The second group consists of Trilops, Nidaria, Firelequin, Super Dan, Exo Skeel and Hasai, making 6 of them. In between Group 1 and Group 2, some legendaries became breedable one at a time. They are Goldfield, Lord of Atlantis, Vadamagma, Darkzgul, Nemestrinus, Arch Knight, Worker Hulk, Rockantium, Thorder and Nebotus.

The first group consisted of the original 10 legendaries, which were the first to be introduced in the game. There are five groups of Breedable Legendaries. They are obtainable through being bred with two monsters, which makes them easy to obtain and rank up. Which monster do you look forward to hatching? Share in the comments section below.Breedable Legendaries are usually pretty average and bad monsters, with few exceptions. Watch for updates about breeding events where you can breed even the rarest monsters to expand your army with new, truly powerful members. Furthermore, it’s not rare for players to breed the same pair multiple times until they get a monster with good stats. The trick is finding the right combination to get the desired monster. The breeding process in Monster Legends is relatively simple. Remember that you cannot breed Mythic monsters further only specific Legendaries are suitable for further breeding. The combinations to get such monsters aren’t disclosed and are constantly changed, but the information is usually quickly shared among players.

You can only obtain some rare, Legendary, or Mythic monsters from breeding hybrids.

Firesaur + Genie = Pyrook or Djinn, Rare.

Firesaur + Thunder Eagle = Gigram or Tundenix, Rare.

Firesaur + Rockilla = Firekong or Freettle, Rare.

Firesaur + Treezard = Greenasaur or Pandake, Epic.

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