Introduction

The Draconic Orchestra returns to North America along with their host of musically-themed characters. Sadly, this event as a whole does not strike a high note as the cards featured lack any truly outstanding monsters along with the bottom rarity not receiving any love which in turn has further subjected them to Powercreep.

On the bright side, this event will return on a regular basis which means most of these cards should be regularly buffed. As such, it should be relatively easy to skip rolling in this current iteration and wait for more meaningful buffs before committing Magic Stones.

Either way, this article will outline the pros and cons for each card within the Draconic Orchestra event to give players a better understanding of what each monster can do.

Video commentary

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Overview

Draconic Orchestra Pros & Cons – July 22, 2020
Pros	Cons
Event will return on a regular basis Time rolls when they are buffed more Easy event to pass/not roll in Music-themed cards	Small bottom rarity pool 4 different card Comprises 37.5% of the rolls Low value in rolling dupes No exceptional card Low motivation to roll

Draconic Orchestra REM
7 Star base (14% total)
6 Star base (48.5% total)
5 Star base (37.5% total)

Draconic Orchestra REM Rankings – July 22, 2020
S
A
B
C
D

Order within each tier is random and not reflective of ranking

Icon shows Base form regardless if it is their strongest evolution

Regardless of card’s ranking, you should always keep it if it is your very first time acquiring them

Bottom rarity quick summary

The bottom rarity should be the main motivation to roll in an event and here is a brief summary showcasing their awakenings and/or Weapon Assists if applicable. Awakenings in (brackets) are Super Awakenings.

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•   (  ) – B
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•    ( ) – D
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• ( ) – B
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