[V.3] Own a Dragon Farm

Congratulations! You have inherited your father’s legendary dragon farm. As a renowned dragon tamer's child, your father’s reputation precedes you, and the expectations are high. ---= New Features =--- - Achievements System: I have integrated several achievements that you can collect through the gameplay, along with a few easter eggs. Can you find them all? - Aging System: Now your dragons have an age and will grow up over time. - New Dragon Type: When taming a random dragon, there is a chance it will be a shadow dragon. - Setting fixes were made ---= Feedback Requested =--- This is my first-ever scripted adventure, and I anticipate that the adventure and its new features may contain bugs (particularly the automated dragon-taming detection). Your feedback in the comments would be greatly appreciated. ---= Commands =--- To interact with all the different game systems, please use the following commands: Create a New Dragon Card: Use the command /tame {gender (male/female)} {name} {type} {breathe weapon}” for the full command. However, there are a few shortcuts: - “/tame” for a completely random dragon - “/tame {gender (male/female)}” for a random dragon of a specific gender. - “/tame {name}” for a random dragon with a specific name. - “/tame {gender} {name} {type}” for a dragon with a matching weapon. - “/tame {gender} {name} {weapon}” for a dragon with from a matching type. Set Event Rate (Default is Every 32 Turns): “/set event rate {integer}” Toggle Story Card Automation: “/set automation {on/off}” to enable or disable the experimental automation system (not recommended, disabled by default) Remove a Dragon’s Data (Do Not Remove the Story Card, So You Can Edit It Later On): “/remove {name}” Change a Dragon’s Age: “/age {name} {age index}” while the ‘age index’ is an integer between 0 and 5. Check How Many Achievements Have Been Made: “/ach”