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Free · Game of Thrones: Dragonfire · v3.0 out now

Work out what your dragons can actually do.

The free army optimizer and dragon tier list for GoT: Dragonfire. Add your roster once. Wyrmtable builds your armies, grades the lineups you build yourself, and tells you where your next upgrade is worth spending, showing its working every time.

Newest dragon: Moondancer is in and scored, straight into S tier. Every dragon in the game is rated, with control, cleanse, evasion and stacking habits all counting towards the rating.

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V3.0 IS LIVE Full changelog

The biggest release yet

  • New dragons. Moondancer, Vermithor and Starshower are all scored and ranked, so the database covers every dragon in the game.
  • Army review. Build a lineup by hand and have it ranked against every lineup your roster could field instead.
  • Habit advice. Every rank-up you can buy, ordered by score gained per Core.
  • Bench lineup. A second army from the dragons your main ones did not use.
  • Rebuilt scoring. Stuns, cleanses, evasion, multi-target hits and stacking buffs all count now, checked against real combat logs.
Everything it does

Eight tools, one roster

Enter your dragons once on My Roster. Every tool below reads from it, and they all score through the same engine, so two pages never disagree about how good something is.

War Room Splits your whole roster into up to five armies at once, with positions and troop types. Five modes, from all-out offense to holding a Stronghold. Optimize my armies → Army review Build a lineup by hand against the opponent you have in mind. It is ranked against every lineup your roster could build instead, and told what is holding it back. Grade a lineup → Habit advice Where your next Cores should go, ranked by score gained per Core, in three lists because the Core types are not interchangeable. Rank my upgrades → Bench lineup Dragons already marching cannot join a second army. This builds the best lineup from whoever your main armies left behind. Use the bench → Tier list Two of them: every dragon at max level for a level playing field, and one scored against your own roster as it stands today. See the tiers → My Roster Levels, stars and habit ranks. Copy two numbers off one dragon's stat page and every other dragon of that breed inherits the right upgrades. Build my roster → Dragons Every dragon's base attributes, troop affinities, Command and Vanguard skill, straight from the game data. Browse dragons → Habits Every habit in the game with its rank 1 to 5 scaling, what triggers it and who it lands on. Browse habits →
How it works

Three steps, then an answer you can check

  1. Add your dragons once. Level, star rank and habit ranks on My Roster, then five numbers under Settings to teach it your account, and every tool on the site reads the same two.
  2. Say what the fight is. Attacking a player, farming a node, breaking a wall or holding your own ground. Each one changes what counts as a good army before anything is searched.
  3. Open the result. Every army breaks down dragon by dragon: attributes, the habits that actually fired, the Vanguard flank skill, and what each one contributed.

Growth curves, troop capacity, the counter triangle and the effect list come from verified in-game data. Anything the game has not confirmed is labelled an estimate instead of presented as fact, and where two battle logs disagree the tool says so rather than picking a side. When a number turns out to be wrong it gets corrected, and the correction is written down in the changelog.

Every dragon

Every dragon, rated and ranked

Base attributes, troop affinities, Command and Vanguard skills, and where each one lands on the tier list. Moondancer is the newest, and went straight into S tier.

Legendary: Caraxes, Crimson, Kalspire, Malachite, Moondancer, Seasmoke, Sheepstealer, Sunfyre, Syrax, Venator, Vermithor, Vhagar.

Epic: Daemoros, Feskar, Rhysarion, Shadowsong, Starshower, Tairax, Tashix, Tessarion, Vaeldra, Velar, Vermax, Zivern.

Rare: Antares, Arrax, Arulix, Bevlorin, Dawnseeker, Jagadrix, Nyrena, Shadowrend, Shimmer, Solstryker, Thunderstrike, Vesper.

Community

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