Buy Dragon Crystals for Dragonheir: Silent Gods: Heliolite Dice, seasonal packs and the Three Ears subscription
Dragonheir: Silent Gods is an open-world tactical turn-based RPG built around dark fantasy and tabletop dice mechanics, developed by SGRA Studio and published by Nuverse / Proxima Beta, the gaming arm of ByteDance. Players explore the continent of Adenthia — Southern Adenthia, the Aethercairn isles, Nytheria and the Dusky and Silvery Towers — leading a personal Player Character of one of four races (humans, dwarves, half-elves, lizardfolk) and a roster pulled from 300+ heroes after the July 2025 Reborn relaunch. Combat runs on six elements (Fire, Ice, Lightning, Poison, Necrosis, Radiance) and on real D&D-style dice rolls that fire in fights, thefts, negotiations, drinking contests and locked-door checks alike. Dragon Crystals are the premium currency that funds summons, seasonal packs and hero-choice chests.
- Conversion into Wyrmarrow and then Heliolite Dice at 100 Wyrmarrow per die
- Limited seasonal chests and Walker's Choice Epic hero option
- Activation of the Daily Supply from Three Ears 30-day subscription
- First-purchase x2 bonus on every Dragon Crystal denomination
- Seasonal Forthfaring Summons Pack I–VI and Apprentice/Scholar/Master Secret Collections
- Mythic Artifacts, Familiar Batwing and Season 5 'Hymn of Chess and Blade' exclusives
Dragon Crystals, Wyrmarrow and Heliolite Dice: a chain, not a 1:1
Dragonheir does not use the familiar Genshin-style direct exchange. The chain is longer: Dragon Crystals convert into Wyrmarrow, the soft summon currency, and Wyrmarrow is then traded in the Daily Supply Store for Heliolite Dice at 100 Wyrmarrow per die. Heliolite Dice are what actually pull the limited Legendary banners. The standby Starlight Invocation banner uses weaker Starlight Stone Dice. For a planning-minded player this means budgeting in future summons rather than in Crystals: after the Reborn update one summon costs exactly 100 Wyrmarrow, which is one Heliolite Die.
Hard pity 35 and a 3% base rate — short but expensive guarantee
Dragonheir stands out with a short hard pity. Legendary hard pity is 35 summons, not 50, 80 or 90 like most gacha RPGs, and the base Legendary rate is 3% on Heliolite banners. At least one Rare drops every five dice. There is no Genshin-style 50/50 here: pity points straight at the featured hero of the limited banner, with no risk of pulling someone else. On the standard Starlight banner, the 35th summon without an Epic becomes a guaranteed Epic. The shorter pity makes pre-banner saving easier to read than planning wishes in HoYoverse titles.
D&D dice: skill checks in the open world and Spellcasting
Dice in Dragonheir are not flavour visuals but a working D&D mechanic. Combat covers to-hit rolls, fumbles and crits, but skill checks also fire when you steal from an NPC, negotiate with a faction, search a chest, take part in a drinking contest or try to force a locked gate. Wild heroes of the Fire element additionally trigger a separate Spellcasting Check that boosts spell damage. After Reborn the system gained Elemental Bonds: seven compositions (Wild, Frost, Dauntless and others) hand out passive bonuses when two or more heroes share a tag — Wild boosts dice, Frost applies freeze, and so on. The summon budget is affected directly: it pays to pull for a full composition rather than one isolated hero.
D&D and Heroes of Might & Magic III: two official crossovers
This is a rare case of a gacha RPG running not one but two official crossovers with major tabletop and strategy IPs. The first is Dungeons & Dragons with Wizards of the Coast: since 17 November 2023 the game has featured Drizzt Do'Urden, his panther Guenhwyvar and the balor Errtu, with the D&D arc voiced by Matthew Mercer of Critical Role. The second is Heroes of Might & Magic III with Ubisoft: the Journey to Antagarich story-driven exploration mode and themed heroes went fully live on 7 April 2026 (announced 13 March 2026). Both crossovers live mainly through seasonal banners and story events, so collectors who want the D&D or HoMM heroes should time Crystal packs and Heliolite chests to the rerun windows.
The Reborn relaunch and Season 5 'Hymn of Chess and Blade'
On 17 July 2025 Dragonheir went through a full Reborn relaunch: combat was rewritten, a unified Resonance Level replaced the per-hero levelling grind, summons were cheapened to 100 Wyrmarrow each, and players received over 650 free summons. This is a de facto restart rather than a patch, so older economy guides should not be applied without checking against the Reborn baseline. The live content is Season 5 'Hymn of Chess and Blade', which started on 7 April 2026 and runs through 26 May 2026: 20 new Legendary heroes, Mythic Artifacts, the Familiar Batwing companion, the server-wide Crown Contest mode and Magichess, an auto-chess mode with its own Legacy Coffer meta-progression. Season 5 is also the first time every server entered a new season simultaneously — CN servers used to ship ahead.
First-purchase x2 per denomination and seasonal limits
The first-purchase bonus in Dragonheir is one of the more generous in the genre because it applies independently to every Dragon Crystal denomination: 70, 350, 700, 1,400, 3,500, 7,000, 14,000 and 35,000. The 3,500 pack on first purchase delivers 7,000 Crystals, and the doubler stays live on every other tier. It only resets around major events that the publisher announces separately. The doubler does not apply to the Daily Supply from Three Ears subscription (an instant 680 Dragon Crystals + 10 Heliolite Dice, then 2 Heliolite Dice per day and +20% gold for 30 days) or to seasonal chests — those are separate SKUs. Forthfaring Summons Pack I–VI, Apprentice/Scholar/Master Secret Collections and Heliolite Miracle/Rush Chests carry purchase caps of 1–2 per month or once per season, so for a Season 5 budget it makes sense to clear the seasonal packs first and only then top up flat Crystal denominations.
Heliolite chests, Walker's Choice and the Three Ears subscription
Several SKUs in the Brawl Games catalogue are easy to mistake for plain currency. Heliolite chests (Heliolite Miracle and Rush Chest) drop ready-made Heliolite Dice without the Wyrmarrow detour — useful when a banner is about to close and you need summons immediately, but they have a 1–2 purchase cap per month. Walker's Choice (Epic Hero Option Chest, also listed as Choice of Walkers) lets you pick an Epic hero from a pool yourself; it is one of the priciest semi-premium options and carries the same monthly cap. Forthfaring Summons Pack I–VI are seasonal starter bundles tied specifically to Season 5 — their contents will rotate after 26 May 2026. The Three Ears subscription is the closest thing to Welkin Moon on offer: 30 days of payouts that total 680 Crystals up front plus 70 Heliolite Dice and a +20% gold buff, but it is not a currency and the first-purchase doubler does not touch it.
Where the service runs and how the regions work
After Reborn the game uses unified global servers plus Celebration Servers for season launches and returning players — the current open window runs 7–21 April 2026 (UTC+0). On mobile in some regions the title is published as Dragonstride: Legacy Reborn with the same app ID com.sgra.dragon — this is a rebrand of the same game, not a separate app. The Steam version is unavailable in some markets, and the North American service was shut down on 16 September 2024 before returning with Reborn. For players in regions where the official store has limited card support, the in-game shop is sometimes hidden until the device region is changed in Google Play or the App Store and the client is restarted. The Player ID lives under Profile/Settings → Account and is the delivery point for third-party top-ups; it cannot be changed and there is no Supercell-style external account binding. The interface is localised into Russian alongside English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Japanese; voice-over is not localised into Russian — dialogue runs with subtitles.
How to place a Dragonheir top-up
- Open Profile/Settings → Account inside Dragonheir and copy the Player ID.
- Pick the pack you need — Dragon Crystals, a Heliolite chest or the Three Ears subscription.
- Enter the Player ID and the server (global or Celebration if you play there).
- Confirm the details on the checkout screen and complete payment.
- Wait for delivery — Crystals and chests appear on the linked Player ID.
If you follow the collection-RPG genre
- Raid: Shadow Legends — Plarium's collection RPG with summon shards and faction grind, the closest direct genre neighbour.
- Watcher of Realms — Tilting Point's elemental fantasy RPG with mixed-race rosters, the closest match in banner structure.
- AFK Journey — Lilith Games' open-world casual fantasy with seasonal arcs, similar audience to Dragonheir.
- Honkai: Star Rail — HoYoverse's turn-based RPG for players who want a longer, more polished pity system after Dragonheir's tight 35-pull guarantee.
The Brawl Games catalogue lists all eight Dragon Crystal denominations from 70 to 35,000, the Daily Supply from Three Ears subscription, Heliolite Miracle and Rush chests, the seasonal Forthfaring Summons Pack I–VI and the current Apprentice/Scholar/Master Secret Collections. Checkout requires the Player ID and the chosen server; payment is accepted from Russia and the CIS. The on-site chat is available before checkout for questions about a specific pack or order status.