The topic of which Monster Point Dragon to buy is on the forefront of many player’s minds as it is a large investment. Furthermore, as the game progresses and we accumulate more duplicates to sell, new players will be reaching the elusive 300k MP needed to make their first purchase. However, one should not be rash in decimating their monster box as these powerful dragons need the right subs to function properly. If you are having second thoughts or doubts about selling a particular monster, the answer is probably no and you must exercise patience and simply wait. Furthermore, your MP Dragon team does need an investment in levels, skill ups, and pluses to be truly powerful. Lastly, they require 10 million experience to max level, 99 team cost, and have challenging evolution materials.

I have omitted any farmable subs as those can be acquired over time. If you are missing many key subs required to run their team effectively, it may be wise to to delay purchasing as you may be running a sub-par line up otherwise. For a more expansive list that includes farmable monsters, refer HERE.

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About	is perhaps the king of farming leads as he offers an unconditional 25x multiplier to fire gods.  can either focus on rows  or two prong attacks  to quickly mow down bosses. However, he somewhat falters in the highest level content due to a less dynamic sub pool, no bind immunity, and a weak active that places heavy emphasis on strong subs. Lastly,  is an easy way to score in the top 10% (or even 1%) of ranking dungeons.
Pros	Fastest farming lead in the game Unconditional 25x ATK multiplier for fire gods 2.25x RCV for fire gods Capable of scoring in the top 10% of ranking tournaments with ease
Cons	2-turn haste active places higher demand on ideal subs Subs should almost always be orb changers as you effectively only have 4 actives Can be bound (which is becoming more of an issue with pre-emptive leader binds) Very REM dependent
Key Subs to Own	Fire rows  are critical for large burst and the 3 Ares  are not a typo as you can run up to 3 with success.
Uses as a Sub	None

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