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Table showing the correlation of creature strength and growth rates (relevant for a future update):
In the column to the left of the creature type name, the percentage of the strength of 1 of that creature is indicated, relative to 1 dragon. In the column to the right, the strength of the full growth rate is indicated, as a percentage of 1 dragon.
A growth rate of x2 means that the actual full growth rate is equal to double, but when building the basic dwelling, only the simple (non-doubled) growth rate is applied. The subsequent weekly growth rate of such dwellings (if a Fortress is present) is equal to the full (doubled) growth rate. When building upgrades, the new creatures that appear are also equal to the full (doubled) growth rate.
+: creature growth is supported by the Castle (+X/+X arrival/growth rate).
++: creature growth is supported by the Stronghold and Castle (+X/+X for each)
!: there is an extension (+Y growth rate)
where X is the basic growth rate, and Y is the full growth rate.
Thus, the actual growth rate of creatures, taking into account fortifications and extensions, can exceed the full growth rate.
In the column to the left of the creature type name, the percentage of the strength of 1 of that creature is indicated, relative to 1 dragon. In the column to the right, the strength of the full growth rate is indicated, as a percentage of 1 dragon.
A growth rate of x2 means that the actual full growth rate is equal to double, but when building the basic dwelling, only the simple (non-doubled) growth rate is applied. The subsequent weekly growth rate of such dwellings (if a Fortress is present) is equal to the full (doubled) growth rate. When building upgrades, the new creatures that appear are also equal to the full (doubled) growth rate.
+: creature growth is supported by the Castle (+X/+X arrival/growth rate).
++: creature growth is supported by the Stronghold and Castle (+X/+X for each)
!: there is an extension (+Y growth rate)
where X is the basic growth rate, and Y is the full growth rate.
Thus, the actual growth rate of creatures, taking into account fortifications and extensions, can exceed the full growth rate.