back in time to breed prehistoric monsters and hear them sing. Like its predecessor, there are many monsters to breed and many islands to visit. The breeding process does take a while, but it is always very rewarding, as you get a new tune to the entourage. Candelarva is a very difficult monster to get your hands on, however. Here is how to breed Candelarva in My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire.
How breeding works in My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire
In My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire, the breeding process does take some time. You will need to get the eggs from two of your existing monsters and combine them together to create a new monster, which then that egg needs to be incubated. Due to the complexity of the monster, times for creation and incubation could range up to 4 days of waiting time.
In the Shop, you can see the elements of all the monsters in the game. You need to combine elements of existing monsters to create the monster which copies that exact combination of elements. However, you are not alwasy guaranteed that you will get that monster.
Depending on how many elements a monster has, there is more room for failure, so you may need to keep repeating the egg process until you luck out and get the monster you are after.
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How to get Candelarva in My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire
Candelarva is one of the two only monsters to have five elements. This means that getting Candelarva is a rare feat, even if you have the correct combinations of monsters in the creation process. Her elements are Air, Plant, Earth, Water, and Fire. So your two monsters will need to boast one of each element to have a chance of scoring her. This can be done anyway with any monsters that match the elements.
As long as the elements are the same, you have the same amount of chance of getting Candelarva as you would with any other correct combination of monsters. Good luck!
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