Dragon Adventures trading FAQ
Everything you need to trade Dragon Adventures items on TradingKeep — it's no-fee, item-for-item, and built to be scam-resistant.
- Does TradingKeep charge any fees?
- No — TradingKeep is completely free. There are no fees and we never take a cut of your trades.
- How does trading Dragon Adventures items work?
- It's item-for-item barter. You post the item you have — and the rolls it came with — plus what you'd take for it. Other players make offers, you accept the one you like, and you complete the trade in-game. No middlemen, no money.
- Is any real money involved?
- No. TradingKeep is item-for-item only. Real-money and gift-card offers break game rules and are banned here — report anyone who tries.
- How does TradingKeep stop scams?
- Several ways at once: trade-verified reviews so a trader's history is real, chat that renders every link as plain text so phishing can't land, a dual-confirm step on every trade, and a report system tied to visible outcomes.
- What is a "trade-verified" review?
- A review you can trust: it unlocks only after a completed trade that both sides confirmed. No drive-by ratings and no review-bombing.
- Do my listings expire?
- Listings stay live for 30 days and can be bumped every 6 hours to stay near the top. Done trading? Cancel a listing any time.
- What can you trade in Dragon Adventures?
- Dragons, eggs, potions, food, resources, and accessories. Most trades are dragon-for-dragon or items-for-a-dragon — post the dragon you have with its element, mutations, and skills, plus what you'd take for it.
- How do Coin values work?
- Every dragon has a community value measured in Coin (the in-game currency) — that's the 'X Coin' you see on a listing, and the number to weigh an offer against. You can ask for Coin or trade dragon-for-dragon; since coins can't be handed over directly in-game, most players settle up with dragons or items worth the Coin value.
- What's a fully-mutated dragon?
- Each dragon species can roll up to 5 mutations, added with Mutation Potions. A fully-mutated (5/5) dragon is rare and worth noticeably more — so a dragon's Mutations count, and whether it has a Legendary Color, show right on its listing.
Still unsure about a trade? Read the safe-trading guide.